As many of you know, there will be a change next year in the transition dates for US daylight saving time. I won't go into all the gory details here, but if you want them follow this link http://www.microsoft.com/windows/timezone/dst2007.mspx This site Read More

After the success of Microsoft Exchange Server 2003, the Microsoft Exchange team was pondering what the next-generation Exchange Server should look like. We had several high-level goals, which we won't go into in this blog, but let's look at a few specific Read More

We get the following questions quite often: What will be the difference between Standard and Enterprise versions of Exchange 2007? What about CALs (Client Access Licenses)? And the answers are on this page. - Nino Bilic Read More

A little while ago we posted about a little swag giveaway we wanted to do: see here and here for more details. The wait is over. We know the suspense has been killing you! Out of many excellent submissions (thank you!!) and with the help of highly sophisticated Read More

I wanted to draw some attention to this article as I think it is very cool as it shows how different analyzer tools have impacted you, our customers, and us in Support Services, when helping you. Ed Beck wrote the article titled Exchange Analyzer Read More

As discussed in the earlier blog post introducing the new Exchange 2007 console, the Exchange Management Console GUI has been completely redesigned in Exchange 2007. While redesigning the Exchange Management Console for Exchange 2007, we used specific Read More

There is a lot of emphasis on Exchange database backups. As a result most Exchange administrators plan regular backups with considerations for their specific environment. In the process of developing a backup solution, Exchange administrators have to Read More

Working with Active Directory directory service permissions related to Microsoft Exchange can be a complex task. This article has been written to aid Exchange architects in their understanding of how they may implement a split permissions model. In Read More

Cross-org Mailbox Moves Cross Org migrations are the ones where a mailbox needs to be moved from one Exchange Organization to another. Since there can only be one Exchange Organization per Forest, that means moving the mailbox between two different Forests. Read More

Routing changes recap By now you're probably aware of the basics of Exchange Server 2007 routing: No more routing groups (except for legacy purposes) No more routing group connectors (except for legacy purposes) Uses AD sites and site links instead Read More

The Exchange Server documentation team is pleased to announce the following additions and changes to our content. For a complete list of topics that changed, see Exchange Server Documentation Updates. Changes to Online Content The following topics are Read More