Since the early days of Exchange Server, the limits of user mailboxes were strictly regulated. In many Exchange organizations, these quota limits were configured on a mailbox...
Many companies use old-style public folders, known as legacy public folders, on Exchange Server 2010. Often, the public folder hierarchical structures have grown uncontrollably...
On July 24, 2018, the Exchange Product Group released the preview version of Exchange Server 2019. This version is the third version of modern Exchange Server. Like the previous...
Securing mobile devices access to an on-premises Exchange Server infrastructure without a hybrid setup is not complicated when using a single-vendor strategy. You simply implement...
"Will my job as an IT professional still be needed if my employer moves the IT infrastructure to the cloud?" Many IT professionals deal with this question as soon as the employer...
Exchange Server 2013 implemented a major change for public folder hierarchies and brought us modern public folders. In the previous versions of Exchange Server, public folders...
The ability to process computer-based data on third-party systems is not a new invention. For example, the outsourcing of financial data to tax advisers for further processing has...
The use of Office 365 services depends on proper DNS name resolution, especially when running a hybrid configuration. Without a non-functional DNS name resolution, the end user...
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 the past and even today, we are used to “share” documents and files by sending copies as email attachments. This behavior is often the source of end user frustration when...
