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.
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I was amazed at the simplicity of configuring Outlook Voice Access (OVA) on Exchange Server 2007. You could be up and running with Exchange 2007 Unified Messaging in just a day.
Whatever the case may be, I will have to admit one fact: Microsoft has lived up to their ‘VOIP AS YOU ARE’ campaign. You practically [...]
I’ve just enabled Outlook Voice Access here in HCT.
This comes after a day of testing with the UM Test Phone.
Outlook Voice Access is a new feature in Exchange Server 2007 that lets users dial a number from any telephone (anywhere in the world) to access their email, calendar, voicemail, and address book. Users dial [...]
I am done with the setting up of the Exchange 2007 messaging transport infrastructure and moved all the mailboxes at the main site to Exchange 2007. Now I finally can focus on the real charm of Exchange Server 2007 — Unified Messaging!
To start off, one needs to set up servers that run the Exchange 2007 [...]
I happened to see this funny ad on Microsoft’s Unified Messaging platform. It’s themed “VOIP as you are”.
The way the cable roll smashed thru the glass doors is amazing. But when I saw the next two videos of the same cable roll smashing through the same glass door, I was amazed by the ingenuity of [...]
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