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Author Archives: Tony Redmond
Exchange Connections 2012 – Your chance to present
Following on from my recent post about the three major U.S.-based conferences that feature a lot of content about Microsoft Exchange Server, I note that the nice people at Penton Media have issued a call for papers for the Exchange … Continue reading
Posted in Active Directory, Exchange, Technology
Tagged Exchange Connections 2012, Windows Connections 2012
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First Exchange 2013 training course appears
December update: Now that Exchange 2013 is generally available, I want to make it quite clear that I neither endorse nor recommend the training mentioned below. This entry was posted to demonstrate the foolishness of launching a training course for a product … Continue reading
HP’s (eventual) push into cloud services
News that HP has launched its first public cloud services and will enter public beta on May 10 provoked my interest from many angles. As a former CTO of a major HP business, I had observed (and sometimes participated in) … Continue reading
To MEC or not to TEC, where are my Connections?
I think that there’s a fair chance that I am the only person to have presented keynote sessions at each of the Microsoft Exchange Conference (MEC), The Experts Conference (TEC), and the Exchange Connections conference. As such I might be … Continue reading
Posted in Exchange
Tagged Exchange conferences, Exchange Connections, MEC, MECisBack, Microsoft Exchange Conference, TEC, The Experts Conference
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March 2012 articles posted on WindowsITPro.com
Here is the digest of articles that I posted to March 2012 during March 2012: iPhone meet Exchange 2010 posted on March 29 is a review of Steve Goodman’s new book iPhone with Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 – Business Integration … Continue reading
DMARC and the continuing fight against spam
According to its web site, DMARC, (Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting and Conformance), is “a technical specification created by a group of organizations that want to help reduce the potential for email-based abuse by solving a couple of long-standing operational, deployment, and … Continue reading
Reverting to Outlook’s AutoArchive feature
A question arising from my post about some things to consider when you enable Exchange 2010 archive mailboxes asked how a user could revert back to Outlook’s AutoArchive feature if they decided that they really didn’t want to use the archive mailbox. … Continue reading
Posted in Exchange, Exchange 2010, Office 365, Outlook
Tagged Disable-Mailbox, Enable-Mailbox, Exchange archive, Outlook AutoArchive
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Exchange ActiveSync books – one coming, one in production
There’s no doubt that ActiveSync has been an enormous success for Microsoft. Every important mobile device vendor has licensed ActiveSync and although the implementation of the features enabled by ActiveSync varies from vendor to vendor, it’s still true to say … Continue reading
Posted in Email, Exchange 2010, Technology
Tagged ActiveSync, ActiveSync for iPad, ActiveSync for iPhone, Exchange 2010 ActiveSync
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Windows 8: New O/S – new UI – not sure yet
After returning from the annual MVP Summit in Redmond, it seemed like a good time to apply the Windows 8 Consumer Preview to a PC. My first selected victim was an old HP NW8230 (circa 2005-2006 vintage), as it seemed … Continue reading
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