Anti Spam | Articles | Blogs | Exchange Hosting | Hardware | Message Boards | RSS | Services | Software MSExchange.org Monthly Newsletter of October 2009 Sponsored by: Red Gate Welcome to the MSExchange.org newsletter by Henrik Walther, Exchange MVP, MCA: Messaging (Exchange Ranger) Apprentice, MCTS Windows Server 2008, MCITP Exchange 2007, MCSE 2003 Messaging/Security. Each month we will bring you interesting and helpful information on Exchange Server. We want to know what all *you* are interested in hearing about. Please send your suggestions for future newsletter content to: [email protected] Archive only the mailboxes you need to - Email archiving for Exchange Server. Archive 1 mailbox, 74 or 10012 - the choice is yours. And you'll only pay for 1,74, or 10012 mailboxes. Pay for only the number of mailboxes you want to archive. Refreshing email archiving for Exchange Server. Reduce information store size. Data management and compliance. $30 per archived mailbox.
More information including a free 30 day trial. <!-- << 1. Exchange 2010 is here - good times ahead! Welcome to the October 2009 edition of the MSE Newsletter! Many of you probably agree with me that this has been a great month right? I mean with Exchange 2010 RTM'd, can it be much better? Before you know it, you will be able to download the Exchange 2010 RTM evaluation version from Microsoft.com, MSDN, TechNet, or via the SA site if you have such a subscription. As Exchange consultants/admins, we can start doing proof of concepts (PoCs) in order to show the real value of Exchange 2010 to the enterprises and organizations around the world. It is not a secret that many of them still run Exchange 2003 (for different reasons). However, this time they should seriously consider upgrading their Exchange infrastructure. Not only does Exchange 2010 include a lot of great new features as well as improvements over existing ones, but this Exchange Server version also fits perfectly with a time where many organizations and enterprises are affected by the global financial crisis that has been hitting the world the last couple of years. Why switch to Exchange 2010 in a time like this? Well, I think there are several reasons. First, Exchange 2010 is a perfect application to virtualize using Microsoft Hyper-V, VMware vSpere (ESX 4.0) or another virtualization solution. In addition, Exchange 2010 includes significant storage optimizations, which means that you, for instance, can use desktop-like SATA 7200 disks for both Exchange databases and the associated log streams. Moreover, Exchange 2010 is a very flexible product which results in improved efficiency within the organization or enterprise. Finally, Exchange 2010 includes an archiving solution that would be more than sufficient for many. To see the many changes and improvements included with this latest and greatest Exchange server version – Exchange 2010, I recommend you check out this link. Henrik Walther Technology Architect/Writer MCM: Exchange 2007 | MVP: Exchange Architecture MCITP: EMA + EA | MCSE: M + S | TechNet Influent Note: Should you have any ideas for content in future editions of the MSExchange.org newsletter, you are more than welcome to shoot me an e-mail at [email protected] 2. Order Henrik Walther's Exchange Server 2007 book Are you among the persons who like the articles I write for MSExchange.org? Then this book is definitely for you. It provides you with step by step instructions on how you get going with Exchange Server 2007, and importantly, how you properly manage it after deployment. The TOC for the book: Table of Contents - Introducing Exchange Server 2007 - Installing Exchange Server 2007 - Managing Recipients in Exchange Server 2007 - Managing the Mailbox Server - Managing the Client Access Server - Managing the Hub Transport Server - Managing the Edge Transport Server - High Availability for Exchange 2007 Mailbox Servers - Disaster Recovery with Exchange Server 2007 - Transitioning from Exchange 2000 or 2003 to Exchange 2007 - Introduction to Exchange Server 2007 Unified Messaging To order the book today click here Archive only the mailboxes you need to - Email archiving for Exchange Server. Archive 1 mailbox, 74 or 10012 - the choice is yours. And you'll only pay for 1,74, or 10012 mailboxes. Pay for only the number of mailboxes you want to archive. Refreshing email archiving for Exchange Server. Reduce information store size. Data management and compliance. $30 per archived mailbox. More information including a free 30 day trial. <!