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Author Archives: Tony Redmond
Exchange 2013 modern public folder limitations – what next?
I’m sure that you all enjoyed the breaking news about the restrictions that exist for public folder mailboxes and the public folder hierarchy in the new, improved, and much-hyped modern public folders implemented in Exchange 2013 (and Exchange Online in … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud, Exchange, Exchange 2010, Exchange 2013
Tagged Exchange 2010, Exchange 2013, Exchange Online, Limitations, Modern public folders, Office 365
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Exchange 2013 public folders crippled by newly revealed limits
A page appeared on TechNet on February 24, 2014 titled “Limits for Public Folders.” Not much news there, I thought, we all know that public folders have limitations, even the modern variety as used in both Exchange 2013 and Exchange … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud, Exchange 2013
Tagged Exchange 2013, Exchange Online, Modern public folders, Public folder migration
13 Comments
The tyranny of Flexbit’s five little lights
Like most people, I probably could do a better job of maintaining my personal level of fitness. It’s not so long ago that I refereed rugby professionally (for instance, check out this highly pixelated video from a 1999 European Challenge … Continue reading
Posted in Technology
Tagged Fitbit Flex, Misfit Shine, Personal fitness monitor, Wearable technology
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Twenty-five years chasing the dream of enterprise social networking
The fuss around Microsoft’s announcement of “the enterprise network and the future of work” at the SharePoint Conference (SPC14) in Las Vegas this week reminded me that we have been seeking to extract better information about the complex interconnections that … Continue reading
Posted in Email, Technology
Tagged ALL-IN-1, DEC, Digital Equipment Corporation, Enterprise Graph, HP Labs, Jeff Teper, Knowledge Navigator, Office Graph, Oslo, SharePoint, Shock, Social networking, Yammer
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Exchange Unwashed Digest – February 2014
The big news in February 2014 was the release of Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 Service Pack 1 (build 847.32), the much-awaited version long deemed as “the” software worthy for deployment in many corporate environments. SP1 includes many new features and … Continue reading
On-premises Exchange and OWA for Devices
Everyone got all excited yesterday with the announcement that Exchange 2013 Service Pack 1 (SP1) was available for download together with updates for Exchange 2010 SP3 and Exchange 2007 SP3 to allow those versions to play nicely with (but not … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud, Email, Exchange, Exchange 2013
Tagged Android, Exchange 2013 SP1, Exchange Online, Office 365, Outlook Web App, OWA for Devices, Push notifications
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Outlook Web App 2013 and mail public folders
Following up the post about migrating public folders to the modern version introduced in Exchange 2013, an entry in a TechNet forum asked whether Outlook Web App (OWA) supported shared calendars held in public folders. This came as a kind … Continue reading
Posted in Email, Exchange, Exchange 2010, Exchange 2013, Office 365, Outlook
Tagged Enable-MailPublicFolder, Exchange 2010, Exchange 2013, Exchange Online, Get-PublicFolder, Legacy public folders, mail public folders, Migration, Modern public folders, New-PublicFolder, Outlook Web App, OWA, Set-PublicFolder, Shared calendar
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Adapting Exchange on-premises scripts for Exchange Online
Since the introduction of PowerShell in the form of the Exchange Management Shell (EMS) in Exchange 2007, many scripts have been written to ease the burden of Exchange administration by automating common operations. Microsoft has broadened the scope and depth … Continue reading
Do LinkedIn smartphone apps harvest contact data from Gmail?
Is anyone else irritated by the way LinkedIn appears to harvest email addresses in an attempt to persuade you to transform correspondents into LinkedIn contacts? I’ve often wondered where LinkedIn got its information about people that I might like to … Continue reading
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