TechNet Magazine – Junho 2012

A edição de Junho 2012 da TechNet Magazine já está disponível para leitura online.

• Editor’s Note: Time for TechEd

Artigos em Destaque:

• Microsoft System Center Advisor: A Trusted Advisor
  By Paul Schnackenburg
  Microsoft System Center Advisor can help you troubleshoot system issues before they become serious problems.
• Microsoft Exchange Server 2010: Exchange Server and Active Directory
  By Jaap Wesselius
  Using Active Directory as a critical component of your Microsoft Exchange Server environment gives you lots of flexibility, options and performance.
• Microsoft SharePoint 2010: Profile and Package Sandbox Code
  By V. Gnanasekaran
  Properly profiling and packaging solutions to run in a sandbox environment gives you greater control of resource usage and scalability.
• Microsoft SharePoint 2010: Collaboration Station
  By Brien M. Posey
  Everything about Microsoft SharePoint is built and configured to promote collaboration, but you have to make sure your users are using it effectively.
• Cloud Computing: Negotiating Cloud Contracts
  By Vic (J.R.) Winkler
  The contract between your company and a potential cloud provider may be more complex than most, so it’s well worth the time to ensure you get it right.
• IIS: Quick and Easy Web Servers
  By Jason Helmick
  You can install Web servers much more quickly and easily using Windows PowerShell to help.
• Microsoft SharePoint 2010: Streamline SharePoint with RBS
  By Iqbal Khan
  Remote BLOB Storage (RBS) can improve SharePoint functionality and performance.
• IT Management: IT Is ‘The Company'
  By Romi Mahajan
  The artificial separation that has existed for years is no longer. The IT/business singularity is indeed upon us.

Colunas:

• Utility Spotlight: Safely Back up PST Files
  By Lance Whitney
  The free Microsoft Personal Folders Backup tool can help you make regular backups of your users’ PST files.
• Windows Confidential: Bring on the Lab Rats
  By Raymond Chen
  Manipulating software developers can be a helpful strategy when fixing bugs during software development projects.
• IT Toolbox: New Products for IT Professionals
  By Greg Steen
  The tools in this month’s toolbox help you secure data in transit and monitor open network ports and services.
• Windows PowerShell: New Syntax in the New Shell
  By Don Jones
  Some new syntax commands in Windows PowerShell version 3 help you write easier-to-read, but somewhat limited, commands.
• Exchange Queue & A: Automate and Consolidate
  By Henrik Walther
  There are many ways to work around automation, mailbox sharing and consolidation issues in Exchange.
• Geek of All Trades: The Availability Answer
  By Greg Shields
  When configuring highly available Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol in Windows Server 2012, you can now include features and support that were never there before.

Leitura de fim-de-semana

• Will cloud email services replace old-school enterprise email?
• Exchange Roll-Up Updates Are Becoming More Like Mini Service Packs
• Exchange sessions at TechEd 2012 - Nothing much new, MEC is where the action will be
• Exchange Management Console using filters
• New Version Of ExFolders Adds A Clear Permissions Bulk Operation
• Beating Verisign certificate woes in Exchange
• Exchange at TechEd North America 2012
• Check Out Some TechNet Radio Podcasts on Hybrid Deployments
• Everything You Need to Know About Exchange Backups* - Part 1
• How To Series Sample 7 : Reverse Delegate Permissions and Rights Report
• General: Training materials for Outlook 2010
• PowerShell 101 for Messaging Administrator and IT Pros (Part 3)
• Deep dive into rich coexistence between Exchange Forests (Part 14)
• You are attempting to attach too many files at once
• Always show Today first in the Week view
• More information on Exchange Server 2010 Backups and changes in the Recoverable Items (a.k.a. dumpster)
• If Retention Tags weren’t confusing
• Get to know the Test-Message cmdlet

