Articles in the Exchange Server Category
A student recently asked about SCCM package deployment and SCOM integration. The question had to do with the package option of suppressing SCOM notifications. If SCOM is suppressed, shouldn’t that fact cause alerts to be generated? The answer was somewhat surprising.
Microsoft succeeded on many levels in 2010. In fact, it was a banner year for cloud development and for the release of some key products: Windows Phone 7, Internet Explorer 9, and SQL Server 2008 R2, to name a few. The diversity of these product offerings show that Microsoft continues to compete on many fronts. […]
A student recently brought up the following issue/question: “I have Outlook XP clients predominantly, and they’re OK, but I also have some Outlook 2007 clients on my network, and I get an error message each time they open Outlook 2007.” Outlook 2007 and Outlook 2010, especially with Outlook Anywhere (OA), as well as the Exchange […]
E-mail has become the lifeblood of enterprise communication in the 21st century, and Microsoft’s Exchange Server has positioned itself as virtually the only game in town. Sure, there are still organizations that use Lotus Notes or Novell GroupWise, but they are frequently migrating to Exchange. Having cornered the messaging market, the guys in Redmond, Washington […]
With Exchange Server 2010 SP1 in the wild now, many organizations who are still hosting their messaging services with Exchange Server 2003 or 2007 or other platforms are finally looking to upgrade to Exchange Server 2010, but with this latest service pack included with the upgrade. True, many other companies have already migrated to Exchange Server […]
In the nine months since Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 RTM became available on October 9, 2009, and generally released a month later on November 9, many new developments have been brewing in the world of Exchange. June 11, 2010 marked the fourteenth anniversary of the release of Exchange Server 4.0 back in 1996, as a […]
If I told you that before I cross the street, I stop, look, and listen, perhaps you’d think I was sensible. If I told you I just listen, you know I’d probably have a run-in with a silent electric car. Yet if I mentioned that I look left, right, down, and up (in case there’s […]
Long, long ago, in a blog post not too far away, I wrote about how to use CDO.Message to send email messages via Windows PowerShell. In an Exchange Server 2007 class, the topic came up again and I ended up briefly demonstrating the basics of composing the to, from, subject, and body of a message. […]
SharePoint and Exchange integration for the iPhone and iPodTouch is one thing, but consider for a moment the XGA resolution display at 132 pixels per inch density iPad (Wi-Fi only) and iPad “3G” (Wi-Fi + 3G) for use with SharePoint, Exchange, and other enterprise applications. While these new devices merits for personal use may be […]
We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all users are endowed with certain unalienable rights, such as open copyable, forwardable, printable, free email? No, I just skimmed the Declaration of Independence of the United States of America, and I don’t believe that in any nation, email is a right. Whether you believe email to […]
