Exchange

I’m an Exchange 2007 user. It’s terrific, works great and is truly the standard by which others are judged when it comes to business email, calendaring, contacts and other key business productivity features.
Being both a Mac and a PC guy, I’ve been the tester, owner and user of a variety of different applications to interface [...]

Over 15 million Exchange mailboxes worldwide have benefited from the power of MessageStats. Learn why it’s the industry’s best messaging reporting and analysis tool.
To quickly and easily find the critical information to understand and control costs and optimize your messaging environment, nothing beats Quest MessageStats. Supported platforms include:

Microsoft Exchange
BlackBerry
SendMail/PostFix
Quest Archive Manager
OWA (Outlook Web Access)
Microsoft Office [...]

Really ticked off regarding my BlackBerry’s sudden desire to prevent any calendar alerts from visually appearing any longer. I can see how many appear to have been missed when I lock the phone, as I am not presented with the visual option to simply snooze or dismiss them.
I have to tell you, I am totally [...]

As is the case with more and more technology in the modern age, it’s when you start to combine the power of two or more technologies that you realize the full potential of each. Such is the case with Microsoft’s Unified Communications products. Sure, Exchange and Office Communication Server are both great on their own, [...]

Face it, MS Exchange is not the most compelling groupware option in the world. Yet it has its teeth so deep into the enterprise market that other, seemingly more advanced alternatives are often being touted as positioning themselves for the kill. Speaking for myself, I do not believe we are in any real danger of [...]

As you may have seen on Lockergnome (or heard from Chris Pirillo himself), SolarWinds just released another FREE tool — SolarWinds Exchange Monitor.
SolarWinds Exchange Monitor is a desktop dashboard that continuously monitors Microsoft Exchange servers to deliver real-time insight into Exchange services, mail queue sizes, and host server health. You will be able to:

Quickly identify [...]

This past weekend, I spent time setting up four new laptops for one of my business clients. Out of habit, one of the things I do when I get to the point of setting up e-mail is send test messages. I didn’t have any reason to believe that e-mail wouldn’t work, but I’m glad I [...]

Microsoft and Apple have announced that they are working together to make Exchange Server and the iPhone mobile phone work well together. Apple will license Exchange ActiveSync for use on the iPhone, which will in Turn help assure the Exchange Server dominance in the marketplace stays they way it is. It’s really as simple [...]

I have a small business client located in the North Shore, an area immediately north of Chicago. They’ve been connected to the Internet via a DSL connection from MegaPath DSL. Every time I’ve been at their office and have done any serious downloading, I was amazed at how slow their connection was. I have them [...]