Leitura de fim-de-semana

• Office 365 and the Development of Exchange 15
• Office 15: The Mile-High View
• Tip o’ the Week #119 – Using Outlook in multiple windows
• Managing Access to the Exchange Online Service
• Released: Update Rollup 3 for Exchange 2010 Service Pack 2
• RPC Client Access Cross-Site Connectivity Changes
• Holy COW! Changes to Recoverable Items versioning in Exchange 2010 SP2 RU3
• EWS Managed API and Powershell How-To Series Part 9 EWS Notifications
• Continuous Backup for Exchange Server 2010 with DPM 2012 (Part 2)
• Microsoft PST Capture Tool (Part 4)
• Modify the file type filter of the attachment dialog
• Search Folder or Conditional Formatting for internal mail
• Part 2: Datacenter Activation Coordination and the File Share Witness
• Exchange 2010: The mystery of the 9223372036854775766 copy queue…
• Twenty years of MIME
• The cloud is great, but what about Plan B?

Update Rollup 3 for Exchange Server 2010 SP2

O Update Rollup 3 for Exchange Server 2010 Service Pack 2 já está disponível para download.

Overview
Update Rollup 3 for Exchange Server 2010 Service Pack 2 resolves issues that were found in Exchange Server 2010 Service Pack 2 since the software was released. This update rollup is highly recommended for all Exchange Server 2010 Service Pack 2 customers.
For a list of changes that are included in this update rollup, see KB2685289.

System requirements
Supported operating systems: Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2008 Service Pack 2, Windows Vista

• Exchange Server 2010 must be installed prior to installing this update rollup.
• Any Interim Updates for Exchange Server 2010 must be uninstalled prior to installing this update rollup.

Note for Forefront Protection for Exchange users For those of you running Forefront Protection for Exchange, be sure you perform these important steps from the command line in the Forefront directory before and after this rollup's installation process. Without these steps, Exchange services for Information Store and Transport will not start after you apply this update. Before installing the update, disable ForeFront by using this command: fscutility /disable. After installing the update, re-enable ForeFront by running fscutility /enable.

Leitura de fim-de-semana

• Corrupted Items and Mailbox Moves in Exchange 2010
• Office 365 mailbox statistics
• Microsoft working on new native iOS apps for Outlook Web App, Lync
• Monitor-MoveRequest.ps1 v1.8
• Moving an IMAP pst-file or Hotmail ost-file
• Move mailbox to free up space in databases
• Office 365 – Hybrid Configuration Wizard (HCW)
• Restricting Room Mailbox Bookings to Specific Groups in Exchange Server 2010
• How to Prevent Meeting Requests Appearing in Delegate’s Outlook Calendars
• The Case of the Hub Transport Server Load Imbalance
• Using Log Parser’s EXTRACT_PREFIX and EXTRACT_SUFFIX Functions to Split Strings
• Configure a Distribution Group to No Longer Accept Messages from a Sender
• Exchange 2010 Service Pack 2 Language Pack Available for Download
• Exchange Server Deployment Assistant Update for Exchange 2010 Hybrid Deployments with Office 365
• Going Back from Forefront 2010 Anti-Spam to the Exchange Content Filter
• Scoping RBAC Role Group To Multiple Organizational UNITS
• Find OUT Who Has Access To Mailbox Import Export Role
• Search-AdminAuditLog The attempt to search the administrator audit log failed. Please try again later
• Exchange 2007 to Exchange 2010 Cross Forest Migration Job Aid
• Deep dive into rich coexistence between Exchange Forests (Part 13)
• PowerShell 101 for Messaging Administrator and IT Pros (Part 2)
• QAT and Ribbon settings not saved upon logoff
• Make all appointments Private by default
• My databases do not automatically mount after I enabled Datacenter Activation Coordination
• Exchange 2010: Mapping DAG network states to cluster network states
• Exchange 2010: Using seedingPostponed results in a seeded database…
• Thoughts on why one company decided not to move to Google Apps

TechNet Magazine – Maio 2012

A edição de Maio 2012 da TechNet Magazine já está disponível para leitura online.

