What you missed at Microsoft Ignite 2016
Ignite 2016 is history, but the knowledge imparted and lessons learned live on. Here’s what you missed at Microsoft’s five-day conference for IT pros.
An overview of Microsoft cloud infrastructure
In 2008, Microsoft launched Azure & Office 365 as their cloud solution infrastructure. Less than a decade later, we’re seeing substantial increases in adoption of the Microsoft cloud, with a huge number of services are offered with Azure and/or Office …
Exchange Automation using Orchestrator 2012
In this article the author will look at ways that help you automate administrative and non-administrative tasks within Exchange Server 2012 using System Center Orchestrator 2012.
Configuring Exchange Connector for Service Manager 2012
This article will describe the installation and configuration of Exchange Connector for Service Manager 2012.
Using SharePoint to Provide Public Folder Functionality
In this article the author will explain how to set up SharePoint to provide Public Folder functionality and its integration with Outlook.
Exchange 2010 Edge Server High Availability
In this article the author discusses email high availability using the Exchange Edge role to provide email routing.
Automatic Email Server Notifications in Exchange Server 2010
This article will explain the reasons behind automated notification failures and will discuss two workarounds to mitigate the problem.
Uncovering the impacts of Domain Rename on Exchange Server 2010 SP1
This article will discuss the pros and cons on how to rename Active Directory Forests and what this means to the existing Exchange Organizations if the companies are running Exchange 2007 or higher.
Migrating Exchange Server 2010 Organization into the Private Cloud
This article discusses how to migrate a dedicated, non-virtualized Exchange Server 2010 SP1 environment into a Private Cloud based collocated data center without disruption of mail transfer for the users.
Archiving with Exchange Server 2010 SP1 in the Cloud
With Exchange Server 2010 SP1 Microsoft has introduced archiving functionality directly from within the Exchange mailbox as a product feature.