Using command-line server utilities in Exchange OutlookPower Magazine - March 2005 Microsoft includes two command-line utilities with Exchange Server that are designed to accomplish various maintenance functions within the Exchange database. The best time to learn how to use these tools is in a lab environment before you need them. Author Troy Werelius takes us through the ins and outs of these two maintenance utilities.
Using Outlook and 'Exchange over the Internet' OutlookPower Magazine - June 2004 Many users have problems enabling Outlook 2003 to talk to an Exchange server using RPC over HTTP. In this week's tip, we give you some great resources to make it work.
The Exchange 2003 Intelligent Message Filter OutlookPower Magazine - March 2004 Microsoft recently announced the availability of the Intelligent Message Filter for Exchange 2003, due out later this year. The announcement indicated that it's going to be available exclusively to customers enrolled in SA (Software Assurance), one complimentary license for the Intelligent Messaging Filter for each Exchange server enrolled in SA. Is it worth joining SA just to get this add-on? Read this article to find out.
The Microsoft Outlook's requesting data problem -- a detailed analysis OutlookPower Magazine - February 2004 It never fails. If you use or manage an Exchange server, you're going to run into the "requesting data" message. Mark Craddock subjects the problem to some detailed analysis in this incredibly useful article.
Dual NICs and Exchange exports OutlookPower Magazine - August 2003 Back in October, we ran a very popular piece called "Network Manager Challenge," which asked readers to help us figure out a strange behavior of Exchange. We were recently reminded of that challenge when a reader sent us an update with some more insight. In addition, we pose two new challenges for our intrepid (and often brilliant) readers.
Creating a sub-domain can save the day OutlookPower Magazine - July 2003 This week's column is for Exchange administrators. Diane Poremsky experienced every administrator's nightmare: the email server is thousands of miles away and goes offline. She discovered there was a problem with the co-location provider and needed to set up a mail server quickly. In this week's tip, she shares a neat trick her administrator used while she was configuring the server and restoring email addresses.
Are you really getting a good backup of your Exchange server? OutlookPower Magazine - February 2003 How do you know if you are getting a good backup of your Exchange Server? Stephen Amontis and Reny Torres let you know how you can be sure you're getting a full backup of your Exchange Server.
Using Exchange Server to block spam OutlookPower Magazine - January 2003 Happy New Year everyone! We're kicking off the new year with a tip that'll help stop the plague that's been cursing all of us: spam. Read Diane Poremsky's great tip to learn how you can modify your Exchange Server to help you slam spam.
Network Manager Challenge: solving Exchange's requesting data problem OutlookPower Magazine - October 2002 A few weeks ago, we issued the Network Manager Challenge. The rules are simple. We post a problem, you send in your answers. Here's a recap of the problem and the winning answer.
Get your Exchange email by phone OutlookPower Magazine - July 2002 Joe Dolittle takes a look at AdomoMCS, which provides speech access to corporate email and calendars from a telephone handset. Read on to find out how you can access your email while driving, walking, indoors or outdoors, at home or overseas.
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