• Editor’s Note: The Integration Imperative

Artigos em Destaque:

• Windows 7: A Geek’s Guide to the USMT
  By Johan Arwidmark
  When it comes to migrating user settings and data for Windows 7 deployments, the User State Migration Tool is a valuable ally.
• SQL Server: Databases and Indexes
  By Glenn Berry , Louis Davidson , and Timothy Ford
  Managing your indexes, and having the proper indexes in place, is an essential part of managing your overall SQL Server workload.
• Microsoft SharePoint 2010: Governance Planning
  By Steve Wright , and Corey Erkes
  Establishing an effective governance structure takes research, planning, precise execution, and ongoing evaluation and maintenance.
• Windows Server 2008 R2: Secure Your Windows Server
  By Brien M. Posey
  With so many options, determining the right security features and settings for your Microsoft Windows Server infrastructure can be a challenge..
• Windows Server 2008 R2: Certificates Drive RDS Security (Part 2)
  By Kristin Griffin
  Using certificates is an important part of securing communications for Remote Desktop Services. Here’s the rest of the story on how to install them on each of your servers.
• Data Storage: Reorganize Your Data
  By Leo Michielsen
  You can still access your data without having to organize and keep track of inconsistent drive letters.
• Cloud Computing: Legal and Regulatory Issues
  By Vic (J.R.) Winkler
  Technological and security issues aside, there are also a host of other regulatory, compliance and legal issues to consider when moving to the cloud.
• IT Management: IT Hybridity–The Benefits of Diversity
  By Romi Mahajan
  Diversity doesn’t just refer to having different cultures represented in the IT staff—it also refers to different systems and platforms.

Colunas:

• Utility Spotlight: Synchronize Your Files with SkyDrive
  By Lance Whitney
  The preview version of the new SkyDrive for Windows has several enhancements over its Web-based counterpart.
• Windows Confidential: Dusting for Fingerprints
  By Raymond Chen
  The last person to touch a segment of code is ultimately held responsible for whether it runs properly.
• Toolbox: New Products for IT Professionals
  By Greg Steen
  Manage access permissions to your Windows systems, quickly scan log entries, and examine and manage locked files with this month’s selection of tools.
• Windows PowerShell: PowerShell.exe
  By Don Jones
  As with many other Windows PowerShell functions, there’s more than one way to open it in the first place.
• SQL Q&A: Push SQL Performance
  By Paul S. Randal
  There are always several ways to push the SQL Server performance envelope, and it often doesn’t cost any money to do so.
• Geek of All Trades: Live Migrations
  By Greg Shields
  No SAN? No problem. You can live-migrate Hyper-V virtual machines without using shared storage.

Leitura de fim-de-semana

• Exchange ActiveSync mobile management FAQ
• Managing Outlook synchronization logs
• MEC early bird discount closing
• Grouping emails by conversations
• Filtering emails in Outlook
• Schedule crammed? Try searching your Calendar
• Tip o’ the Week #112 – Change Outlook’s startup folder
• Is ARIA ready to make Web 2.0 accessible? The OWA team says "YES!"
• Continuous Backup for Exchange Server 2010 with DPM 2012 (Part 1)
• Microsoft PST Capture Tool (Part 3)
• Create a striking subject with symbol characters
• Deleted in Outlook but not from Gmail
• Working with Disconnected Mailboxes in Exchange Server 2010, Office 365 and Hybrid–Part 2
• How to Configure a Disaster Information Message in Exchange 2010 UM
• Backup dates and times are incorrect even though data has been committed to backup media successfully
• Verifying log file truncation

Actualização do filtro Junk Email do Outlook – Maio 2012

Está disponível uma nova actualização para o filtro Junk E-mail do Outlook 2003/2007/2010.

"Esta atualização fornece ao Filtro de Correio Eletrónico Publicitário Não Solicitado do Microsoft Office Outlook uma definição mais atual das mensagens de correio eletrónico que deverão ser consideradas correio eletrónico publicitário não solicitado."

