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Fri, Aug 28 2009 18:38

Exchange Server 2007 CCR on Windows Server 2008 Failover Cluster

I did a one day workshop on March 15 in Orlando at the Exchange Connections conference. As usual, it was a great deal of fun. However, for some reason, I never posted this blog entry until today. Anyways, I decided to put some of the key bits of information...
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Thu, Mar 19 2009 16:03

Exchange Server 2007 Disaster Planning

During my one day pre-conference session at Exchange Connections, I heard a desire for something that doesn't exist today. Later in the week, I sat in the back during a Harold Wong session, and the same topic/request/demand/whatever came up. The basic...
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Mon, Jun 16 2008 15:39

Exchange Server 2007 and Virtualization

During my booth duty at the Failover Clustering booth, I must have heard questions regarding this topic about once per hour if not more. The official stance : Microsoft does not support the virtualization of Exchange Server 2007 roles at this time. Why...
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Thu, Jan 3 2008 2:53

Exchange Server 2003 Assessment Configuration Packs

Microsoft released assessment configuration packs for the following today: Gramm-Leach Bliley Act (GLBA) European Union Data Protection Directive (EUDPD) Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA) Health Insurance Portability...
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Wed, Nov 7 2007 11:36

Exchange Server 2007 Architecture Poster

Get it here , fresh off the presses and just released today!
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Wed, Oct 31 2007 13:36

Which Exchange Server 2007 Server Cluster Type Should I use, CCR or SCC?

This is becoming a pretty common question in my Exchange classes. Which should I use? Why one over the other? My current recommendation is to use CCR whenever possible vs. SCC. Why? I am glad you asked that question. High Availability, see my definition...
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Tue, Oct 30 2007 18:13

Wonderful Changes in Exchange Server 2007

I want to end the work day on a positive note. Yes, there are a couple of things about Exchange Server 2007 that tick me off, but overall, I love the product. I just wanted to take a couple of minutes to mention some of my favorite features. Databases...
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Tue, Oct 30 2007 15:56

More on Managing Exchange Server 2007 CCR

I have been thinking about this a great deal lately. I, as I said in my previous blog post, I am pretty concerned at the way a CCR implementation is supposed to be moved using the Exchange Management Shell (EMS). Scott Schnoll, somebody I respect greatly...
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Thu, Oct 25 2007 23:08

Issue: Managing an Exchange Server 2007 Cluster

Scott Schnoll posted on the Microsoft Exchange Team Blog the other day regarding the proper tools to use when managing an Exchange Server 2007 Cluster . Yes, there is some confusion. If you research the topic on Microsoft's website, documentation...
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Fri, Oct 5 2007 9:47

Exchange Server 2007 Hub Transport (HT) and Client Access Service (CAS) on the Same NLB Cluster - Updated Jan 9, 2008

In order to keep the number of servers down in a high availability environment, administrators have been looking at using Network Load Balancing (NLB) for CAS and then co-locating the HT role on each node of the NLB cluster to also provide high availability...
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Tue, Jul 3 2007 22:11

Standby Continuous Replication for Exchange Server 2007

As previously discussed, when SP1 for Exchange Server 2007 ships, it will include some new technologies, too. One is Standby Continuous Replication (SCR). I am completely psyched by this new technology. Myself, I see SCR as the perfect remote site Disaster...
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Fri, Feb 23 2007 15:18

Standby Continuous Replication (SCR) for Exchange 2007 SP1

Have I said how much I love the Exchange team lately? These guys/gals are awesome! So, today, I see the blog about SP1 for Exchange Server 2007 and just had to read it. There is some really nice stuff coming out as part of SP1 that you will probably want...
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Wed, Jan 24 2007 21:07

An Overview of Sender ID

Yesterday, Microsoft posted an Excellent pdf on the businss value of Sender ID. It is really nice and formatted like a folding brochure that can be left with potential clients. I recommend you download it and give it a quick read: http://www.microsoft...
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Mon, Jan 22 2007 0:25

Exchange Server 2007 Resources

I have been busily upgrading my brain from Exchange Server 2003 to Exchange Server 2007. Along the way, I have been accumulating information on Exchange Server 2007 resources. So, to make life easy for me (yep, for me), I am going to consolidate my resource...
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Sun, Jan 21 2007 22:29

Exchange Server 2003 Mobility

Time for some fun. The following are my links and favorite sources of information for Exchange Server 2003 mobility. First, one of my favorite sites is Eileen Brown's Blog. The following are some fantastic articles on Mobility that she has on her...
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Mon, Jan 8 2007 11:08

2400: Implementing and Managing Microsoft Exchange Server 2003

My boss decided to put up blogs for all of the trainers at the company. Rather than give up my current blogs (this one and my more personal blog), I decide to focus the blog at Ameriteach on the courses that I teach. So, as I teach courses, I will create...
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Thu, Jan 4 2007 15:28

Exchange Server 2007 Clustering

Yes, of course you can use Microsoft clustering to provide a highly available platform for Exchange Server 2007. In fact, there are two ways to do it. First there is the technology known as Single Copy Clusters(SCC). This is basically the same kind of...
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Tue, Oct 10 2006 0:52

Exchange Troubleshooting Assistant v1.0

I don't know how this managed to slip by me. The Exchange Troubleshooting Assistant, ExTRA, looks like a great tool that can be extremely valuable. I am guessing that, in combination with ExBPA, troubleshooting performance problems or connection issues...
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Tue, Feb 21 2006 9:48

Exchange 2007 and Public Folders

It appears that the rumors of the demise of Public Folders has been greatly exaggerated. Per the Exchange Team Blog , Exchange 12 (Exchange 2007) will continue to support public folders and will actually improve manageability. Personally, I recommend...
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Wed, Sep 14 2005 9:42

Exchange Permissions for SP2

I was reading the Exchange team blog, You Had Me at Ehlo... , today and read their post regarding permissions for SP2. SP1 for Exchange Server 2003 can be installed by an Exchange administrator for the administrative group where the Exchange server lives...
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