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Exchange Server: To host or not to host
Some applications are a natural fit for the cloud; some are better kept within your administrators’ control. What about Exchange Server? Volume 9 of the Exchange Insider E-zine outlines the pros, cons and costs of running Exchange Server in-house and... E-Zine
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Prepping BlackBerry Enterprise Server for Exchange 2010 SP1
BlackBerry Enterprise Server is still the de facto standard for company-wide mobile devices, but with so many BlackBerry Enterprise Server editions on the market, choosing the right can be a tricky endeavor. Volume 8 of the Exchange Insider e-zine co... E-Zine
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Evaluating Exchange Server in the cloud
Volume 6 of the Exchange Insider e-zine looks at the economics of running Exchange Server on-premise versus hosting it in the cloud. Learn about whether or not moving Exchange to the cloud makes good financial sense. Do you have an Exchange Server di... E-Zine
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Managing Exchange Server 2010 disaster recovery
Volume 5 of the Exchange Insider e-zine looks at how Exchange Server 2010’s database availability groups can ease an administrator’s backup and disaster recovery stress. Also learn how Forefront Protection 2010 can help defend Exchange 2010 servers f... E-Zine
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The Exchange migration path is paved with caution
Volume 4 of the Exchange Insider e-zine looks at how diminished budgets will affect IT pros’ migration plans in 2010—and where Exchange Server 2010 fits into their roadmaps. Also discover tools you need to troubleshoot mail flow issues and to tackle ... E-Zine
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Your hosted Exchange email prep guide
Thinking about a move to hosted Exchange email, but not sure where to start? Learn which questions to ask, what the necessary prep work is and more. guide
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MVP reviews his first year with Microsoft Office 365
A year ago, a longtime MVP migrated from on-premises Exchange Server to Microsoft Office 365. Read about his experiences and reasons behind the move. Feature
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Top Exchange administration tips of 2012
We published more than 100 great Exchange administration tips in 2012. Based on your clicks, we present our annual best-of list. Feature
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Guide: Troubleshooting Exchange Server 2010
From simple issues to intricate, this guide offers plenty of help when it comes to effectively troubleshooting Exchange 2010. Guide
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Hosted Exchange Server market overview
Many companies are weighing the decision to place Exchange Server in the cloud. If that includes you, make certain to examine the market landscape first. Feature
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BYOD considerations for Exchange admins
Having a tough time saying "no" to BYOD? Good news, you don’t have to. Get up-to-date on key BYOD concerns and discover PowerShell cmdlets you can use to manage and gather ActiveSync info. Tutorial
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Exchange Server blogs you need to bookmark
There's a boatload of great Exchange blogs out there, but only a few make our "best-of" list. These five are worthy of a spot in your bookmarks tab. Feature
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Our top five Exchange Server 2010 administration tips
Exchange 2013 is fast approaching, but Exchange 2010 is far from a distant memory. Take a few moments to see which Exchange 2010 tips kept readers clicking the last two years. Feature
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Will Hyper-V 3.0 improvements make Exchange shops ditch VMware?
Hyper-V 3.0 will include several new features and improvements that benefit Exchange virtualization, but are they enough to convince companies to drop VMware? Feature
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Mastering Exchange 2010 server role management
In-depth knowledge of the five distinct server roles is critical to optimizing Exchange 2010 performance. Incorporate these best practices to get the most out of your deployment. guide
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Apple iOS 6.1 Exchange 2010 bug hits transaction logs hard
A problem in the latest iPhone and iPad operating system generates an endless loop of transaction logs that can slow Exchange 2010 servers to a crawl. News | 14 Feb 2013
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Exchange 2010 SP3 released, Exchange 2013 migrations still on hold
Despite being told that Exchange 2010 SP3 would allow for coexistence with Exchange 2013, administrators must still wait on planned migrations. News | 13 Feb 2013
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Exchange 2010 SP2 RU5 drops with 20 fixes, eye on Exchange 2013
Exchange 2010 SP2 RU5 will help IT pros preparing for the move to Exchange 2013, as well as shops that run Outlook in online mode. News | 16 Nov 2012
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Microsoft Office 365 sizes don't fit all
Many IT shops continue to bypass Microsoft Office 365 in favor of other vendors, citing a lack of optimized tools and customization capabilities. News | 19 Oct 2012