O download está disponível para as versões Outlook 2003, Outlook 2007 e Outlook 2010 (32-bit, 64-bit) ou através do Microsoft Update. Como é habitual, está acompanhado pelo respectivo artigo da Knowledge Base:

• Atualização para o Filtro de Correio Eletrónico de Lixo (KB2598343) do Microsoft Office Outlook 2003
• Atualização para Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 Junk Email Filter (KB2598290)
• Actualização de definição para Microsoft Office 2010 (KB982726)

Leitura de fim-de-semana

• Motorola fails to win Microsoft push email ban
• Will Exchange 15 Require an AD Version Update?
• The idiot's (me) guide to writing ESE applications
• How Microsoft’s new certification program affects Exchange admins
• ECP Performance revealed and some thoughts on future Exchange management
• Microsoft Exchange Conference (MEC) Early Registration Discount closes on May 18th!
• Secondary Protection and Exchange 2010 DAG Node Protection in System Center Data Protection Manager
• Exchange 2010 DAG Passive Node Visibility and the EnableVSSWriter Regkey in Data Protection Manager
• Updated macro: ChangeStartTime
• Recover deleted pst-files via Previous Versions
• Show Full Free/Busy Details for Exchange Server 2010 Room and Resource Mailboxes
• Report Top Sender IP’s on Exchange Server 2010 using Log Parser
• Generate SMTP Error Statistics using Log Parser and Exchange Server 2010 Protocol Logs
• EWS Managed API and Powershell How-To Series Part 7 Folder Permissions
• How To Series Sample 6 : Show a sorted list of Subject's and number of messages within a mailbox
• Setting Default Language & Time Zone In Exchange 2010 SP1
• Exchange PowerShell: How to get list of mailboxes, folders, subfolders, items in folder, foldersize programmatically?
• Useful Customizations to AD FS 2.0 when Deploying SSO with Office 365
• Deep dive into rich coexistence between Exchange Forests (Part 12)
• PowerShell 101 for Messaging Administrator and IT Pros (Part 1)
• Managing large amount of message rules
• Can’t remove additional Exchange mailboxes
• How to Fix Legacy GAL Segmentation Issues in Exchange 2010
• How to Seed an Exchange 2010 Database from a Particular Source
• EMS tip of the day: love it or hate it?
• Q: What can you use the Notes field for in Microsoft Outlook forms?

Calendar Checking Tool for Outlook v1.1

A ferramenta Calendar Checking Tool for Outlook foi recentemente actualizada para a versão 1.1.

Brief Description
The Calendar Checking Tool for Outlook (CalCheck) is a program that checks the Microsoft Outlook Calendar and items for problems or for potential problems.

Overview
The Calendar Checking Tool for Outlook is a command-line program that checks Outlook Calendars for problems. To use this tool, the Outlook calendar must reside on a Microsoft Exchange Server. The tool does not work with IMAP, with POP3, or with other non-Exchange mail servers.
The tool opens an Outlook profile, opens the Outlook Calendar, and then checks several things such as permissions, free/busy publishing, and auto booking. Then, the tool checks each item in the calendar folder for problems that can cause items to seem to be missing or that might otherwise cause problems in the Calendar.

Instructions
To install this download:

1. Click the Download button on this page to download the file and save it to your computer.
2. Unzip the compressed file that you downloaded in a blank directory on your computer.

Instructions for how to use this tool:
After you install this download, open a Command Prompt window in the directory that contains the CalCheck.exe file. To obtain detailed instructions, type the calcheck /? command in the Command Prompt window, and then press Enter.
Here is a list of command-line switches for CalCheck.exe:
CalCheck [-P <Profile name>] [-M <Mailbox name>] [-S <Server name>] [-O<path>] [-A] [-F] [-R] [-V] [-No]
CalCheck -?
-P Profile name (If this parameter is not specified, the tool prompts you for a profile)
-M Mailbox DN (If this parameter is specified, only process the mailbox that is specified)
-S Server name (Process the complete server unless a mailbox is specified)
-O Output path (path to place output files -default is the current directory)
-A All calendar items are output to CALCHECK.CSV
-F Create a CalCheck folder, and move flagged error items to the folder
-R Put a Report message that contains the CalCheck.log file in the Inbox
-V Verbose output to the Command Prompt window
-No To omit a calendar item test
The No parameter works with "org" to omit the “Attendee becomes Organizer” test and works with "dup" to omit duplicate item detection
-? Print this message

Directory Preparation for Lotus Notes Migrations

A ferramenta Directory Preparation for Lotus Notes Migrations está disponível para download.

