Email Alerts
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Who's reading your email?
With more business being conducted via email and an increasing reliance on messages, concerns about mail server security, accessibility and admin privileges (or excessive privileges) are completely valid. Volume 10 of the Exchange Insider e-zine diss... E-Zine
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Guide: Tightening Exchange Server security
Exchange Server is susceptible to a range of different security threats. We’ve compiled our top tips to help protect you from these vulnerabilities and risks. guide
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Exchange 2010 role based access control explained
Exchange 2010’s new permissions model, role based access control, is helpful but can be daunting due to the number of roles and groups available. Start with the basics in this tip. Feature
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'You do not have permission to send to this recipient' errors
Learn how to diagnose and resolve 'You do not have permission to send to this recipient' Exchange Server non-delivery reports caused by 5.7.1 or 5.7.3 errors. Troubleshooting Guide
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Securing Exchange Server 2003 -- 5 tips in 5 minutes
Learn about client-side and server-side security features in Exchange Server 2003, including Kerberos authentication, SSL security, and RPC over HTTP. Tutorial
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Tutorial: Exchange Server public folder permissions
In this four-part tutorial, learn how to create a simple Exchange 2003 public folder tree structure, customize Exchange public folder roles and permissions, and automatically propagate Exchange parent public folder permission changes to all child fol... Tutorial
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Managing recipients and distribution lists -- 15 tips in 15 minutes
Take a look inside "Learning Exchange Server 2003," with this collection of 15 tips excerpted from Chapter 5, "Managing recipients and distribution lists." Author William Boswell uses screen shots, diagrams and step-by-step instructions to teach you ... Chapter Download
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Microsoft delivers new Exchange tool for mobile devices
Exchange administrators have a new free tool in their quiver to help configure and validate mobile client certificate authentication for Exchange Server ActiveSync. Microsoft also released a utility that gives Exchange's Jet database a stress test. Article | 07 Feb 2006
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Exchange 2003 and Volume ShadowCopy Services
The following is tip #8 from "12 ways to protect your Exchange 2003 data." Article | 09 Jun 2004
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How to create Exchange 2013 data loss prevention policies
While data loss prevention policies are a cool new feature in Exchange 2013, you must understand how to build them before you can use them. Tip
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Eight steps to better securing Exchange Server 2010
Properly protecting Exchange Server 2010 means maintaining top-notch security. Perform the tasks on this checklist regularly to keep your deployment safe and sound. Tip
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All Outlook 2010 Trust Center settings are not created equal
The Outlook 2010 Trust Center offers plenty of security settings to administrators. That doesn’t mean they’re all important though. Tip
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Role group management commands for Exchange Server 2010
Role group management has changed in Exchange Server 2010. Take a look at which EMS commands you'll need to use to create role groups, add and remove members and more. Tip
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Why it pays to know Exchange Server 2007 administrative controls
Step up your knowledge of Exchange Server 2007 administrative roles before diving into Microsoft's new Exchange Server 2010 administrative model and groups. Tip
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Why you should secure Exchange 2007 using administrative policies
When securing Exchange Server 2007, administrators should look beyond internal security options to administrative policies. These policies dictate how to configure and run the Exchange organization. Typically, administrative policies vary from compan... Tip
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Grant or deny permissions to access a user's Exchange 2007 mailbox
Need to access another user's Exchange 2007 mailbox? Learn how to grant or deny permissions to access a user's mailbox using the Exchange Management Shell. Tip
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Exchange Admin 101: Exchange 2003 and Exchange 2007 admin privileges
Learn about Exchange 2003 and Exchange 2007 administrative privileges and how to delegate management rights and responsibilities with tiered roles and permissions. Tip
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Creating an ethical firewall in Exchange Server 2007
Learn how you can use an Exchange Server 2007 ethical firewall to prohibit certain employees or departments from communicating with each other via email. Tip
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How to secure Exchange Server services -- A quick guide
Exchange services, like many Windows Server 2003 add-on services, can open security holes if improperly configured. Secure your Exchange services with these recommended settings. Tip
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Restoring Exchange 2010 administrative permissions after a migration
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. Answer
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Exchange users receiving email addressed to legacy users
Find out the best way to prevent email addressed to Exchange legacy users from flooding your inbox. Ask the Expert
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Restrict access to Outlook Web Access via Exchange System Manager
Learn how to configure Exchange System Manager (ESM) to restrict certain users from accessing Outlook Web Access (OWA), without limiting users' LAN access. Ask the Expert
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Editing Exchange Server public folder permissions
Find out how to edit permissions on Microsoft Exchange Server public folders using Exchange System Manager (ESM). Ask the Expert
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Can't delete old Microsoft Outlook public folders
Without proper Exchange Server permissions, an administrator is unable to delete old Microsoft Outlook public folders. Here's a workaround. Ask the Expert
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Why can't I grant users permissions to an Exchange public folder?
