Mail Server

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The article will introduce some methods to perform the above management tasks for the mail system or for the entire network.

In this section we will perform some preparatory operations for the Contoso Exchange system, then we will create and configure the Free / Busy Connector.

In this article, we will learn more about how to resize the Transport Dumpster and how to control it on the system.

In Exchange Server 2010, PowerShell Cmdlets has been greatly improved to manage multiple tools, and administrative tasks are made easier on EMC.

In this section we will perform Public Folder migration, Public Folder management of MDaemon and configure the Outlook workstation to use Exchange Server 2007.

In the previous article, we learned some new features in Exchange Server 2010, including: High Availability, Archiving, Federation and Sharing.

In this series, we will learn how to migrate data from Exchange Server 2003 system to Exchange Server 2007 system.

In the previous section we performed the Public Folder migration process and used a base script to configure the current Outlook Connector user on the new system.

Exchange Server 2007 Service Pack 1 provides two Public Folder administration environments, Exchange Management Console and Exchange Management Shell.

In the last part of this series we will perform some administrative tasks that a Mdaemon system administrator should know in an Exchange Server 2007 environment.

In this article, we will continue the process to build the Exchange 2007 system starting with the installation of the Hub Transport and Client Access Server.

Before moving the Fabrikam user's mailbox data to the Exchange Contoso system, you must enable Exchange Impersonation.

Exchange 2007's Outlook Web Access in Exchange 2007 has improved many security features compared to previous versions.

Before installing Exchange 2007 you need to learn some steps to take to prepare an Active Directory environment to receive Exchange 2007.

In the previous two sections, we installed the first Exchange 2007 servers, combining Hub Transport and Client Access Servers in an Exchange 2003 environment.

In part one, we went over the first four steps to take to prepare the Active Directory schema to receive Exchange 2007.

When you receive an email using IMAP, your email client creates an internal copy, but a copy is also maintained on the computer (until you delete it).

Every Exchange system administrator needs an optimal data recovery method that can be used in case the server fails or accidentally deletes the emails.

In this series we will show you how to create eye-catching graphical reports from software for Exchange Server.