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Rereleased Exchange Server rollup updates fix certificate problem
Exchange admins won't have to worry about expiring certificates once they install new updates that fix a known digital signature problem. News | 10 Oct 2012
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Exchange Server and Office 365 insight: Top quotes from MEC 2012
Upset you missed MEC? Don’t worry, there’s always next year. Catch up on important happenings as we highlight some of the juiciest quotes. News | 27 Sep 2012
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Exchange 2010 SP2 rollup 4 delivers new retention policy support
Another rollup for Exchange 2010 Service Pack 2 is upon us, and this update includes 23 new fixes. Or is it actually 22 fixes plus a new feature? News | 16 Aug 2012
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Exchange 2010 SP2 rollup 3 includes long-awaited fix
Exchange 2010 SP2 RU 3 contains 42 helpful fixes, including one that some Exchange Server administrators might deem a feature enhancement. News | 31 May 2012
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Expert Exchange insight: Quotes from TEC 2012
Exchange experts at TEC 2012 had lots of interesting things to say about Exchange, Office 365 and more. Here are some of the most interesting quotes from the show. News | 02 May 2012
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Exchange Server 2010 SP2 RU 2 contains 43 more fixes
Another rollup update for Exchange 2010 SP2 and once again admins get a slew of new fixes. Is this cause for concern or is the Exchange team simply exterminating a lot of little bugs? News | 18 Apr 2012
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Configuring federation proxy servers for a hybrid Office 365 deployment
Part of the hybrid Office 365 single sign-on configuration process is correctly setting up federation proxy servers. Here's how. Tip
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Preventing denial-of-service attacks on virtualized Exchange servers
Denial-of-service attacks pose a serious security threat to virtualized Exchange servers. Discover what you can do to mitigate potential intrusions. Tip
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Fine-tuning your Exchange Server network configuration
With a few simple guidelines and tweaks, you can optimize your Exchange Server network configuration and keep servers humming. Tip
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Best practices for virtualizing Exchange 2010 on vSphere
Observing best practices and watching for common oversights will go a long way when virtualizing Exchange 2010 on VMware vSphere. Tip
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How to implement Exchange address book policies
Exchange address book policies have replaced clunky global address list segmentation. Discover where they make sense and how to implement them. Tip
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Two potential obstacles when virtualizing Exchange Server
Interested in virtualizing Exchange Server? Two roadblocks may stand in your way. Our expert explains both, as well as their causes. Tip
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A crash course on Exchange ActiveSync policies for iOS devices
As iOS devices invade organizations, it's crucial to understand Exchange ActiveSync policies. Password options and other restrictions are available. Tip
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Examining multisite database availability groups in Exchange 2010
Multisite database availability groups are a solid high availability choice, but can pose problems. Fortunately, options are available. Tip
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Public or private CA: PKI deployment options for Exchange
Deciding which PKI deployment option to go with for digital certificates can be tough. Weigh the pros and cons of each before moving forward. Tip
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Three ways to tighten OWA 2010 security
As more users log onto corporate networks with smartphones and tablets, stout OWA 2010 security is vital. Three techniques limit potential risks. Tip
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Why does an Exchange Server migration require a coexistence period?
A coexistence period is an important part of any Exchange Server migration -- but why? Our expert explains. Answer
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What is the best way to test 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. ATE
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Outlook Anywhere won't connect after Exchange 2010 migration
One admin's Outlook Anywhere instance won't connect after an Exchange 2010 migration. Find out what our expert suggests. Answer
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Why quorum is important to Exchange 2010 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. Answer
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A load-balancing alternative for Exchange 2010 client access servers
It's not possible to load balance Exchange 2010 client access servers without third-party tools, but some settings allow for load-balancing features. Answer
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Should I enable Exchange 2010 circular logging?
