Running, Filtering and Saving Scans in Best Practise Analyzer

TBittner — Sat, 25 Sep 2010 05:00:00 GMT

Who knows the Best Practise Analyzer for Exchange (ExBPA) is already familiar exporting scan results to other file formats to save or achive. The Best Practise Analyzer (BPA) coming with Windows Server 2008 R2 Server Roles doesn’t have this opportunity to save the scan reports form the Server Manager Console.

But if you use PowerShell for BPA, you can export your scan report to advanced HTML. There are detailed articles on TechNet describing all the functions and options you have with BPA on Windows Server 2008.

Details here

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Running, Filtering and Saving Scans in Best Practise Analyzer