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Thanks to:  https://mizitechinfo.wordpress.com/   More and more our staff want to use their own gadget such as smart phones and tablets to access corporate data files while out of the office. Work Folders in Server 2012 R2 / windows 8.1, allows our users to store and access work files from anywhere while complying with corporate policies. Work Folders use a new synchronization protocol to synchronize corporate data to user devices from a centralized, on-premises server. The corporate organization still maintains control of the data by implementing policies such as encryption. Work Folders is a new role service of the File and Storage Services role and is available only in Windows Server 2012 R2. When a user creates or modifies a file in a Work Folders folder on any device or PC, it is replicated automatically to the corporate file server’s sync share via Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) connections on port 443. The changes in the sync share are then replicated securely to that user’s other d

 Thanks to: https://www.alitajran.com/ Starting from Exchange 2013 and higher, logs are taking up more space on the Windows Server. This is when cleanup logs Exchange 2013/2016/2019 script plays an important role. Clear Exchange logs with PowerShell and get free space on the Exchange Server. These logs are  NOT  database logs! You can safely delete these logs. In fact, I recommend you to delete them. Logs are great when you need more information and want to have a look into it when you are having issues. Exchange Servers are filling up easily with all these logs. The best way is to clear the logs because you need to free up some size on the disk. The script in this article is my edit to the original script from MVP Edward van Biljon. You can download the official script from  Microsoft Technet . Prepare the cleanup logs Exchange script Run the cleanup logs Exchange script Before running the cleanup logs script After running the cleanup logs script Conclusion Prepare the cleanup logs Ex