Overview
DirPrep is a PowerShell based script that prepares the customer’s Lotus Notes and Active Directory environment for migration. The DirPrep process will populate all of the email related attributes on user accounts, create accounts to represent shared/group mailboxes, create accounts for rooms and resources, and will create groups in AD for each group being migrated from Notes.
DirPrep prepares the following AD objects

• Users
• Group Mailboxes
• Rooms and Resources
• Groups

System requirements
Supported operating systems: Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard, Windows Server 2008 Service Pack 2, Windows XP

• DirPrep Requirements
  • Remote Desktop will be primary method of connecting to this machine and MUST be enabled.
• Hardware
  • A physical or virtual machine is required in order to run the DirPrep script. The machine can be 32 or 64 bit, should have at least 2GB ram, and a min 50GB of disk. The CPU should be a minimum of 1.8 GHz.
• Software
  • It is recommended that the operating system is Windows server; however windows XP can be configured to work with DirPrep. Using a Server OS provides more stability and security for the DirPrep process. The script can be run on 64-bit OS but 32-bit PowerShell need to be used. The machine must be a member of the target domain or in a domain that has a trust relationship with the target domain, Server 2003 or above.
  • A copy of Windows PowerShell 2.0 must be installed. This can be downloaded from the Script Center Downloads.
  • Version 7.03 or higher Lotus Notes Client must be installed and configured for use by the DirPrep Service account.
  • The Windows Admin tools and support tools should also be installed (specifically, so that ADSIEDIT and ADUC can be used on the machine).
• Service Accounts
• A Domino account, matched with a corresponding Active Directory account is required for directory synchronization. These accounts will be used by Microsoft Online team and the responsible Domino/Active Directory customer resource to synchronize the customers Domino Directory to the customers Active Directory.

Leitura de fim-de-semana

• Expert Exchange insight: Quotes from TEC 2012
• Creating Lots of Exchange Mailboxes for Testing Purposes
• Processing Large and Embedded Groups in PowerShell
• Calculate Hourly Email Traffic using Message Tracking Logs and Log Parser
• Managing the Replication Source for Exchange Server 2010 Mailbox Database Reseed
• Released: Processor Query Tool v1.1
• Exchange Server Deployment Assistant Update for Exchange 2007 and Office 365 Hybrid Deployments
• Exchange 2010 Transport Rule Disclaimer, Co-Existence & OWA 2003
• Exchange 2003 Migration to Exchange 2010 Coexistence OWA ActiveSync Real Life Tips
• Web.config Configuration An Extension of Name "SecurityServiceBehavior" already appears in Extension Collection
• Areas to Consider For a Smooth Exchange 2010 Installation (Part 2)
• Microsoft PST Capture Tool (Part 2)
• Cached Exchange Mode folder synchronization order
• File tab selected and Ribbon not visible
• A closer look at Multi-site data replication support for Exchange Server
• Certificate revocation checked failed
• Exchange Management Shell Error 500 - Internal Server Error
• Matt on Channel9 talking about EWS…
• Will "Death to Outlook" follow "Death to Word"?
• Q: What does the File as option for Contacts do in Microsoft Outlook?

