Exchange 2007
HOW TO: Add Email Addresses To Public Folders
A previous post shows how to add an additional email address to a mailbox/recipient [read “HOW TO: Add additional email addresses to a recipient“]. How…
Archive
June 2007
Active Directory
HOW TO: Grant Full Mailbox Access permission
Follow-up to previous post “HOW TO: Assign SendAs right using Exchange shell” – the ability to assign SendAs and ReceiveAs permissions is preserved in Active…
Exchange 2007
Exchange Server 2007 Enterprise CALs: Let Microsoft do the filtering
Microsoft introduced the concept of Standard and Enterprise Client Access Licenses (CALs) for Exchange Server 2007. In previous versions, only the server part of Exchange…
Apple
Apple Licenses Exchange ActiveSync for the iPhone?
Has Apple finally seen the light, and licensed Exchange ActiveSync from Microsoft? Will iPhone users be able to get Exchange email pushed out to their…
Apple
Numbers talk: Vista most secure OS of all?
Today’s issue of Paul Thurrott’s WinInfo newsletter/column (read “Microsoft: Vista More Secure than OS X, Linux” on WinITPro.com) served as a reminder of the stuff…
Administration
HOW TO: Create Address Lists for Equipment Mailboxes
Exchange Server 2007 lets you create room and equipment mailboxes. Having these designated as resource mailboxes – either room or equipment – has its advantages…
Exchange 2007
Some more details on SCR
Besides Terry Myerson’s post on the team blog providing some details about SP1 (read previous post “Exchange Server 2007 SP1: A bag of goodies!“), there…
Administration
Address Literals in Exchange 2007 and Exchange 2010
RFC 2821 allows the use of a literal form of a recipient’s address, which uses the destination system’s IP address enclosed by square brackets in…
Mobility
French govt bans BlackBerry citing security risks
In an interesting twist, the French government has banned members and their advisors from using BlackBerrys, citing security concerns arising from the fact that data…
Google
Are privacy concerns about Google overblown?
Most folks view privacy differently, and have varying levels of concern (or the lack thereof) about it. Nevertheless, the growing footprint of Google services that…