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Tony Redmond is a senior contributing editor for Windows IT Pro and the author of Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Inside Out (Microsoft Press). He blogs about Exchange and related topics at Tony Redmond's Exchange Unwashed and also at thoughtsofanidlemind.wordpress.com.

Articles by Tony Redmond
Mailbox Auditing in Exchange Server 2010 2
In Exchange Server 2010 SP1 and later, you can audit individual mailboxes. Here are the PowerShell commands you'll need to know.
Office 365: Prepare Yourself to be Upgraded
We live in interesting times, or so we’re told. This is true right now for Office 365, which is about to go through the biggest software upheaval that has occurred in its short life to date when the Office 15 versions
Office 365: Time to Make the Switch?
Considering the move to Office 365? Take a look at the top 10 pros -- and cons -- before you decide
Office 365: Time to Make the Switch?
Considering the move to Office 365? Take a look at the top 10 pros -- and cons -- before you decide.
Exchange Server 2013 Preview
Microsoft will release Exchange Server 2013 as part of its Wave 15 release of Office application servers in early 2013. Exchange 2013 represents three years of output and includes numerous changes, improvements, and tweaks.
Search & Destroy Email Content with Exchange 2010
Need to rid your Exchange mailboxes of unwanted messages, fast? A few cmdlets are all you need.
Corrupted Items and Mailbox Moves in Exchange 2010 3
Are your mailbox moves constantly disrupted by an excess of "bad" items? Find out how you can adjust Mailbox Replication Service (MRS) settings to mitigate this issue.
Using Shared Mailboxes with Office 365 2
The version of the Exchange Control Panel (ECP) that is provided for Office 365 tenants doesn't support the creation of shared mailboxes. Luckily, you can easily use the Exchange Management Shell (EMS) for this purpose.
Exchange 2010 SP2: The Value of Custom Attributes 2
Use these new multivalued custom attributes as the basis for dynamic distribution groups, and save valuable administration time.
7 Important Microsoft Exchange Server Innovations
Microsoft Exchange Server has evolved from its humble origins as a LAN-based email server into a messaging giant that spans on-premises servers as well as the cloud. Several technical advances made this growth possible and matter most to today’s Exchange admins and users.
Planning for Exchange Server 2010 Personal Archives  1
Plan ahead to successfully deploy archive mailboxes in Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 SP1.
Database Maintenance in Exchange Server 2010 SP1 
Although most Microsoft Exchange Server database maintenance is ongoing, some on-demand repairs are necessary to remedy problems at both the logical and physical level.
Microsoft Works On Regaining User Confidence After Software Fiascos 3
The Microsoft Exchange Server team has rereleased the previously withdrawn Rollup Update 4 for Exchange Server 2010 SP1. The team is taking responsibility for the problem, and taking steps to ensure future update go smoothly.
Office 365 Deployment Options 1
Learn about the Microsoft Office 365 options available for small and large businesses, as well as the challenges and opportunities that the service holds for affected third-party companies.
Auditing Administrators’ Actions with Exchange 2010  3
Exchange 2010’s new ability to audit administrators’ actions lets companies maintain records of who did what and when. Here’s what you need to know to use administrator auditing as well as mailbox auditing, a complementary feature introduced in Exchange 2010 SP1.
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