One of the exciting new features that become available with the installation of Service Pack 2 for Exchange 2010 is the Address Book Policies.  The new policies allow for a much better ...

For those Exchange admins out there, the news of Exchange SP2 brings some pretty cool things to the table for your Exchange organization.  The news has been floating around that Microsoft ...

As smartphone become more and more popular with their ever increasing power to connect to various messaging services, the demand to have email access on phones is greater than ever ...

Beware of running multiple versions of Outlook in you enterprise Exchange environment especially with roaming profiles.  There is a known issue when a user who normally uses Outlook ...

The New-MailboxExportRequest command is an essential tool in all exchange admin’s bag of tricks.  We wanted to list a few of the commands that make life easier when exporting ...

In a previous post, we described how administrators can restrict Address Lists for Exchange 2010 OWA users by editing the msExchQueryBaseDN attribute for a user.  However, what if ...

Most admins have been rolling along in their Exchange environments with 2010 SP1 for quite some time now. As Exchange admins are familiar, Microsoft releases rollup updates from time ...

In many small organizations we find that many install one server to handle all the needs of their employees.  So, all Exchange 2010 SP1 roles may be installed on a physical box.  ...

In working in a client’s environment with Exchange 2010 SP1 after a mostly successful migration from Exchange 2003, the client had issues with users who were showing up in particular ...

Recently in working with a client we ran into an issue of not being able to export a client’s mailbox residing on an Exchange 2010 SP1 server.  In reading a lot of other information ...