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Exchange 2010 security checklist
So you’ve deployed Exchange 2010, but are you confident in its security? If you’re unsure, make certain you’ve checked off these seven items.
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Optimizing the Exchange 2010 experience
There are numerous features you can use -- some native to Exchange 2010 and some included in virtualization platforms -- to improve uptime and optimize performance. Consider these six areas.
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Office 365 quick tip: How to connect to PowerShell
Admins can get more granular control of Office 365 resources after connecting to PowerShell. Unfortunately, determining how to make that initial connection isn’t immediately clear.
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Exchange 2010 discovery features: Where they fall short
While Exchange 2010 contains helpful discovery features, they may not be sufficient for every company’s legal needs. See why you may need to supplement them with a third-party product.
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PowerShell: What admins need to know
Microsoft has made it clear PowerShell is going to be the administrative tool of choice moving forward. Familiarize yourself with basic syntax or get left behind.
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Why did my Exchange Management Console break down?
It’s not uncommon for the Exchange 2010 management console to break down. Some failures may be attributed to changes made since Exchange 2007, but there are other causes as well.
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Trim your phone bills with ActiveSync adjustments
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.
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Centrally managing OOO in Exchange 2010
Is out-of-office message management possible in Exchange 2010? Microsoft doesn’t officially support it, but our expert attempted a couple methods to find out.
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Use PowerShell to complete your Exchange 2010 migration
You’ve taken the necessary precautions and followed all the right steps. Complete your Exchange 2010 migration by moving public folders, PST files and mailboxes with PowerShell.
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Office 365: Eases storage woes AND keeps admins busy
Not only does a move to Office 365 lessen storage annoyances; it also gives admins more time to focus on more pressing business issues.
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Troubleshooting Outlook Anywhere: Where to start
Several factors can stop Outlook Anywhere from working correctly. Familiarize yourself with the most common pain points and learn their fixes here.
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A close look at Outlook 2010 Trust Center settings
The Outlook 2010 Trust Center offers plenty of security settings to administrators. That doesn’t mean they’re all important though.
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Analyzing Exchange Server 2010 hardware requirements
Aligning with Microsoft’s Exchange 2010 hardware requirements is critical, but remember, you've got to balance them with your company’s own unique needs and budget.
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Does Exchange Online meet mobile expectations?
As Exchange organizations look to Office 365, questions arise about mobile device support in the cloud. Exchange Online may have the features your enterprise wants and needs.
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Mail contacts vs. mail users in Exchange 2010
It’s easy to confuse mail users with mail contacts in Exchange 2010. Our expert sorts out the differences between these seemingly interchangeable terms.
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Custom email filtering with FPE 2010
ForeFront Protection 2010 for Exchange helps keep spam and viruses at bay. But did you know you can also use its custom email filters to enforce corporate email policies?
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Outlook security add-ons: More harm than good?
Third-party add-ons are supposed to aid and protect Outlook, right? They may be hurting more than they’re helping if not properly configured.
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Monitoring Exchange: Why SCOM is worth a look
Are you relying on complicated performance monitor counters to track your Exchange servers’ health? If so, you may want to give SCOM a try.
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Your Outlook users’ problems solved
In this edition of the Exchange Mailbag, our expert explains what to do if your users keep receiving duplicate messages, why spell check may not be working and more.
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Remember third-party apps during Exchange upgrades
Upgrading to Exchange 2010? Neglect third-party apps at your own peril. Here’s what to check.
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Prepping Exchange 2010 for reusable PowerShell scripts
Creating reusable PowerShell scripts can save admins valuable time. But before you begin writing them, you’ve got to get your Exchange Server 2010 environment in order.
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Virtual directory re-creation problems -- what to check
Re-creating virtual directories in Exchange 2010 is a straightforward process, but that doesn't mean problems won't occur. First, check these trouble spots.
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Need to uninstall Exchange 2010? Here’s how.
Severe damage to Exchange Server 2010 may require you to uninstall the program. Follow these tips to prevent harm to Active Directory.
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Fixing three Exchange 2007 ActiveSync and iPhone issues
If your iPhone users are having trouble accessing Exchange 2007 email and calendaring, you can sidestep the problems before they happen.