Leitura de fim-de-semana

• Worst Software in the Exchange World: Lessons Learned from Problem Software
• Using Shared Mailboxes with Office 365
• Offline access through IE10;maybe an OWA feature in Exchange 2013?
• FAST searching coming to Office 15 server applications
• Hide, move or delete an Outlook folder via MFCMAPI
• How to Make Your PowerShell Session into an Exchange Management Shell
• Determining the Exchange Version - without using Get-ExchangeServer
• Remember to update your Facebook provider for OSC
• How to use a script to change the ASA (Kerberos) password using Exchange Server 2010
• Exchange Setup and AD Replication Latency
• TargetAddress, ExternalEmailAddress and Set As External
• Observations: What to Expect from Exchange 15
• Dealing with Exchange Server Update Rollups and Forefront Protection for Exchange
• Updated Facebook Provider for Outlook Social Connector and Group Policy settings
• How large is my Exchange Offline Address Book (OAB)?
• Where's CAS (lly) putting your CAS location on a map
• Deep dive into rich coexistence between Exchange Forests (Part 11)
• Automating Exchange Server 2010 Deployment
• What is Outlook synchronizing now?
• Configure how many Search results are returned
• Working with Disconnected Mailboxes in Exchange Server 2010, Office 365 and Hybrid–Part 1
• Exchange & Domain Controllers
• Windows Phone 7.5: Visual Voicemail
• Q: How can I easily perform granular searches in Outlook 2010?

Actualização do filtro Junk Email do Outlook – Abril 2012

Está disponível uma nova actualização para o filtro Junk E-mail do Outlook 2003/2007/2010.

"Esta atualização fornece ao Filtro de Correio Eletrónico Publicitário Não Solicitado do Microsoft Office Outlook uma definição mais atual das mensagens de correio eletrónico que deverão ser consideradas correio eletrónico publicitário não solicitado."

O download está disponível para as versões Outlook 2003, Outlook 2007 e Outlook 2010 (32-bit, 64-bit) ou através do Microsoft Update. Como é habitual, está acompanhado pelo respectivo artigo da Knowledge Base:

• Atualização para o Filtro de Correio Eletrónico de Lixo do Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 (KB2598292)
• Atualização para Microsoft Office 2007 suites (KB2598306)
• Actualização de definição para Microsoft Office 2010 (KB982726)

TechNet Magazine – Abril 2012

A edição de Abril 2012 da TechNet Magazine já está disponível para leitura online.

• Editor’s Note: Mind Your Business

Artigos em Destaque:

• Virtualization: Physical vs. Virtual Clusters
  By Kai Hwang, Jack Dongarra and Geoffrey Fox
  Deploying multiple virtual machines into clusters requires some special management and configuration techniques.
• Mobile Computing: Be on the Lookout for Mobile Malware
  By Jaime Blasco
  An ethical hacker gives his view on the dangers of mobile malware and the steps you can take to protect your mobile workforce.
• Microsoft Dynamics CRM: Big Data Drives Gaming Industry CRM
  By Niten Malik
  In the changing world of casino gaming and hospitality, a flexible, enterprise-wide CRM system helps drive effective marketing.
• Windows Server 2008 R2: Get the Most from Server Core
  By Brien M. Posey
  Server Core is a basic, no-frills way of maintaining your Windows environment. If you’re not familiar with it yet, you soon will be.
• Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2: Certificates Drive RDS Security
  By Kristin Griffin
  Certificates play a huge role in securing connections between Remote Desktop Services hosts and clients.
• Virtualization: Create Hyper-V Virtual Machines with Windows PowerShell
  By Neil Tucker
  If you need to create and configure virtual machines on a regular basis, using Windows PowerShell to do so can speed up the process.
• SharePoint 2010: The Purpose of Governance
  By Steve Wright and Corey Erkes
  Establishing an effective and appropriate governance program for a broad-ranging platform like SharePoint is essential.
• Virtualization: Dealing with Legacy Apps
  By Thomas Olzak
  The ability to seamlessly continue to manage legacy applications is one of the many tangible benefits of virtualization technology.

