Voice Mail Preview will literally transform the way that you look at voice messages in Exchange. Exchange Unified Messaging (UM) makes it easy to manage your voice messages by delivering them in your Inbox. You can then use many types of Exchange mail Read More

In my recent post Spotlight on Exchange 2010: Delivery Reports, I discussed Delivery Reports from an end-user perspective. In this post I'll review the different things administrators can do with message tracking. We'll discuss disclosure and privacy Read More

We've just announced the next 4 dates for the Microsoft Certified Master (MCM) Exchange Program over at our web site. There are two more Exchange 2007 deliveries planned, in September and November, and then we kick of the 2010 material in March and May Read More

One of the core functionalities provided by Exchange UM is call answering, i.e., to answer phone calls and record voice mails on your behalf. With the introduction of Call Answering Rules in Exchange UM 2010, you can dictate how incoming phone calls should Read More

Is reducing or controlling the high cost of the power to run and cool computer hardware is a top priority for your organization? Are you considering server virtualization solutions to reduce your server footprint and the associated power and cooling costs? Read More

Here at msexchangeteam.com, we've posted a few times about our Exchange TechCenter, see here and even here for a way-back post. We love the TechCenter, and all it brings to you, our customers. In fact, we are planning to move this blog even closer to Read More

In Part 1 of my video blogcast series on High Availability in Exchange Server 2010, I introduced you to the concept of database mobility, and the features known as database availability groups (DAGs) and mailbox database copies. In Part 2, I showed you Read More

In my last blog post on named properties, I detailed the history of named properties, how they are arranged, mapped, and how Exchange (since Exchange 2000) has created named property mappings for x-headers on inbound messages. Rollup 8 for Service Pack Read More

Moderation in Exchange Server 2010 In past versions of Exchange server, the best way to control mail flow to a distribution group or mailbox was delivery restrictions. Delivery restrictions allow you to reject mail from certain individuals or groups (sometimes Read More

Exchange 2010 provides an easy way to verify whether that very important message was delivered to every recipient with a new feature we call delivery reports. Delivery Reports contains delivery information about messages you sent, such as: Why didn't Read More

In Part 1 of my video blogcast series on High Availability in Exchange Server 2010, I introduced you to the concept of database mobility, and the features known as database availability groups (DAGs) and mailbox database copies. In Part 2, I showed you Read More

Interested in learning the fundamentals of troubleshooting common Unified Messaging call flow issues? We've just released a new white paper on troubleshooting Unified Messaging. In this white paper, we walk you through the flow of a simple call in UM Read More

Are you using Journaling in a mixed Exchange 2007 and Exchange 2003 environment? If yes, here are some mixed environment considerations you should be aware of. A Brief Overview of Journaling Exchange 2003 shipped with 3 different types of journaling: Read More