-- << 3. MSExchange.org Learning Zone Articles of Interest We have a great group of articles in the Learning Zone that will help you get a handle on your most difficult configuration issues. Here are just a few of the newer and more interesting articles: - Creating Graphical Reports for Exchange 2007 (Part 2) - Exchange 2007 Clustering Questions (Part 2) - VIDEO: Certificate Wizard in Exchange 2010 - Creating Graphical Reports for Exchange 2007 (Part 1) - Outlook Web Access Security Features (Part 1) - Deploying Exchange Server 2007 and Office Communications Server 2007 R2 (Part 1) - Exchange 2007 Clustering Questions (Part 1) - Address Lists in Exchange 2007 (Part 4) 4. KB Articles of the Month Below, you will find the Exchange 2003 and 2007 related KB articles that were published since the last MSE newsletter. Exchange Server 2007 - A new Exchange 2007 database cannot be mounted, and you receive a "MapiExceptionNoAccess: Unable to mount database, (hr=0x80070005, ec=-2147024891)" error - You receive an error message if you run Start-EdgeSynchronization command together with a -Server parameter that targets an Exchange 2010 Hub server on an Exchange 2007 Service Pack 2 server - Error code when you move a mailbox across a forest by using the move-mailbox commandlet: "-1056749203" - Exchange 2007 Journal Reports lose header information in Outlook client when you configure Exchange Server 2007 to deliver journal reports to an Exchange 2003 mailbox - Exchange 2007 may incorrectly identify the LastExternalIPAddress property on a message that is submitted by a third-party SMTP server Exchange Server 2003 - Exchange Server 2003 users cannot reply to an e-mail message that was sent from Lotus Notes when the Lotus Notes user's e-mail address contains 8-bit ASCII characters - The Inetinfo.exe process crashes in the MSExchange.UceContentFilter.dll module on a computer that is running an Exchange Server 2003 server and that has Intelligent Message Filter (IMF) enabled - The received message on the next hop may not contain the changes that were made by the "IMailTransportOnPostCategorize::OnMessagePostCategorize" event sink in an RFC2822 P2 header on Exchange 2003 - E-mail message attachments are not viewable in Outlook 2003 if you use the AddProps method of the ITnef interface to add properties to the TNEF message that contains multiple embedded attachments Archive only the mailboxes you need to - Email archiving for Exchange Server. Archive 1 mailbox, 74 or 10012 - the choice is yours. And you'll only pay for 1,74, or 10012 mailboxes. Pay for only the number of mailboxes you want to archive. Refreshing email archiving for Exchange Server. Reduce information store size. Data management and compliance. $30 per archived mailbox. More information including a free 30 day trial. <!-- << 5. MSExchange News of the Month - Managing Exchange 2007 from Windows 7 - MMMUG November 2009 Event - Now Exchange 2010 Certified - Increased Reliability Demands Drive 18% Growth in Email Hosting Service from Perimeter E-Security - World's Largest Construction Company Selects ENow's Mailscape for Exchange Management - Brand new Exchange 2010 Virtual Labs - Exchange 2010 RTM'd - Getting an error when setting up a federation trust in Exchange 2010? - Protecting Exchange 2010 DAGs with DPM 2010 - Promodag announces Promodag Reports 8.6 for Exchange 6. Ask Henrik Walther a question QUESTION: One thing I really missed in Exchange 2007 (that we had in Exchange 2003) was the option of being able to show the size of the mailboxes in a column when listing the mailboxes in the Exchange Management Console. Has this changed with Exchange 2010? ANSWER: You know what? Yes it is, even with Exchange 2010 it is still not possible to see the mailbox size in a column when listing mailboxes in the Exchange Management Console. The Exchange Product group's thinking is that retrieving this kind of information should be done via the Exchange Management Shell. But I do know that many do not agree with this thinking. Such a basic feature should really be included in the EMC. And if it will result in a long load time when listing many mailboxes in the EMC, make it an optional column that can be added as/if needed. Well, the good thing is that a design change request (DCR) has been submitted to the Exchange Product group, so who knows, we may see this feature when we reach Exchange 2010 Service Pack 1 (SP1). Archive only the mailboxes you need to - Email archiving for Exchange Server. Archive 1 mailbox, 74 or 10012 - the choice is yours. And you'll only pay for 1,74, or 10012 mailboxes. Pay for only the number of mailboxes you want to archive. Refreshing email archiving for Exchange Server. Reduce information store size. Data management and compliance. $30 per archived mailbox. More information including a free 30 day trial. <!-- << TechGenix Sites ISAserver.org The No.1 ISA Server 2006 / 2004 / 2000 resource site.MSExchange.org The leading Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 / 2003 / 2000 resource site. WindowSecurity.com Network Security & Information Security resource for IT administrators. WindowsNetworking.com Windows Server 2008 / 2003 & Vista networking resource site. 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