Exchange 2010 – Part 20 – A look at the Hub and Edge Transport Server Roles
The Hub and Edge Transport Server Roles The purpose of this post is to explain the differences between the two…
Exchange 2010 – Part 19 – Client Access Server Security and Secure Socket Layer Certificates
Client Access Server Security and Secure Socket Layer Certificates In this post we will review: - CAS security through digital…
Sharing a Windows 7 Notebook/Laptop Wireless Connection with a Desktop PC Using A Bridge
I have a notebook that is connected to a wireless network and also has a Cat5 network port. I also…
Exchange 2010 – Part 18 – Understanding and Managing Outlook Anywhere and POP/IMAP
Exchange 2010 – Part 18 - Understanding and Managing Outlook Anywhere and POP/IMAP In this post, we'll look at two…
Exchange 2010 – Part 17 – Using the ECP to manage ActiveSync
Using the ECP to Manage ActiveSync In this post, we will be visiting the Exchange Control Panel (ECP) to see…
Exchange 2010 – Part 16 – Concepts and Management of Outlook Web App and ActiveSync
Concepts and Management of Outlook Web App and ActiveSync In this post, first, we will explain virtual directories and how…
Exchange 2010 – Part 15 – Overview of the Exchange CAS Server Role
The Exchange 2010 CAS Server Role In this post, we will review the purpose of the Client Access Server (CAS)…
Exchange 2010 – Part 14 – Creating Recipient Types
Exchange 2010 - Part 14 - Creating Recipient Types In Exchange 2010, you can have a wide variety of recipients.…
Exchange 2010 – Part 13 – Address Lists and the Offline Address Book (OAB)
Address Lists and the Offline Address Book in Exchange 2010 In this post, we will review different address list types,…
Exchange 2010 – Working with Public Folders – Part 12
In this post, we will look at Public Folders in Exchange 2010. More specifically: We will review the purpose and…