LepideAuditor For Exchange Server 14.05.01 Crack +
LepideAuditor is a tool for active monitoring of the Active Directory domain. A detailed overview of your Active Directory domain can help you track the problems and solve them quickly. LepideAuditor generates a report of all the necessary information (domains, sites, user accounts, groups, users, mailboxes, etc.) so that you can take the appropriate action as early as possible.
Key LepideAuditor features:
- Decentralized monitoring (true 24/7 support)
- Real-time monitoring of every part of the Active Directory domain
- Attachments of more than forty different reports
- Ability to receive regular reports by email or as a CSV, MHT or PDF file
- Ability to receive daily, weekly, monthly, weekly or daily summary reports
- Printable version of the report in PDF or MHT format
- Access to more than forty different reports such as Mailbox Status, Distribution Lists, Public Folders, Public Folders Usage, Bounced Messages, Queued Mail, E-Mails, LDA Changes, Permissions Changes, Group Changes, Profile Changes, etc.
- Ability to sort the reports by date or in alphabetical order
Requirements:
LepideAuditor requires the following Windows components:
- Windows Operating System
- Java Software
- Active Directory Service
- POP3, IMAP4, SMTP or other e-mail service
How to Activate this software:
LepideAuditor trial version for Exchange is available as a web based application. To download the trial version of LepideAuditor, please click the orange "Start Trial" button. A license key is sent to your email address. To activate the trial, you need to enter the license key that is sent to you in the email and click the "Activate" button. You can exit LepideAuditor from the homepage, but the license key remains valid until the trial expires.
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LepideAuditor for SharePoint 2010 Description:
LepideAuditor is a tool for active monitoring of your SharePoint environment. This active monitoring requires no special hardware - it runs in your Windows environment. A detailed overview of your SharePoint environment can help you find problems quickly. LepideAuditor generates a report of all the necessary information (site collection, sites, user accounts, groups
LepideAuditor For Exchange Server 14.05.01 Free
Exchange Server is a tool which helps the organizations to organize and manage their contacts and data by means of hierarchical organization, ability to hide and show mailboxes and determine who can access them. It supports several characteristics of life: role management, change management, control access to the system, usage history and inbuilt distribution lists.
LepideAuditor can generate more than 40 reports with data taken from Exchange Server databases.
LepideAuditor for Exchange Server Important Information:
Windows, Windows Server, Exchange Server, Windows Live
This code throws the following exception. What could be the reason for it? My application is on Azure App Service.
A:
It might be related to using below exception while using adplus?
Report is not properly prepared. The report 'ExchangeMailboxReport' is not selected as an active report. You must select it as an active report or change the active report server by using the Report Server Switch tool. (HRESULT: 0x80010106)
The same error has been mentioned on github on sourceforge
Good news. It is resolved in the first available build after Nov 11.
It seems like they didn't test the new build.
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