When receiving an appointment from a delegate of somebody in Microsoft Outlook 2010 you will always see the “requester” and the person who is delegated by the requester in the Organizer field of the appointment. When you switch to Exchange Server 2010 SP1 Outlook Web App, and browse to the same appointment in web-app you […]
READ MOREA week from now, I am off to TechEd 2010 in Berlin. During this week I will have my focus on all System Center and Exchange Server 2010 related sessions. Alot of information will be shared during this week, by Microsoft and their partners. I will try to share the “System Center” news in this […]
READ MOREWhen disabling the light version of Outlook Web App, you are also disabling the blind and low vision experience feature. If a user chooses the “Use the blind and low vision experience” option when entering OWA for the first time, OWA will give an error that the user must update the browser to the latest […]
READ MOREAll tasks in Exchange Server 2007 or Exchange Server 2010 can be done in the Exchange Management Shell. So you are also able to give the Send-As permission and the Full-access permission via the Exchange Management Shell.
READ MOREService Pack 1 of Exchange Server 2010 has some new cool features. One of the new cool features is the ability to repaire an Exchange Mailbox. Microsoft created a new commandlet based on the ISInteg tool available in older Exchange Server versions.
READ MOREIn Exchange Server 2003 it was easy to create addresslists based on AD groupmemberships. In Exchange Server 2007 and Exchange Server 2010 it’s more complicated to use this “feature”.
READ MOREOn Technet Blogs João Ribeiro published a nice high-level architecture overview of Exchange Server 2010. In the high-level architecture overview all roles like the Mailbox Server Role, the Client Access, Server Role, theUnified Messaging Server Role, theHub Transport Server Role and the Edge Transport Server Role are explained. Besides the Server Roles Management/Monitoring and High Availability methods […]
READ MOREWhile implementing Exchange 2007 or Exchange 2010, often mistakes are made when requesting the SSL certificate. This can be an expensive issue. The company Digicert has made two Exchange CSR Command Wizards to help you create the right Powershell commands.
READ MOREAre you also always looking for the latest patchlevel of Microsoft Exchange? On beta site of TechNet Wiki you find a list with all the latest Exchange Server versions, build numbers, patch levels and KB numbers. A must have bookmark for all Exchange Server ITpro’s! Check it out: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/exchange-server-and-update-rollups-builds-numbers.aspx
READ MOREIn every company there are applications, servers or devices which have a requirement to be able to send messages to recipients inside or outside an Exchange 2007 or Exchange 2010 organization.
READ MOREI did 🙂 I was looking for the new cool commandlets like new-mailboximportrequest and new-mailboxexportrequest which came available in Exchange 2010SP1. So I logged a call with Microsoft Technical Support and it was fixed in a bit since it was as design.
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Peter is a Principal Consultant, Trainer and Enterprise Mobility (Configuration Manager/Microsoft Intune/Enterprise Mobility Suite) MVP with Daalmans Consulting with a primary focus on the Enterprise Client Management and Enterprise Mobility. Writing blogs and sharing his knowlegde since 2010 on ConfigMgrBlog.com / PeterDaalmans.com.
Also one of the founders and leads of the Windows Management User Group Netherlands.
Peter tries to speak every year on several events like TechDays Netherlands, ExpertsLive, IT/Dev Connections, BriForum, Midwest Management Summit, TechEd Australia, TechEd New Zealand and in 2017 Peter had the honor to speak at Microsoft Ignite. See more here.
Author of four books about Configurtion Manager and Microsoft Enterprise Mobility +Security
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Peter tries to speak every year on several events like TechDays Netherlands, ExpertsLive, IT/Dev Connections, BriForum, Midwest Management Summit, TechEd Australia, TechEd New Zealand and in 2017 Peter had the honor to speak at Microsoft Ignite. See more here.
Author of four books about Configurtion Manager and Microsoft Enterprise Mobility +Security
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