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- Beware the effects of enabling an Exchange 2010 archive mailbox
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- Exchange 2010 problems due to insufficient access to Active Directory
- Date range exports with New-MailboxExportRequest
- What to do about Outlook's synchronization logs?
- Removing mailbox export and import requests
- Freeing up disk space after Exchange 2010 installations
- Controlling EWS access in Exchange 2010 SP1
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Monthly Archives: April 2011
The changing need for backups
New technology and different business requirements are seminal events that cause technologists to ponder on well-held tenets of their trade. The need for Exchange backups is one such instance. The technical developments are the elimination of streamed backups in Exchange … Continue reading
Posted in Exchange 2010
Tagged ALL-IN-1, DAG, Database Availability Group, Exchange 2010 SP1, legal discovery
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Review: Spring 2011 Connections
The Spring 2011 Connections event took place at the JW Marriott Grande Lakes complex in Orlando from March 27-30. I like this event because it’s a one-stop opportunity to get a broad overview of what’s happening in different aspects of … Continue reading
Posted in Exchange, Technology
Tagged DevConnections, Fall Connections, Spring Connections, The Experts Conference
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ALL-IN-1 trivia quiz from 1985
ALL-IN-1 was a forms-driven Office Automation (OA) product released by Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC). Its origin were in software called the Charlotte Package of Office Systems Solutions (CP/OSS) written in 1981-82 by DEC Software Services in Charlotte, NC. The software … Continue reading