Exchange Server public folder permissions can be complex. Get troubleshooting advice on delegating permissions to Exchange Server public folders here. Ask the Expert
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Exchange public folder calendar can't be opened in Microsoft Outlook
Get directions on how to open a shared Exchange Server public folder calendar in Microsoft Outlook via the 'open other user's calendar' option. Ask the Expert
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Set Outlook calendar permissions for group to view private meetings
Learn how to grant Microsoft Outlook calendar permissions, including access to private Microsoft Outlook calendar meetings, to a select group of users. Ask the Expert
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Selectively set email permissions for Exchange groups
Learn how to configure permissions for a group of Exchange 2003 users to send email both internally and externally, and allow a second group to only send internally. Ask the Expert
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Public folder permissions fail in Exchange mixed mode
Public folder permissions don't work in your Exchange 2000/2003 mixed mode environment? Find out how you can resolve this public folder permissions problem. Ask the Expert
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E2K (Exchange 2000)
E2K stands for the Exchange 2000 messaging and collaboration server product from Microsoft. Definition
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privilege
In the administration of a multi-user computer system, a privilege is an identified right that a particular user has to a particular system resource, such as a file folder, the use of certain system commands, or an amount of storage. Definition
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How to create Exchange 2013 data loss prevention policies
While data loss prevention policies are a cool new feature in Exchange 2013, you must understand how to build them before you can use them. Tip
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Restoring Exchange 2010 administrative permissions after a migration
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. Answer
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Eight steps to better securing Exchange Server 2010
Properly protecting Exchange Server 2010 means maintaining top-notch security. Perform the tasks on this checklist regularly to keep your deployment safe and sound. Tip
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Guide: Tightening Exchange Server security
Exchange Server is susceptible to a range of different security threats. We’ve compiled our top tips to help protect you from these vulnerabilities and risks. guide
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All Outlook 2010 Trust Center settings are not created equal
The Outlook 2010 Trust Center offers plenty of security settings to administrators. That doesn’t mean they’re all important though. Tip
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Exchange 2010 role based access control explained
Exchange 2010’s new permissions model, role based access control, is helpful but can be daunting due to the number of roles and groups available. Start with the basics in this tip. Feature
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Who's reading your email?
With more business being conducted via email and an increasing reliance on messages, concerns about mail server security, accessibility and admin privileges (or excessive privileges) are completely valid. Volume 10 of the Exchange Insider e-zine diss... E-Zine
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Role group management commands for Exchange Server 2010
Role group management has changed in Exchange Server 2010. Take a look at which EMS commands you'll need to use to create role groups, add and remove members and more. Tip
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Why it pays to know Exchange Server 2007 administrative controls
Step up your knowledge of Exchange Server 2007 administrative roles before diving into Microsoft's new Exchange Server 2010 administrative model and groups. Tip
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Exchange users receiving email addressed to legacy users
Find out the best way to prevent email addressed to Exchange legacy users from flooding your inbox. Ask the Expert
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About Microsoft Exchange Server Permissions
Whether you're troubleshooting or setting up permissions for Exchange Server and Microsoft Outlook users, public folders and calendars, or delegating privileges to Exchange administrators, these tips and tutorials will help you get the job done. Find out everything you need to know to properly configure permissions in a Microsoft Exchange Server email environment.