Colunas:

• Utility Spotlight: Tweak Your Keyboard
  By Lance Whitney
  The Microsoft Keyboard Layout Creator lets you customize the keyboard layout for yourself or any of your users.
• Windows PowerShell: Shortcut Syntax
  By Don Jones
  There are usually many ways to do the same thing in Windows PowerShell. Find the one that works for you and stick with it.
• Toolbox: New Products for IT Professionals
  By Greg Steen
  This month’s tools cover a variety of file management tasks, from organizing your desktop and unlocking files to copying files from Linux disks.
• Windows Confidential: Ship It
  By Raymond Chen
  Who gets a "Ship It" award? You need to have contributed to shipping the actual product—otherwise you're just writing code.
• Exchange Queue & A: Get the Right Message
  By Henrik Walther
  This month, our regular Exchange Queue & A columnist is joined by a guest contributor to resolve your most vexing Exchange issues.
• Geek of All Trades: Step-by-Step DirectAccess Installation
  By Greg Shields
  Just because you're part of a small business doesn't mean you can't extend your network over the Internet with DirectAccess.

Leitura de fim-de-semana

• Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Upgrade Guide
• Microsoft Exchange 15 to include offline OWA access: Sources
• Does Microsoft Explain Cloud Outages Better Than Google?
• What's new in Microsoft's Office 365? There's a wiki for that
• Exchange’s monopoly and its importance to Microsoft
• Office, Exchange '15' Coming Early 2013, According To Leaked Roadmap
• Restoring Exchange 2010 Mailbox Databases to RDB using System Center Data Protection Manager
• Schedule View in Outlook 2010
• Tip o' the Week #110 - Tracking Outlook responses
• More throttling changes for Exchange Online
• Calculate Daily Email Traffic using Message Tracking Logs and Log Parser
• Working with PST Capture
• Using Exchange Control Panel While Co-Existing 2010 With 2003
• Redirecting OWA Urls in Exchange 2010
• Customizing Lync 2010 Client policy
• Exchange Server 2007, 2010: How to query user mailboxes, its permissions using Exchange PowerShell?
• Admin: How to remove retention policy from Outlook/Exchange?
• Areas to Consider For a Smooth Exchange 2010 Installation (Part 1)
• Microsoft PST Capture Tool (Part 1)
• What is lost by exporting/importing pst-files?
• Color coding Holidays, Birthdays and Anniversaries
• Q: How can I prevent valid email messages from going to Outlook's Junk E-mail folder?

Update Rollup 7 for Exchange Server 2007 SP3 *FINAL RELEASE*

Está disponível para download o Update Rollup 7 for Exchange Server 2007 Service Pack 3 (KB2655203).

Support lifecycle statement: This is the final release under standard support for Exchange 2007, as the Exchange 2007 Mainstream Support has now ended. Extended Support for Exchange 2007 SP3 will end on 4/11/2017. Please see the Microsoft Support Lifecycle page for more information about Microsoft Support Lifecycle for Exchange 2007. Got questions about Microsoft Support Lifecycle Policy? Head over to Microsoft Support Lifecycle Policy FAQ.

Overview
Update Rollup 7 for Exchange Server 2007 Service Pack 3 (SP3) resolves issues that were found in Exchange Server 2007 SP3 since the software was released. This update rollup is highly recommended for all Exchange Server 2007 SP3 customers.
For a list of changes that are included in this update rollup, see KB2655203.
This update rollup does not apply to Exchange Server 2007 Release To Manufacturing (RTM), Exchange Server 2007 Service Pack 1 (SP1) or Exchange Server 2007 Service Pack 2 (SP2).
For a list of update rollups applicable to Exchange Server 2007 RTM , Exchange Server 2007 Service Pack 1 (SP1) or Exchange Server 2007 Service Pack 2 (SP2), refer to the Knowledge Base article KB937052.

System requirements
Supported operating systems: Windows 7, Windows Server 2003 R2 x64 editions, Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 2, Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 2 x64 Edition, Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Vista, Windows XP Service Pack 3

Exchange Server 2007 SP3 must be installed prior to installing this update rollup.
This update rollup cannot be installed if you are using Exchange Server 2007 RTM, Exchange Server 2007 SP1 or Exchange Server 2007 SP2.
Any Interim Updates for Exchange Server 2007 must be uninstalled prior to installing this update rollup.

