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Post migration the source user’s mailbox is left in a “dormant state” so that if the need arises you can roll back the user. However, you may want to access the source mailboxes data without having to roll the source user back. This article will explain how to access a source mailbox post migration after […]
The poster helps you understand how the major components of Exchange 2010 work and serves as a quick reminder and a learning tool. The printed version also looks really impressive on your wall! Download your copy here
You may receive the following error trying to install Exchange 2010 SP1. We sure did… Error message is as follows: Some controls aren’t valid. Setup previously failed while performing the action “Install”. You can’t resume setup by performaing the action “BuildToBuildUpgrade”. Steps to resolve and be able to install SP1: Open regedit and browse to […]
Issues that the update rollup fixes Update Rollup 4 for Exchange Server 2010 RTM fixes the following issues: (Get it here) An attachment is not visible when an Exchange Server 2010 user opens a signed mail message by using Outlook 2003 You cannot send a message to a Dynamic Distribution Group in a mixed Exchange […]
UDP notification support was removed from Exchange 2010. As a result, Outlook 2003 can only use polling notifications in online mode. This will result in a slight delay in updates to item status (30 seconds on average with up to a one-minute delay) when changes are made to items in a mailbox accessed by Outlook […]
When you upgrade to Exchange 2010, your clients running Outlook 2007 or later versions will automatically be compatible with the change to RPC Client Access services in Exchange 2010, since they support RPC encryption by default. Outlook 2003 doesn’t use RPC encryption; however, RPC Client Access requires it by default. If you haven’t turned off […]
The Exchange team has released Exchange 2010 SP1 beta to the public today. If you have a LAB and would like to test some of the new features you can download it from here.
Below is a table of the issues to be considered while thinking about moving mailboxes using the Microsoft native tools in both the ‘upgrade’ and ‘deployment’ scenarios supported by Microsoft. Note: If you’re using the Priasoft Migration Suite for Exchange this article does not apply to you. Exchange 2003 To 2010 You need to use “move request” […]
Despite the advantages of moving to Exchange Server 2010, will organizations using an old software product want to upgrade to a newly-released version? It all depends on the organization type. There are different organization types when it comes to adopting software: Early adopters jump onto the software bandwagon as soon as the software is released. […]
Exchange services timeout or long wait times for services or application to start up. This problem occurs when a server has no internet access or occasionally when a server has limited internet access. The cause of this problem is likely related to a routine check of the Certificate Revocation List (CRL) for .NET assemblies. In […]
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