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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...
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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...
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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...
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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. http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=193120
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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...
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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 ( see Figure 1 ). There are different organization types when...
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Organizations which are still using Exchange 5.5 at this point are obviousy reluctant to move a mission-critical communication system, especially one that just works, to Exchange 2010. That's because there is no direct Microsoft-supported upgrade...
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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...
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Often, setting up a separate Active Directory forest that is dedicated to running Exchange is a better solution than integrating the Exchange application into your production Active Directory security forest. The Exchange forest (also known as the resource...
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Simple, if you need Powershell V2 on Windows XP SP3, Windows Server 2003 SP2, Windows Vista SP1 and Windows Server 2008 then visit http://support.microsoft.com/kb/968929 . NOTE: This is not required for Windows 7 or Server 2008 R2!
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If you want to manage Exchange 2010 from a remote computer you can use the following scipt. You must have Powershell V2 and WinRM installed for this to work. write-host "Setup Remote Exchange 2010 power shell Connection" write-host "(c...
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We have recently developed a Powershell script to automate the requirements for Exchange 2010 target setup. You can see the manual steps here . This script will setup a remote PowerShell session with an Exchange 2010 server and then prompt you for a name...
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The following outlines the requirments needed in order to migrate to Exchange 2010 using the Priasoft Migration Suite for Exchange , V6 Create a Windows account that has a Microsoft Exchange 2010 mailbox You must create a Windows® account with a Microsoft...
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Priasoft's Mailbox Migration Manager Recently I had a discussion with some of my fellow co-workers about some commonly asked questions, you know, the kind of questions that typically come up when considering using any third-party software. It gave...
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New drop of Gallio is up and ready. It has a number of feature improvements, discussed at here . My main concern is R# 4.1 integration. Download it now at here .