With over 10 years of expereince with Microsoft Technologies specifically Active Directory and Exchange Server, we will focus on blogging news, tips, downloads, and new KBs on Exchange Server and Windows PowerShell (aka Monad) technologies. Stay tuned here to get all the latest information an Exchange administrator would ever need.
This blog post covers common recipient management scenarios in Exchange Server 2007 using Exchange Management Console ("console"), and the one-liners behind the scenes – single-line commands in Exchange Management Shell ("shell" or "EMS based on Windows PowerShell") executed to achieve the thing. Now the console exposes one-liners for each wizard after successful completion.
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In Exchange 2007, recipient management is incorporated into the Exchange Management Console and Exchange Management Shell based on Windows PowerShell technology. Shell based management for these recipients allows us to overcome several current challenges of Exchange 2003.
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We would like to welcome Microsoft MVP Anderson Patricio to our team of authors as he presents his first article to MSExchange.org readers. Exchange Server 2007 now allows for creation of transport rules at the organization level. This article will discuss how to create and use transport rules.
In this article we’ll spend some time looking at the new improvements made to the Exchange System Manager, now known as the Exchange Management Console (EMC) in Exchange 2007.
Think you're the best when it comes to creating one-line scripts for managing Exchange Server 2007? Then you might want to participate in the Exchange Server 2007 Scripting contest.
The lucky winner will earn a free trip to the Exchange Server 2007 launch, so what are you waiting for?
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As part of Microsoft's goal to ensure that people can easily embrace the power of information technology, Microsoft Exchange's new mobile features have been designed to make life simpler and less harried for IT pros and end users.BOSTON, June 12, 2006 – As market dynamics become more global and competitive, organizations increasingly seek innovative yet cost effective ways to grow their business and boost their bottom line.Microsoft views this situation as an opportunity to help businesses cut costs and gain strategic advantages by enabling organizational IT ecosystems to better serve their needs. One investment the company has made to help IT fulfill its ever-expanding role in today's economy is with the upcoming release of Microsoft Exchange Server 2007. This new version of the company's server for e-mail, calendaring and unified messaging will help business amplify the impact of their employees and drive higher levels of workplace performance.Microsoft recognizes that today's businesses are depending on the ability to seamlessly and instantly connect with colleagues, customers and partners, to gather and analyze information and take action. Exchange Server 2007 will help meet this need enabling access to communications, calendar and contacts, any time, any place.To learn more about Exchange Server 2007 and key areas in which Microsoft has invested in the product, PressPass spoke with Terry Myerson, general manager of the Exchange Server group at Microsoft.PressPass: What is Exchange Server highlighting this year at Tech•Ed 2006?Myerson: We recognize the critical role tha
Microsoft® Exchange Server 2007 introduces a new management platform called the Exchange Management Shell, based on Microsoft Windows® PowerShell, formerly codenamed "Monad". This document outlines the key benefits that the Exchange Management Shell provides to Exchange administrators and developers, and explains how cmdlets are structured, and how data is managed.Download the PDF file here. Technorati : CMDlets, Exchange Management Shell, Exchange Server 2007, Monad, Windows PowerShell, administrations, tasks Del.icio.us : CMDlets, Exchange Management Shell, Exchange Server 2007, Monad, Windows PowerShell, administrations, tasks
Microsoft® Exchange Server 2007 introduces a new management platform called the Exchange Management Shell, based on Microsoft Windows® PowerShell, formerly codenamed "Monad". This topic provides a list of many frequently used cmdlets, important conventions, and useful tips. The information is presented by feature area, such as recipient, transport, and database administration.Download the PDF file here. Technorati : CMDlets, Exchange Management Shell, Exchange Server 2007, Monad, Windows PowerShell, administrations, tasks Del.icio.us : CMDlets, Exchange Management Shell, Exchange Server 2007, Monad, Windows PowerShell, administrations, tasks
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