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Exchange Server's Client Access: An Introduction

By Ken St. Cyr, 05/12/2010

Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 gives new emphasis to the Client Access server role, routing all client access to mailboxes through it. Learn how it works and how to size and plan your Client Access server infrastructure....

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The Slate PC: Haven't We Been Down This Road Before?

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Exchange Server's Client Access: Deploying Your Servers

By Ken St. Cyr, 07/26/2010

In Exchange Server 2010, the Client Access server role plays a much larger part in the messaging organization than in any previous version. Because of this, it’s critical to deploy the Client Access Server correctly up front and avoid any unnecessary or unplanned downtime....

Are You Ready for the Cloud and the Consumerization of IT?

By Sheila Molnar, 07/23/2010

At TechEd 2010 Microsoft signaled two zeitgeist-shifting trends—the inevitable restructuring of corporate IT as cloud computing rolls in and the consumerization of IT....

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Moving Exchange to the Cloud, Part 2

In determining whether to move email services online, companies must consider hosted email options, user needs, support responsibilities, application integration, and cost. Not all implementations lend themselves to cloud-based services.

Recover Your Exchange Server 2007 Environment in 16 Steps

Has your Exchange system crashed? Here are the step-by-step instructions you need for recovering that system—from beginning to end.

Common .pst File Questions

Sue Mosher addresses some of the inevitable questions that Outlook users eventually ask about Personal Folders (.pst) files.

Is Your Exchange Server Relay-Secure?

If you want to prevent a malicious user from using your Exchange server for relaying messages, the obvious approach might not be the best one. Find out what you need to do.

Going Virtual with Exchange 2010

Use these guidelines to deploy a fault-tolerant and high-performance virtual Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 environment with properly designed virtual hosts and guests and correct sizing for each of the server roles.

Migrating from Exchange Server 2003 to Exchange Server 2010: A Small Organization Perspective

Use these steps, easily scalable to larger deployments, as a guide so that you're fully prepared for the upgrade to Exchange 2010.

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Mobile Security with MDM 2008 SP1

By John Howie, 07/22/2010

Mobile device management continues to be an IT headache, but MDM 2008 SP1 can help tame your Windows Mobile smartphone environment. Follow these steps to install and implement device control with MDM....

More About Exchange Content Indexing and PDFs

By Paul Robichaux, 07/22/2010

The PDF indexing problem with Exchange 2010 might be even more complicated than previously reported, but a third-party IFilter is available that could provide a solution....

Windows Phone 7 Strikes Emotional Chord

By Paul Thurrott, 07/20/2010

Windows Phone 7 blurs the line between work and play....

BlackBerry 6.0: It's Not Your Father's Smartphone OS

By Brian Reinholz, 07/13/2010

RIM isn't reinventing the wheel with BlackBerry 6.0, but it is catching up with much of the new functionality that the iPhone and Android have released in the last year or two....

WPC 2010 Brings News About Windows 7 SP1, InTune Beta 2, SBS, and More

By Paul Thurrott, 07/13/2010

The Worldwide Partner Conference (WPC) is a hotbed for announcements. Here's some of the news that Microsoft released this week....

Q. Is it OK to use the Standard edition of Exchange 2010 or Exchange 2007 for my Hub Transport servers and Client Access Servers if I'm using Enterprise edition for my mailbox servers?

By John Savill, 07/09/2010

Exchange Search Indexing and the Problem with PDFs

By Paul Robichaux, 07/08/2010

Full-text indexing is a great feature on Exchange Server—when it works! While doing search maintenance, Paul Robichaux uncovers a problem with indexing of PDFs and traces it back to the search filter provided by Adobe....

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