Tag Archives: Exchange 2010 SP1

Exchange Unwashed Digest for January 2013

Posted on February 4, 2013 by

January seemed to go on forever, or maybe this was just because it was mostly cold, wet, and grey in Ireland (a distressingly usual state of affairs at this time of year). Nevertheless, “Exchange Unwashed” needed to be written, so … Continue reading →

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Best of Show award for Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Inside Out

Posted on February 20, 2012 by

Following along from January’s “Distinguished Award” for Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Inside Out, I received news today that the book won the “Best of Show” award for “Informational Materials” at the 2011 Puget Sound Society for Technical Communications competition. It’s … Continue reading →

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Shared mailbox or public folder

Posted on January 19, 2012 by

A recent question asked to this blog as to whether I thought it a good idea to use a public folder as a repository for a shared calendar. My answer was “no” as I consider using a shared mailbox to … Continue reading →

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Exchange 2010 Inside Out receives “Distinguished” award

Posted on January 12, 2012 by

I received a note from Microsoft Press yesterday to let me know that Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Inside Out had received a technical publications award. The note said: “Every year, Microsoft Press enters our highest quality titles from the past year … Continue reading →

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Date range exports with New-MailboxExportRequest

Posted on October 21, 2011 by

From Exchange 2010 SP1 onward, a new method is used to export and import mailbox data. Instead of forcing administrators to run Outlook on a mailbox server so as to be able to use Outlook’s ability to read and write … Continue reading →

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Microsoft’s Messaging Records Management strategy still evolving

Posted on August 5, 2011 by

New blog post on WindowsITPro.com. Basically sine comments about the evolution of MRM since Exchange 2007 and how the strategy changed in Exchange 2010 (with MRM 2.0) and Exchange 2010 SP1 (changes to the UI and how the Managed Folder … Continue reading →

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Useful Visio stencil for Exchange 2010 SP1

Posted on July 25, 2011 by

Microsoft has made an updated Microsoft Office Visio stencil for Exchange 2010 SP1 available for download. As you can see from the screen capture, a wide variety of shapes is available in the stencil including some for Windows components (Active Directory, … Continue reading →

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Microsoft embarrassed by Exchange 2010 SP1 RU4

Posted on July 14, 2011 by

On July 13, Microsoft took the decision to withdraw Exchange 2010 SP1 RU4 (the fourth roll-up update for SP1). As you’re aware, a roll-up update (RU) is a regular release of the patches and other fixes that Microsoft has accumulated for … Continue reading →

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Generating Exchange 2010 reports with PowerShell

Posted on June 22, 2011 by

From time to time, someone in the Exchange community outside the Exchange development group comes up with a contribution that adds an enormous amount to many different deployments. I think that the PowerShell script posted by Steve Goodman on his … Continue reading →

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HP releases videos about E5000 messaging system

Posted on May 20, 2011 by

Last February, Paul Robichaux, Brian Desmond and I were invited by HP to come to Cupertino to look over the HP E5000 messaging system. Over two days we had the chance to quiz Dean Steadman, the HP product manager, and … Continue reading →

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