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Don't dismiss the power of PowerShell
This essential e-zine reviews key BYOD concerns and considerations for Exchange admins, and offers tips for addressing the technical logistics of delivering secure email access to mobile devices. Learn how to leverage PowerShell scripts, ActiveSync d... E-Zine
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Help with Office 365, mobile devices, Exchange security
In this edition of the Exchange Insider, explore how to migrate to Office 365. As more companies turn to Office 365, we'll answer your most common questions, and you will learn about mobile device support in the cloud, including the pros and cons of ... 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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Learning from successful Exchange Server migrations
A recent survey of Exchange professionals shows that 75% of those responding have migrated to Exchange Server 2007 already or plan to do so soon. In this issue of Exchange Insider e-zine, get an in-depth look at some real-world Exchange 2007 migratio... E-Zine
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Microsoft Office 365 tries to keep enterprises in its suite spot
IT shops may find that the entire Office 365 suite is a good deal, once they parse Microsoft's licensing options and address initial misgivings. FAQ
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Exchange admins, is it time to retire your VPN?
VPNs have proven a solid way to safely access Exchange mailboxes remotely, but are they still necessary? That depends on your company's needs. 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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Securing mobile devices and exchange
Bring-your-own-device programs are on many Exchange administrators’ minds. Allowing personal devices to connect to corporate systems can lead to a loss of IT control. Let’s look at some security features of Exchange 2010 and how to find out what devi... Feature
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Exchange Server and the iPhone: What you need to know
Is the iPhone the best mobile device for an Exchange organization? The decision is ultimately up to you, but our tutorial is a good place to start. Learning Guide
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ActiveSync essentials for the Exchange admin
From the basics to the advanced, this guide runs the gamut of Exchange ActiveSync topics. Is ActiveSync right for your organization? What does that error message mean? This guide answers all your questions. Learning Guide
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How to connect an iPhone to OWA
Discover how easy it is to connect an iPhone to OWA on Exchange Server 2007 and Exchange 2010. You'll also learn how to retire your Windows Mobile device in favor of an iPhone Tutorial
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Test your setup before connecting iPhone to Exchange with ActiveSync
Get the steps to connect iPhone to Exchange Server using ActiveSync -- starting with how to test the setup on a Windows Mobile device or emulator. Tutorial
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Configure CA certificates for iPhone and Exchange Server 2007
Since the iPhone was not originally intended for enterprise use, certain operating system components -- like the certificate store -- are hard to locate and configure. But by following a few steps and properly configuring your certificates, the iPhon... Tutorial
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Identify Exchange Server 2010 ActiveSync certificate errors
There are numerous issues that can prevent ActiveSync from working properly on Exchange Server 2010 mobile devices. But certificate-related issues are usually the most common causes. Get troubleshooting basics to ensure your certificates are properly... Tutorial
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Exchange ActiveSync monitoring a necessity for enterprise mobility
As organizations scale up mobile initiatives, ActiveSync monitoring is crucial to avoiding performance bottlenecks and overloading Exchange. News | 24 Apr 2013
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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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Google drops Exchange ActiveSync support on free Gmail
Google ditched Microsoft ActiveSync in favor of its own Google Sync based on open protocols. News | 20 Dec 2012
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Deadline looms for iPhone iOS 4 users needing Exchange access
Apple released an update to the iPhone iOS 4.0.0 to fix issues with Exchange ActiveSync that caused heavier than normal server loads and sync issues. Article | 23 Jul 2010
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Exchange admins await iPhone iOS 4 fix
IT shops are still looking for a real fix to the performance drain caused by Apple's new iPhone operating system, iOS 4, and Exchange ActiveSync. Article | 07 Jul 2010
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Mobile device admin options leave IT shops wanting
Windows mobile device management products have remote wipe, but they don't address the big gorilla. Article | 20 Feb 2008
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New mobile device management server hits Microsoft lineup
Microsoft this week added a management server for mobile devices that will allow IT shops to update devices on the fly. Article | 23 Oct 2007
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BlackBerry, BES health necessary for fast problem resolution
BlackBerry and BES must operate in healthy environments to avoid outages and other issues. Zenprise recently put together a list of best practices to ensure the BES is healthy and problems are solved swiftly. Article | 26 Sep 2007
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BlackBerry troubleshooting, support boosted
BlackBerry troubleshooting tools from Zenprise can ease mean time to resolution for mobile device issues. Article | 18 Jul 2007
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BlackBerry coming to Windows Mobile
BlackBerry features will soon be available on Windows Mobile devices in a software application suite that offers BlackBerry email, messaging, calendar and other applications. Article | 25 Apr 2007
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Options for accessing Exchange Server mail on Surface tablets
With tablet usage on the rise, users should know how to access Exchange Server mail. Outlook isn't included on the Surface, but other options exist. Tip
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Implementing Exchange ActiveSync mailbox policy best practices
Exchange ActiveSync mailbox policy implementation is different for every organization, but that doesn't mean there are no best practices to follow. 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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An overview of the Exchange 2010 ActiveSync Quarantine feature
Underused but important, the Exchange 2010 ActiveSync Quarantine feature helps restrict which devices connect to Exchange. Here's what you need to know. Tip
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Top five OWA 2013 improvements that benefit mobile users
OWA 2013 offers several improvements that target users and admins who are frequently on the go. Here are the top five. Tip
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IPhone configuration tips for Office 365 mailbox access
A correct iPhone configuration is critical for users who need Office 365 mailbox access. While the setup isn't difficult, it's not very intuitive either. Tip
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ActiveSync support in Windows 8 helps Exchange shops control BYOD
