What's New in Exchange Server 2003
After the release of Service Pack 2, Microsoft has updated the document "What's New in Exchange Server 2003", in order to include the new functionalities.
The sections listed in the following topics contain information about the updates made to Exchange Server 2003 in Service Pack 2.
"Administration Features in Exchange Server 2003"
• New in SP2: Enabling or Disabling MAPI Access for a Specific User
• New in SP2: Enabling Direct Push Technology
• New in SP2: Managing Security Settings for Mobile Clients
• New in SP2: Remote Wiping of Mobile Devices
• New in SP2: Global Address List Search for Mobile Clients
• New in SP2: Certificate-Based Authentication and S/MIME on Mobile Devices
• New in SP2: Tracking Public Folder Deletions
• New in SP2: Manually Stopping and Resuming Replication
• New in SP2: Synchronizing the Public Folder Hierarchy
• New in SP2: Using the Manage Public Folders Settings Wizard
• New in SP2: Moving Public Folder Content to a Different Server
"Performance and Scalability Features of Exchange Server 2003"
• New in SP2: Improved Offline Address Book Performance
"Transport and Message Flow Features of Exchange Server 2003"
• New in SP2: Step 3: Specifying the Servers to Exclude from Connection Filtering
• New in SP2: Sender ID Filtering • New in SP2: Intelligent Message Filtering
• Updated in SP2: Understanding How Enabled Filters Are Applied
"Storage Features of Exchange Server 2003"
• New in SP2: Database Size Limit Configuration and Management