Over last few months, we had multiple questions on how to start an Exchange user group. Glad to see this much interest! So here's the scoop. The Exchange team has been working with Culminis (an association that supports user groups) to provide resources Read More

If you wanted to attend Tech·Ed 2006 (going on next week) but could not, there are several online resources that you should check out:   There are going to be over 40 Tech·Ed 2006 live Webcasts this year. To browse the list, go to this page. Here Read More

We are excited to announce that Exchange Team blog got an upgrade!   We wanted to enrich the experience of visiting our blog site, as well as wanted to improve the site design and add several features to the site.   Firstly, you will notice Read More

Seems like yesterday that Exchange 4.0 hit the market. In March of 1996 Exchange 4.0 was released. I thought I would give you a link for the geeks among you that have been along for the ride and for those that go even further back to ALL-IN-ONE, MailWorks, Read More

We are happy to announce a new per user licensing model, branding and roadmap for Exchange Hosted Services (EHS) - formerly FrontBridge Technologies.   Exchange Hosted Services provides a fully managed hosted service solution for email archiving, Read More

A frequent topic of discussion with customers is the future of Public Folders, thus I think it would be good to capture that discussion on our blog. In summary: Public Folders are widely used by our customers for sharing document, calendar, contact, Read More

One of the questions I consistently get asked during conferences is: "Does ActiveSync support RSA SecurID?".  This is a two-part answer.  The short answer is "Yes, Windows Mobile and Exchange ActiveSync support SecurID".  The second Read More

Since the initial release of the update Notes mail migration tools (here) last December (and more recently the announcements about the application tools) there have been a wave of questions from customers, partners, consultants, industry experts and Read More

Exchange Sustained Engineering (Exchange SE) recently fixed a problem regarding “Send As” permissions and “Full Mailbox Access” permissions. Up until now, “Full Mailbox Access” permissions had been sufficient for one user to be able to send email as another Read More

At the recent IT Forum conference in Barcelona, we started talking publicly about E12. It was great to talk with so many customers about the work we’re doing and get your feedback. One of the topics we discussed at the conference was the system requirements Read More

Included in this month’s Exchange Tools Web release (direct link) is a new analysis tool called the Microsoft Exchange Server Profile Analyzer Tool (or EPA). We created this tool to help server administrators understand their user profile to help Read More

Job Title: Engineering Services Management (Engineering Manager) 146868 Job Category: IT Operations Product: Not product specific Location: WA - Redmond   Purpose: Effective leadership of the Exchange team, with clear communication and management Read More

INTRODUCTION   This is the second flash about Windows 2003 kernel memory issues and Exchange 2003. The first flash provided technical background. This flash discusses important hardware issues that may affect Windows kernel memory and cause Exchange Read More

On November 15th, Exchange Server 2003 Service Pack 1 was awarded the Common Criteria Evaluation Assurance Level 4 (EAL 4+) certification (please see below for definition of different levels), the highest level awarded to a messaging product as defined Read More

The Exchange Solution Reviewed Program – Storage (ESRP) is a Microsoft Exchange Server program designed to facilitate third party storage testing and solution publishing for Exchange Server.  The program combines a storage testing harness (Jetstress) Read More