Windows 8 and Windows RT lean on an old friend for Exchange connectivity. It improves Exchange mailbox security on tablets, making BYOD more feasible for Exchange orgs. Tip
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How to send Outlook 2010 items via SMS text message
No smart phone, no problem! You can still configure Outlook 2010 to send mail, calendar items and more to users who have cell phones that aren’t ActiveSync-enabled. Here’s how. Tip
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How to fix three nagging iPhone problems in Exchange 2007
If your iPhone users are having trouble accessing Exchange 2007 email and calendaring, you can sidestep the problems before they happen. Tip
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Exchange ActiveSync tweaks that will lower your company’s phone bills
These days, everyone’s looking to save a few bucks wherever they can. Find out how a few minor ActiveSync modifications can go a long way toward lowering your company’s phone bills. Tip
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Resolving a mobile device problem in Outlook 2003
The answer to dealing with a mobile issue in Outlook 2003 might be properly configuring your URL. Ask the Expert
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Requirements for connecting mobile devices to Exchange 2003
Take a look at the different requirements for mobile devices such as an iPhone or Blackberry to connect to Exchange Server 2003. Ask the Expert
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Troubleshooting password issues with Windows Mobile 6.1
Find out what to do if you Windows Mobile 6.1 password disappears upon restarting. Ask the Expert
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Synchronized Exchange mobile device showing deleted appointment
After synchronizing a mobile device with Exchange Server, a user's deleted appointment is still showing on their device. See how to remedy this issue here. Ask the Expert
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Enabling encryption with digital certificates on BlackBerry devices
If you are using digital certificates to encrypt email in Microsoft Outlook 2003, find out how to use the same certificates for email on your BlackBerry devices. Ask the Expert
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Issues viewing email with attachments on BlackBerry mobile device
If you cannot properly view an email with an attachment on your BlackBerry mobile device, the problem could be the use of digital certificates. Ask the Expert
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Email is appearing on BlackBerry mobile devices, but bypassing Outlook 2007
Find out why your BlackBerry mobile device might be receiving emails that never appear in your Microsoft Outlook 2007 inbox. Ask the Expert
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Email mistakenly marked as 'read' when received on BlackBerry devices
Discover how to troubleshoot BlackBerry email issues with POP3 and Exchange by implementing a proper BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES). Ask the Expert
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Tools to report on Outlook Mobile Access usage
Find out what tools work in conjunction with Exchange Server 2003 and Outlook Web Access (OWA) to report on Outlook Mobile Access (OMA) usage. Ask the Expert
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Unable to accept Outlook 2003 meeting change requests on a BlackBerry
If you cannot use your BlackBerry to accept meeting change requests in Outlook 2003, you should upgrade your BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES). Ask the Expert
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greylist (or graylist)
A greylist (also spelled graylist) is a list of e-mail addresses or domain names that a spam filter uses to identify suspected spam. If a message arrives from an address or domain on the list, it will be quarantined and then delivered to the subscri... Definition
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reverse proxy server
A reverse proxy server is a proxy server that relays connection requests for inbound network traffic. Definition
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Sender ID
Sender ID is Microsoft's proposed e-mail sender authentication protocol designed to protect against domain spoofing and phishing exploits. Definition
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distribution list
In e-mail applications, a distribution list is a group of mail recipients that is addressed as a single recipient. Definition
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HailStorm
Part of Microsoft's .Net initiative, HailStorm is the company's plan to provide a single place on the Web where any individual user (who pays a fee) may securely store personal and financial information that can be shared with others when desired (fo... Definition
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Windows Internet Naming Service (WINS)
Windows Internet Naming Service (WINS), part of the Microsoft Windows NT and 2000 Servers, manages the association of workstation names and locations with Internet Protocol addresses (IP addresses) without the user or an administrator having to be in... Definition
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Options for accessing Exchange Server mail on Surface tablets
With tablet usage on the rise, users should know how to access Exchange Server mail. Outlook isn't included on the Surface, but other options exist. Tip
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Exchange ActiveSync monitoring a necessity for enterprise mobility
As organizations scale up mobile initiatives, ActiveSync monitoring is crucial to avoiding performance bottlenecks and overloading Exchange. News
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Implementing Exchange ActiveSync mailbox policy best practices
Exchange ActiveSync mailbox policy implementation is different for every organization, but that doesn't mean there are no best practices to follow. Tip
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Microsoft Office 365 tries to keep enterprises in its suite spot
IT shops may find that the entire Office 365 suite is a good deal, once they parse Microsoft's licensing options and address initial misgivings. FAQ
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Exchange admins, is it time to retire your VPN?
VPNs have proven a solid way to safely access Exchange mailboxes remotely, but are they still necessary? That depends on your company's needs. Feature
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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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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
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An overview of the Exchange 2010 ActiveSync Quarantine feature
Underused but important, the Exchange 2010 ActiveSync Quarantine feature helps restrict which devices connect to Exchange. Here's what you need to know. Tip
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Google drops Exchange ActiveSync support on free Gmail
Google ditched Microsoft ActiveSync in favor of its own Google Sync based on open protocols. News
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Top five OWA 2013 improvements that benefit mobile users
OWA 2013 offers several improvements that target users and admins who are frequently on the go. Here are the top five. Tip
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About Mobile Devices
Microsoft Exchange Server administrators often have to manage Windows Mobile devices, BlackBerrys, and smartphones as part of their email and messaging administration duties. These tips and tutorials will help you master Exchange Server mobile device management technologies like ActiveSync and Direct Push and teach you how to correctly set up, synchronize and secure your corporate mobile devices.