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Does Exchange 2013 need an edge?
Though server roles were consolidated in Exchange 2013, one reader wonders if an edge transport server should still be included. Our expert weighs in.
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Why IMAP is disabled in Exchange and when to enable it
Why is IMAP disabled in Exchange Server? When does it make sense to use it? Get the answers to those questions and more in this expert response.
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Introducing the Exchange 2013 Managed Store
Exchange 2013 Managed Store has replaced the Information Store of past Exchange versions. Find out what's changed besides the name in this expert Q&A.
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The case of disappearing admin tools in Exchange 2013
Microsoft discontinued several Exchange administration tools in the Exchange 2013 release, but why? Learn the answer and what to use instead.
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What happens to .ost files after restoring a backup?
An admin is curious as to what will happen to users' .ost files after restoring a backup. Our expert explains how to find out with a few quick steps.
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Testing Exchange 2010 server health
An admin wants to know what his options are when it comes to checking Exchange 2010 server health. Our expert offers two suggestions.
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Outlook Anywhere hangs after Exchange 2010 migration
One admin's Outlook Anywhere instance won't connect after an Exchange 2010 migration. Find out what our expert suggests.
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What quorum means to database availability groups
When it comes to database availability groups, maintaining quorum is paramount. But what exactly is quorum, and how do you maintain it? Find out here.
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Balance an Exchange 2010 CAS without third-party tools
It's not possible to load balance Exchange 2010 client access servers without third-party tools, but some settings allow for load-balancing features.
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Should I use circular logging in Exchange 2010?
A novice administrator is curious if he should enable Exchange 2010 circular logging. Our expert offers his thoughts.
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How to track OWA user connections
One Exchange admin wants to know the best way to track OWA connections to his client access servers. Our expert has the answer.
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What you should know about mailbox database white space
In this expert Q&A, you'll learn what Exchange mailbox database white space is, ways to check how much you have in your deployment and other best practices.
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Is it OK to delete Exchange 2010 log files?
One admin wants to know if it's a smart idea to delete Exchange 2010 log files. To put it simply, it's not, and here's why.
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Exchange 2010 setup can't create IIS virtual directory
One administrator encountered Exchange 2010 setup errors after uninstalling the platform. Find out what our expert recommends.
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Configuring OOO messages for Exchange 2010 users
If a user forgets to turn on his Exchange 2010 out of office message, he may rely on you to do that for him. Fortunately, you have a couple options.
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Updating an Exchange 2010 DAG
Updating database availability groups is an important part of the Exchange service pack installation process. Learn the steps necessary to update your DAG.
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Should I snapshot Exchange 2010?
An admin wants to know if it's smart to snapshot Exchange Server 2010. Our expert weighs in.
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The difference between MX records and smart hosts
A new Exchange administrator is confused as to the difference between MX records and smart hosts. Discover what each does and their role in email delivery.
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Exchange 2010 setup error: Can't find domain controller
Did you receive an error message describing difficulty finding a domain controller during Exchange 2010 setup? Read the steps necessary to get around it.
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Permissions lost after Exchange 2010 migration -- why?
One admin lost permissions after an Exchange 2010 upgrade. See why it happened, and get two fixes as we revisit our popular Ask the Expert program.
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GAL updates not replicating to sites
For some reason, an admin's Exchange Global Address List updates are not updating to sites. Our expert has several suggestions to fix the issue.
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I think Office 365 is down; what do I do?
An Office 365 outage may be widespread or unique to your deployment. Discover how to find out, as well as the best ways to prepare your organization.
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Exchange migrations and the importance of coexistence
A coexistence period is an important part of any Exchange Server migration -- but why? Our expert explains.
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