A novice administrator is curious if he should enable Exchange 2010 circular logging. Our expert offers his thoughts. ATE
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All about Exchange 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. Answer
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Is it safe 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. Answer
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Exchange 2010 setup error: Cannot create IIS virtual directory
One administrator encountered Exchange 2010 setup errors after uninstalling the platform. Find out what our expert recommends. Answer
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Configuring Exchange 2010 out of office messages
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. Answer
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Microsoft Exchange Address Book Policy (ABP)
A Microsoft Exchange Address Book Policy is a feature that allows administrators to segment Exchange Global Address Lists in order to give users specified views of other users' email addresses in their Exchange organization. Definition
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Microsoft Exchange Global Address List (GAL)
The Microsoft Exchange Global Address List is a list of all users and their respective email addresses within an Exchange Server organization that uses Microsoft Outlook for email. Definition
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unified messaging server (UM server)
The unified messaging server is a server role in Exchange Server 2007 and Exchange Server 2010 that integrates users' voice mail with Exchange email. Definition
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Microsoft Exchange RBAC (Role Based Access Control)
Microsoft Exchange RBAC is a permissions model used in Exchange Server 2010 and Exchange Server 2013. Definition
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Microsoft Exchange 2010 Mailbox Server Role Requirements Calculator
The Microsoft Exchange 2010 Mailbox Server Role Requirements Calculator is a free, downloadable tool from Microsoft that helps Exchange 2010 administrators design their mailbox server role so that it is optimized for their specific deployment. Definition
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Microsoft Exchange Control Panel
The Exchange Control Panel (ECP) is a Web-based management interface introduced in Exchange Server 2010. Definition
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Exchange Autodiscover service
The Exchange Autodiscover service helps Exchange administrators set up and sustain server settings for computers that run Microsoft Outlook, as well as settings for supported mobile devices. Definition
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edge transport server
Edge transport server is an Exchange Server 2010 role that helps route Internet email as well as protect the Exchange organization from viruses and spam. Definition
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hub transport server (HT server)
Hub transport server is an Exchange Server role that handles all mail flow within an Exchange organization. Definition
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free/busy data
Free/busy data is information about the availability of individuals within an organization at specified times. The user status data indicates whether the time period specified is free, busy or tentative, or if the user has set their out of office sta... Definition
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Beyond the outages: IT pros weigh Office 365
Office 365 offers businesses benefits that may outweigh concerns surrounding the cloud service. Tony Redmond shares his opinions on Microsoft's collaboration suite in this podcast. Podcast
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Expert sheds light on not-too-distant future of Exchange
Expert Tony Redmond talks about what Exchange admins should do to prepare for Exchange 2010 SP2, the release of Office 365 and more in this podcast. Podcast
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What you should know about hosted Exchange Server
There's a lot of buzz surrounding hosted Exchange Server, but is it all just noise? This podcast explains what's involved in the hosted Exchange model and weighs the pros and cons of moving email servers off-premise. Podcasts
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Industry expert analyzes future of messaging
At the Exchange Connections show in Las Vegas, we spoke with industry expert Tony Redmond. Listen to his thoughts on the future of messaging and how social networking affects the enterprise. Podcast
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Exchange Server 2007: Email archiving tips and hosted services trends
There are a lot of ways to handle email archiving in Exchange Server 2007. To help you zero in on what's best for your organization, we've enlisted nine-time Exchange MVP Missy Koslosky. Listen to this podcast series to hear some tips on email archiv... Podcast
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Configuring federation proxy servers for a hybrid Office 365 deployment
Part of the hybrid Office 365 single sign-on configuration process is correctly setting up federation proxy servers. Here's how. Tip
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Why does an Exchange Server migration require a coexistence period?
A coexistence period is an important part of any Exchange Server migration -- but why? Our expert explains. Answer
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Preventing denial-of-service attacks on virtualized Exchange servers
Denial-of-service attacks pose a serious security threat to virtualized Exchange servers. Discover what you can do to mitigate potential intrusions. Tip
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Fine-tuning your Exchange Server network configuration
With a few simple guidelines and tweaks, you can optimize your Exchange Server network configuration and keep servers humming. Tip
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Best practices for virtualizing Exchange 2010 on vSphere
Observing best practices and watching for common oversights will go a long way when virtualizing Exchange 2010 on VMware vSphere. Tip
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Microsoft Exchange Address Book Policy (ABP)
A Microsoft Exchange Address Book Policy is a feature that allows administrators to segment Exchange Global Address Lists in order to give users specified views of other users' email addresses in their Exchange organization. Definition
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Microsoft Exchange Global Address List (GAL)
The Microsoft Exchange Global Address List is a list of all users and their respective email addresses within an Exchange Server organization that uses Microsoft Outlook for email. Definition
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How to implement Exchange address book policies
Exchange address book policies have replaced clunky global address list segmentation. Discover where they make sense and how to implement them. Tip
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Your hosted Exchange email prep guide
Thinking about a move to hosted Exchange email, but not sure where to start? Learn which questions to ask, what the necessary prep work is and more. guide
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MVP reviews his first year with Microsoft Office 365
A year ago, a longtime MVP migrated from on-premises Exchange Server to Microsoft Office 365. Read about his experiences and reasons behind the move. Feature
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About Microsoft Exchange Server 2010
Get tips and tutorials that will teach you all about Exchange Server 2010. Find out about its newest capabilites, tools and how you can use the latest version as either an on-premises or a hosted solution.