I expect we all know there are limits to what you can and cannot do with your Exchange Online mailbox. We all know there is a limit to how many emails you can send and receive,...
Now that the long frigid months of winter have passed, spring is the time to open the windows, sweep away the cobwebs, and start anew. While most IT leaders would agree that...
On March 2, 2021 Microsoft released a number of critical security updates for Exchange. These are not just a number of new Security Updates, but these are Security Updates for a...
Built-in tools for CAS Monitoring in Exchange 2016/2019 With some small and medium size businesses unable to afford larger, enterprise solutions for Exchange monitoring, we will...
Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 has a very different server role architecture than its previous versions. Exchange 2007 and 2010 had 5 server roles: the Mailbox Server role, Client...
On-premises Exchange servers are still a thing, and with future versions of Exchange coming on-premises we can assume they still will be for some time to come and on-premises...
Exchange Server has two core components. First, there is the mailbox component, with all the required client access protocols and well-known mailbox functions. The second major...
Before we talk about Exchange Server's Managed Availability features, let's first remember the architecture of Exchange Server. Exchange Server is designed for highly available...
Editor's Note: Originally posted by Paul Cunningham (Microsoft MVP) on his blog, Practical365, this review is extremely comprehensive and discusses the many ways Mailscape can be...
Your Hosts: Michael Van Horenbeeck Tony Redmond Jeff Guillet Topping 1,100 sessions and drawing in more than 23,000 attendees, Microsoft Ignite was a whirlwind of a week. Among...
