Using PowerShell to find the MAPI endpoint on Exchange 2010
I’ve been working with some folks who are discovering the intricacies of MAPI on Exchange 2010. Since they were feeling
Read moreI’ve been working with some folks who are discovering the intricacies of MAPI on Exchange 2010. Since they were feeling
Read moreIn Exchange 2010 specifically, or even Exchange 2007/2010 mixed orgs you can easily detect which servers require MAPI encryption. The
Read moreVery common for most orgs to not know where to start, or understand where the benefits are. This morning I
Read moreBy now you’ve noticed that Outlook 2003 doesn’t do encryption out of the box, and you KNOW there’s a better
Read moreInstalling Exchange 2007 on Windows 2008 or 2008R2 is slightly different than installing on Server 2003. This includes installing Exchange
Read moreMoving on from news about how great the rollups for Exchange 2007 post SP2 are, SP3 has hit the shelves
Read moreNo Exchange 2007 is NOT dead – on the contrary, it’s getting better as is proved by the lasted blog
Read moreWildcard certificates used to have a stigma attached to them; however I didn’t really know where that stigma came from,
Read moreDave Goldman is the author of the Exchange 2007 Address List Segregation Whitepaper (http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/exchange/bb936719(EXCHG.80).aspx) and since Exchange Server 2010 was
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