Tags: Activesync, Exchange Server 2010, SMS, text messages, unified messaging, windows mobile, Windows PhoneAs soon as I got my hands on Windows Mobile 6.5, I decided to test the text message (SMS) integration feature in Exchange Server 2010 Unified Messaging. This feature basically allow SMS text messages on your phone to be synchronized back to the Exchange Server where they can be easily searched and archived.
You [...]
The Exchange Team has released Mailbox Role Requirements Calculator for Exchange Server 2010.
The calculator is broken out into the following sections (worksheets):
Input
Role Requirements
LUN Requirements
Backup Requirements
Log Replication Requirements
Storage Design
For more information, read the entry on MS Exchange Team Blog.
Today, at Tech-Ed Europe in Berlin, Microsoft announced the worldwide general availability of Exchange Server 2010.
In a previous post, I explained some of the exciting new features in Exchange Server 2010.
Here are some quick facts that you should know, regardless of whether you are a customer or a partner:
Exchange Server 2010 already has over [...]
Microsoft released to manufacturing (RTM) Exchange Server 2010 last Thursday. The full release/public availability is scheduled for next month during TechEd.
Now would be a good time to have a quick recap on some of the new features in Exchange Server 2010:
Change in Permissions Model:
ADMINISTRATORS can define extremely broad or extremely granular permissions, and can [...]
For those of you still upgrading to Exchange Server 2007 or consolidating your Exchange Servers, and are considering some of the High Availability solutions, I have a clear recommendation:
Avoid Single Copy Cluster (SCC); Use CCR (Cluster Continuous Replication) or SCR (Standby Continuous Replication) instead!
Why?
SCC is not a complete HA solution. There exists a single point [...]
Outlook Web Access in Exchange Server 2010 offers integrated instant messaging capability right from the browser.
Check this out:
You also see presence information against each contact in an email header.
You can also change your status from the top right corner of the OWA page:
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