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Tech·Ed EMEA IT Pro 2008 session videos

Now that Tech·Ed EMEA IT Professionals 2008 is over, it's time to review some of the great sessions of the event. And the good news is that some of those recorded sessions are available online, even if you didn't attend the event. There a couple ones I'd like to highlight: ESE Internals ...

Posted to subject: exchange by Rui Silva on Tue, Nov 18 2008
Filed under: Filed under: News, Technical stuff, Cool reading
Exchange Messaging Outlook newsletter

Slipstick Systems was founded in 1994 by Sue Mosher, an Outlook MVP, and it's now run by Diane Poremsky, also an Outlook MVP. Back in 1996, they decided to create the Exchange Messaging Outlook (EMO) newsletter, devoted to Microsoft Exchange Server. You can subscribe it through their home page and...

Posted to subject: exchange by Rui Silva on Fri, May 23 2008
Filed under: Filed under: News, Cool reading
Exchange 2007 online help

While Exchange Server 2007 Beta 2 is not publicly available, you can check the full content of its help file which is now available online. You can also use Exchange 2007 online help as a valuable learning tool, even if you don't have access to the beta binaries of the product. Scott Schnoll's team appreciates...

Posted to subject: exchange by Rui Silva on Thu, Jun 29 2006
Filed under: Filed under: News, Cool reading
Exchange Server 2003 Security Hardening Guide updated

The Exchange Server 2003 Security Hardening Guide has been reviewed and updated (is now on version 2.2). This is a great document for all the people concerned with security issues (is there anyone not concerned by these days?).

Posted to subject: exchange by Rui Silva on Thu, Feb 2 2006
Filed under: Filed under: News, Cool reading
Exchange IMF update through WSUS

I was reading some news at the Bink.nu site when I noticed this one, which is quite funny: Microsoft released Exchange IMF update through WSUS, appearantly to soon

Posted to subject: exchange by Rui Silva on Tue, Dec 13 2005
Filed under: Filed under: News, Cool reading
Sender ID Framework and Intellectual Property Overview and FAQ

One of the claims people invoke for not deploying Sender ID is that it's a proprietary technology. Remember that Sender ID is a protocol jointly developed by Microsoft and Pobox.com. To clarify some of these doubts, Microsoft just made available a FAQ regarding the need and use of Microsoft's royalty...

Posted to subject: exchange by Rui Silva on Tue, Jul 12 2005
Filed under: Filed under: News, Cool reading

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Exchange IMF update through WSUS

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