 

A equipa do Microsoft Exchange também anunciou esta actualização num post no seu blog, com a seguinte nota::

Note for Forefront Protection for Exchange users For those of you running Forefront Protection for Exchange, be sure you perform these important steps from the command line in the Forefront directory before and after this rollup's installation process. Without these steps, Exchange services for Information Store and Transport will not start after you apply this update. Before installing the update, disable ForeFront by using this command: fscutility /disable. After installing the update, re-enable ForeFront by running fscutility /enable.

Update Rollup 2 for Exchange Server 2010 Service Pack 2

Já está disponível para download o Update Rollup 2 for Exchange Server 2010 Service Pack 2 (KB2661854).

Overview
Update Rollup 2 for Exchange Server 2010 Service Pack 2 resolves issues that were found in Exchange Server 2010 Service Pack 2 since the software was released. This update rollup is highly recommended for all Exchange Server 2010 Service Pack 2 customers.
For a list of changes that are included in this update rollup, see KB2661854.

System requirements
Supported operating systems: Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2008 Service Pack 2, Windows Vista Service Pack 2

• Exchange Server 2010 must be installed prior to installing this update rollup.
• Any Interim Updates for Exchange Server 2010 must be uninstalled prior to installing this update rollup.

 

A equipa do Microsoft Exchange também anunciou esta actualização num post no seu blog, com a seguinte nota:

Note for Forefront Protection for Exchange users For those of you running Forefront Protection for Exchange, be sure you perform these important steps from the command line in the Forefront directory before and after this rollup's installation process. Without these steps, Exchange services for Information Store and Transport will not start after you apply this update. Before installing the update, disable ForeFront by using this command: fscutility /disable. After installing the update, re-enable ForeFront by running fscutility /enable.

Exchange 2010 Mailbox Server Role Requirements Calculator v18.9

Ross Smith IV anunciou no Microsoft Exchange Team Blog que a ferramenta Mailbox Server Role Storage Requirements Calculator foi actualizada, agora para a versão 18.9.

De acordo com a página de registo de actualizações, estas são as principais novidades:

Version 18.9 Updates

Bug Fixes

• Fixed the Storage worksheet’s "RAID Storage Configuration" Table to exclude showing "Total Number of Disks Required" for designs that do not have lagged database copies and are deploying in a JBOD configuration.
• Added a notification to Role Requirements regarding scenarios that result in >2TB databases.
• Fixed an error notification to indicate when the input parameters have resulted in a design that has more HA copies than available Mailbox servers.
• Fixed the DAG LUN total space calculation to be based on the total number of database copies, not the total number of mailbox servers.
• Fixed the database copy validation formula to ensure there is at least 1 HA copy or lagged database copy in the secondary datacenter when site resilience is enabled.
• Fixed servers.csv to not add a space between the comma and drive letter.
• Fixed cells to have the correct color formatting.
• Updated BDM throughput requirements to stipulate 7.5MB/s per database as the worst case, which aligns with what can potentially be seen in Jetstress runs.

Para obter instruções detalhadas sobre a utilização da ferramenta, consultem Exchange 2010 Mailbox Server Role Requirements Calculator.

Para fazer download da ferramenta, cliquem aqui.

Exchange Online Migration Performance Guide

O Exchange Online Migration Performance Guide é um documento técnico que detalha os potenciais desafios de uma migração para Office 365 e oferece algumas melhores práticas, baseadas em casos reais, de como endereçar problemas de desempenho.

Introduction
There are many paths to migrate Personal Information Management (PIM) data from an on-premises email organization into Microsoft Exchange Online in Microsoft Office 365. When planning a migration to Exchange Online, a common question is about how to improve the performance of data migration. This document will help IT administrators understand migration performance facts and present best practices to improve migration efficiency.
This document doesn’t cover details about how to migrate data.
This document doesn’t provide performance-issue troubleshooting steps.
This document remains high level for external and on-premises matters but goes deeper for Microsoft products and services.
This document assumes that there are no functional issues and that the migration to Office 365 is working correctly.