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Author Archives: Tony Redmond
SQL, OFS, Exchange file system, WinFS, and other murky dealings
Like many people who are interested in Microsoft Exchange, I have followed the ESE versus SQL debate with some interest for as long as it’s been going on, or just about the entire lifetime of the product. ESE stands for Extensible Storage … Continue reading
Posted in Exchange
Tagged ESE, Exchange, Hal Berenson, JET-Blue, OFS, SharePoint, SQL Server, WinFS
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Some side-effects of the Exchange 2013 cumulative update strategy
Now that we have had a chance to digest the ramifications of the new cumulative update strategy for Exchange 2013 as laid out by Microsoft, it’s a good time to speculate how things will work in a practical sense. Three … Continue reading
Posted in Exchange 2013, Office 365
Tagged Cumulative Update, Exchange 2013, Exchange Online, Office 365, The service
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Can Windows servers consume untreated Internet traffic safely?
Last September, Microsoft dropped a bombshell when they announced that they were dropping development of the Threat Management Gateway (TMG) product along with their decision to cease production of on-premises ant-virus products. The problem for the Exchange community was that … Continue reading
Posted in Email, Exchange, Exchange 2010, Exchange 2013
Tagged Exchange 2010, Exchange 2013, Jericho Forum, Open Group, Security, Threat Management Gateway, TMG, UAG
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Exchange Unwashed Digest February 2013
February was quite an interesting month, if you like tracking various bugs and arguing whether Exchange 2013 is fit for deployment. Here’s what happened in my “Exchange Unwashed” blog on WindowsITPro.com during the month: Exchange 2010 Datacenter switchover tool (February … Continue reading
Bricked Lumia returns, great joy all round
My bricked Nokia Lumia 800 returned from maintenance on February 25, some 27 days after I left it in because the phone had decided that it did not want to turn on. Nokia made several attempts to fix the problem … Continue reading
“Can’t delete email” problem emerges for Exchange 2010 SP2 RU6 and Exchange 2010 SP3
Microsoft’s new cumulative update strategy for Exchange 2013 calls for updates to be shipped to customers every thirteen weeks. An expectation exists, at least on the part of Microsoft, that customers will then install the updates soon afterwards, if only … Continue reading
Why even bulletproofed Exchange ActiveSync is no guarantee of future iOS client happiness
A comment posted to my post wondering whether Apple’s release of iOS 6.1.2 would provide a long-term fix for the problem that causes excessive transaction log growth on Exchange servers (without introducing any new problems) asked a pertinent question: “Maybe … Continue reading
iOS 6.1.2 appears – it might fix the bug that screws up Exchange
It looks like Apple has released iOS 6.1.2 in an attempt to fix the calendar synchronization problem that causes Exchange servers to log a vastly increased number of database transactions and results in more transaction logs being generated, log replication within … Continue reading
Posted in Email, Exchange 2010, Office 365
Tagged ActiveSync, Apple iOS6, Exchange 2010, Office 365
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iOS problems continue, good tip about VM deduplication, and the MVP Summit
Apple’s continuing struggle to make iOS work properly with Exchange was a prominent topic of discussion last night when some Exchange MVPs assembled for dinner. We’re in Redmond for the annual MVP Summit run by Microsoft and I was delighted … Continue reading
Posted in Email, Exchange 2010, Exchange 2013, Office 365
Tagged Exchange 2013 Inside Out, iOS 6, iOS book, Jeff Guillet, Microsoft Press, MVP, Paul Robichaux, Steve Goodman
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Weak Apple advice about iOS 6.1 bug – problems continue
I love this recommendation from Apple’s support article “iOS 6.1: Excess Exchange activity after accepting an exception to recurring calendar event” advising that one cure for the ActiveSync problem that causes Exchange servers (all versions) to be swamped by excessive … Continue reading
Posted in Email, Exchange, Exchange 2010
Tagged ActiveSync, Apple, Bug, EAS, Exchange 2010, Exchange 2013, iOS 6.1
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