Outbound messages to the Internet are routed from the Exchange Online organization through your on-premises organization. With the exception being messages sent to other...
Active Directory Rights Management Services (AD RMS) is an on-premises information rights management solution that ships with Windows Server. It uses encryption and a form of...
Why Preferred Architecture for Exchange? Exchange Server is a very tolerant software product and allows for installation in different IT infrastructure environments. Some of the...
In my previous article in this series, we discussed Exchange “Alternative Architecture” options for medium-to-large businesses. We specifically covered common storage design...
This is a story about one company’s trials and tribulations of migrating to and maintaining a hybrid cloud environment; specifically Microsoft Exchange. Once upon a time Acme...
For as long as Microsoft Exchange has existed, Outlook meeting corruption has been a consideration for those that rely on calendaring. Meeting corruption can appear in many forms....
The cloud is here to stay, and Microsoft is gearing up to be a huge player in this space. For example, the Office 365 service is growing by double digits. But what happens when...
Anyone who has participated in migrations or transitions to Exchange has most likely encountered or has had to work around potential issues caused by the nickname cache. A...
Now that Exchange Server 2013 Service Pack 1 is out, many organizations are beginning to seriously evaluate the latest iteration of Microsoft’s messaging platform. Many of these...
Are you attending TechEd North America in Houston, TX from May 12th – the 15th? If so then choosing your sessions will be quite the challenge. The conference in its entirety has...
