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Introduction to Exchange 2007 Server RolesUnderstanding the Exchange Information Store Exchange 2007 introduces a new concept to Exchange organizations, the concept of server roles. Similar… -
Restoring Exchange Mailbox Data Using the Recovery Storage Group, Part 1Recovery storage groups were first introduced in Exchange Server 2003. At the time, the idea behind them was that you…
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Test SMTP Service in IIS and ExchangeHow can I test to see if my SMTP service is ready to receive incoming mail? There are a couple…
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What’s my Exchange 2000/2003 Version?How can I tell if I am running Exchange Enterprise server or Standard server? Exchange 2000/2003 Standard edition differs from…
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Archiving the SCL Rating in Intelligent Message FilterHow can I archive the Intelligent Message Filter (IMF) Spam Confidence Level (SCL) rating of messages in Exchange 2003? Microsoft…
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Change the SMTP BannerHow can I change the SMTP banner seen when connecting to my Exchange server via Telnet? MS KB articles 281224…
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Configure Outlook 2003 to use RPC over HTTP/SHow can I configure Outlook 2003 to use RPC over HTTP/S? RPC over HTTP/S is a cool method for connecting…
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Customizing the New Meeting Request Form in OutlookYou are all familiar with the standard Outlook meeting request form where you specify the meeting details and invite attendees and…
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Back Pressure: Moving the queue database in Exchange 2007In this article, Microsoft Exchange MVP and author Pat Richard discusses moving the queue database in Exchange 2007 to help…
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Classifying Messages in Exchange Server 2007, Part 1By now you’re probably familiar with the idea that Exchange Server 2007 is designed in such a way that every…
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Configure OWA 2003 Attachment BlockingHow do I configure attachment blocking in Outlook Web Access on Exchange Server 2003 MS KB 555001 by William Lefkovics…
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Working With the Exchange Best Practices AnalyzerUp until about a year or two ago, Exchange Server routinely enjoyed a reputation as being the most complicated product…
