The article and the 2 parts following it describes the Data Loss Prevention feature in exchange 2013. It goes through the new feature creation of policies etc... more »

The article details how to delete Recoverable Items Folder in Exchange mailbox. The writer mentions that you can come across situations in which you want to delete the contents of the recoverable items folder and it will come in handy to know the cmdlet to use to make the process easier... more »

The article has links to videos for Installing AD RMS. Configuring AD RMS and Integrating AD RMS with Office 365... more »

This article is very important for organizations that are faced with the issue of sudden database size. There are some issues in Exchange 2010 sp1 on database whitespace size reduction. The defrag method described in the article can be of immense help to such organize in managing the size of their databases... more »

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The article is useful when you want to configure an http redirection when you are configuring Outlook Web Access. When you want users to type one url and it automatically redirects to another url... more »

The article covers steps to upgrade exchange from sp1 to sp2. It covers details on schema upgrade , mailbox and cas upgrades... more »

The article describes how to use the Exchange management shell to add an email address or domain to the Safe Senders list in Outlook for all of your user mailboxes can be handy for a number of reasons... more »

In the four part article the author gives a good understanding of Rights Management Server on Exchange 2010... more »

The link and sublinks to microsoft website describes the ways to increase active sync devices or restrict it as you might have users connecting to multiple devices using it for email access... more »

Failover clusters are essential to providing fault tolerance within a Windows datacenter. Once a failover cluster has been created however, you have to have a method of monitoring the cluster’s health. Otherwise, you may never even know when a failover has occurred. In this article series, the author shows how you can keep tabs on your failover cl.. more »

The Include Inheritable object permissions from parent object should be checked for the AD object is discussed in this article.The document describes permission issues with Exchange 2010 when administrator move a mailbox and how this permission is necessary.Also when Exchange 2010 attempts to create child objects for devices that synchronize with .. more »

When performing a database failover in Exchange 2010, especially a planned one, it is suppose to be as seamless as possible to the end user. An Outlook user for example, will receive a small pop up informing them that the connection to Exchange has been lost, and their Outlook may hang for a couple of seconds before reconnecting and resuming .. more »

When you need help troubleshooting most calendar issues in Microsoft Outlook and Microsoft Exchange, you have to collect and provide lots of data for the Microsoft support professional. This is primarily because of the complexity of the calendar feature set in Microsoft Office Outlook and Microsoft Exchange Server and because of the varied .. more »

Starting with Exchange Server 2007 all SMTP traffic in Exchange Server is routed through the Hub Transport Server. The reason behind this is ‘compliancy’. By routing all messages through the Hub Transport Server it is always possible to track messages. It is also possible to temporarily store these messages so when a disaster strikes Exchange can .. more »

Exchange Server 2010 brings new features that allow companies to protect their emails without performing any backups. These features introduce the concept known as Exchange Native Data Protection, formerly known as Backup-less Exchange Organization. In this 2 part article the author goes deep dive into Exchange 2010 recovery operations of an .. more »

In this article the author has tried to show how you can create and assign your own customized address lists and Address Book Policies to the mailbox users in Exchange 2010... more »

Exchange 2010 introduced several high availability and disaster recovery features, the one that receives the most publicity is the Database Availability Group (or DAG for short) feature. In short a DAG allows replication of a mailbox, to other servers in the DAG, that can be activated automatically within 30 seconds, restoring user access to their .. more »

With many companies putting an emphasis on security, especially given the recent events involving Google and China, one of the things many companies turn to is two form authentication. The most popular brand out there is RSA, a subdivision of EMC. Those who work with RSA know the deal. You get an appliance that you install on your internal LAN, .. more »

Most organization, have sensitive data residing on mailboxes. For eg . mailboxes of the CEO, HR or Payroll departments, Compliance, or Legal departments. Although normally administrators are not concerned with the content of user’s mailboxes, there might be someone less honest that attempts to access someone’s mailbox in order to obtain info.. more »