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  • May 2, 2013
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    Exchange Connections - Calling all speakers

    Las Vegas in October - conference time again. But with a difference - Exchange Connections is back and it's going to be packed with insightful and practical information about Exchange and its surrounding ecosystem. Opportunities exist for speakers and you can submit session ideas until May 14. It should be great fun!...More
  • Apr. 29, 2013
    News

    Microsoft Releases PST Import Tool Update for Microsoft Exchange Online

    Microsoft Exchange PST Capture 2.0 adds the ability to import PST content into either Exchange Server (on-premise) or Exchange Online (in the Cloud). It will also inventory the owners and locations of the PST files with an optional agent installation....More
  • Apr. 25, 2013
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    MRMAPI, the Little Brother of MFCMAPI 2

    You've probably heard of MFCMAPI, a very useful program in the hands of any administrator who wants to learn just what's stored in an Exchange mailbox. MRMAPI is less well known, but it is also pretty useful for other reasons....More
  • technology collage for Microsoft Exchange Server migration
    Apr. 23, 2013
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    Binary Tree Acquires Server Migration Vendor ManageRED

    Exchange Server migration experts Binary Tree announced the acquisition of ManageRED Software, a company with a range of Active Directory (AD) and Microsoft server migration products....More
  • Apr. 22, 2013
    Article

    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....More
  • Apr. 18, 2013
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    Microsoft and Google War Over First Ajax Webmail

    Google claims they were the first webmail client based on Ajax but Microsoft's Outlook Web Access was Ajax-based in Exchange 2003. But the competition has moved the state of email far in a short time....More
  • Apr. 11, 2013
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    Individual fix for Exchange soft delete problem proves worth of support contracts 3

    Microsoft now has individual fixes for the soft-delete bug that affects Outlook clients configured in online mode for certain items that contain voicemail or PDF attachments. The fixes are only available to customers who have support contracts, proving once again that support contracts are a necessity for most companies that use Exchange....More
  • Exchange Server email management with PST files: yield sign
    Mar. 28, 2013
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    What's to Be Done with PSTs: Capture, Migrate, Eliminate?

    Microsoft's free PST Capture tool has been updated to work with Exchange Server 2013, but a tool such as Sherpa Software's Mail Attender provides more features for PST management....More
  • Mar. 26, 2013
    blog

    Preserving mailboxes when employees leave

    If employees leave your company, you should think about preserving the content held in their mailboxes. You might just be glad that you do this if your company becomes liable to legal discovery. Then again, it can be argued that deleting mailboxes immediately solves the problem... until you're forced to restore the mailboxes from backup by the legal department. So here's a discussion about some practical steps to help with the problem of what to do with those pesky mailboxes....More
  • Mar. 25, 2013
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    Windows IT Pro

    Managing Exchange ActiveSync Device Access

    Allow/Block/Quarantine (ABQ) functionality can help you manage mobile-device access on Exchange ActiveSync (EAS) devices. Find out how EAS ABQ works....More
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