Update Rollup 1 for Exchange Server 2010 SP3

Foi recentemente disponibilizado para download o Update Rollup 1 for Exchange Server 2010 Service Pack 3.

Overview
Update Rollup 1 for Exchange Server 2010 Service Pack 3 (SP3) resolves issues that were found in Exchange Server 2010 SP3 since the software was released. This update rollup is highly recommended for all Exchange Server 2010 SP3 customers.
For a list of changes that are included in this update rollup, see KB2803727.
This update rollup does not apply to Exchange Server 2010 Release To Manufacturing (RTM), Exchange Server 2010 Service Pack 1 (SP1) or Exchange Server 2010 Service Pack 2 (SP2).
For a list of update rollups applicable to Exchange Server 2010 RTM , Exchange Server 2010 Service Pack 1 (SP1) or Exchange Server 2010 Service Pack 2 (SP2), refer to the Knowledge Base article KB937052.

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• Exchange 2010 SP3 Update Fixes Apple iOS 6.1 Sync Flaw
• Comparing Exchange 2013 and Office 365 pricing and feature sets
• Helpful OWA 2013 mobile device hints for administrators
• Understanding Hosted Exchange Options
• Exchange Virtual Conference
• RBL and Exchange 2013
• Removing Old Quarantined ActiveSync Devices from Exchange Server
• Improving Resilience of Exchange Server 2013 Database Availability Groups with Windows Server 2012 Cluster Dynamic Quorum
• Released: Calculator Updates Galore!
• Comparing public folder item counts
• Released: Update Rollup 1 for Exchange Server 2010 SP3
• Exchange at TechEd North America 2013
• Office 365: Changing the Primary E-Mail Address on Users in Bulk using a GUI tool
• Exchange 2013 – Deploying, Configuring & Upgrading – Part 1
• Configuring an Exchange Hybrid Deployment & Migrating to Office 365 (Exchange Online) (Part 13)
• Migrating Public Folders to Exchange 2013 (Part 1)
• Multiple Contact Folders vs. Groups vs. Categories
• Setting the Reading Pane at the bottom and other display options in Outlook Web App
• Session Slides and pictures of our event on Load Balancing Exchange & Lync 2013 now online!
• Exchange and Antiviruses
• Keyboard shortcuts for Outlook
• Calendar Reminders are missing in Outlook 2013
• Inbox Rules Do Not Work on Unity Connections 8.5.1 Messages
• Using an Office 365 free trial domain to test software
• The demise of the infamous FSW warning

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• Replacing Forefront TMG: Alternate reverse-proxy options for Exchange
• Comparing Exchange 2013 and Office 365 pricing and feature sets
• New Ignite Webcast - Using Message Trace in Office 365
• Exchange 2013 Admin Center URL’s
• Don’t Leave POP/IMAP Protocol Logging Enabled
• Using Exchange Web Services to Apply a Personal Tag to a Custom Folder
• Ambiguous URLs and their effect on Exchange 2010 to Exchange 2013 Migrations
• Video - Exchange 2013 Anti-Spam Part 4 - Sender ID Filter
• Using the EWS FindPeople operation in Exchange 2013 and Exchange Online (2013)
• Using Get-SetupLog.ps1 To Analyze Setup Logs In Exchange 2013
• The Migration Mailbox For The Organization Is Either Missing Or Invalid Error During Exchange 2013 Mailbox Move
• How To Find Which Store Worker Process Is Responsible For A Mailbox Database In Exchange 2013
• Upload GAL Photos Using Exchange 2013 OWA Options (ECP)
• Continuous Backup for Exchange Server 2013 with DPM 2012 (Part 2)
• Transitioning to Forefront Online Protection for Exchange (FOPE) (Part 1)
• Splitting a pst-file into yearly archives
• Sorting order options for the Reminders Window
• How do Retention Policies work under specific scenarios?
• OWA 2013 CU1 Redirection is Broken for Legacy Mailboxes
• Fix for Excessive Duplicate Contacts
• Sending cash via Gmail: an invitation to scammers?
• Exchange Unwashed digest: April 2013
• Exchange 2010: Page Zeroing and VSS Based Backups
• The rather splendid Exchange 2013 server calculator

Exchange 2013 Server Role Requirements Calculator v5.1

A tão aguardada ferramenta Exchange 2013 Server Role Requirements Calculator v5.1 foi finalmente disponibilizada para download. Tal como era hábito com a sua predecessora, a Exchange 2010 Mailbox Server Role Requirements Calculator, foi anunciada por Ross Smith IV no Microsoft Exchange Team Blog.

Há várias novidades nesta nova versão. Tal como devem ter reparado pelo nome, a ferramenta deixou de ser exclusiva para o role de mailbox e inclui agora também client access servers e dimensionamento da componente de transporte (uma vez que esta é agora parte integrante do mailbox role).

Para mais detalhes e instruções de utilização da ferramenta, não deixem de ler Exchange 2013 Server Role Requirements Calculator Readme.

Actualização do filtro Junk Email do Outlook – Maio 2013

Está disponível uma nova actualização para o filtro Junk E-mail do Outlook 2003/2007/2010/2013.

"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, Outlook 2010 (32-bit, 64-bit) e Outlook 2013 (32-bit, 64-bit) ou através do Microsoft Update. Como é habitual, está acompanhado pelo respectivo artigo da Knowledge Base:

• Atualização para Outlook 2003 Junk E-mail Filter (KB2817360)
• Atualização para Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 Junk Email Filter (KB2817359)
• Actualização de definição para Microsoft Office 2010 (KB982726)
• Atualização de definições para o Microsoft Office 2013 (KB2760587)

TechNet Magazine – Maio 2013

A edição de Maio 2013 da TechNet Magazine já está disponível para leitura online.

• Editor’s Note: Use what you’ve got

Artigos em Destaque:

• Cloud Computing: Cloud mergers and acquisitions
  By Jonathan S. Marashlian, and Allison D. Rule
  There can be sales taxes and government fees associated with the mergers and acquisitions of cloud computing services.
• Windows 8: Go mobile with Windows 8
  By Billy Anders
  Many of the improvements made to Windows 8 are designed to streamline and help you manage mobile connectivity.
• SharePoint 2010: Grow your SharePoint farm
  By Steve Wright, and Corey Erkes
  SharePoint includes a number of tools and management interfaces for configuring and managing your SharePoint farm.
• Virtualization: Run Hyper-V on commodity hardware
  By Brien M. Posey
  You don’t need high-end hardware to run Hyper-V. When properly configured, you can run Hyper-V on mere mortal machines.
• Virtualization: The benefits of VDI
  By Jorge Orchilles
  Using virtual desktop infrastructure can give you a degree of flexibility and ease of management using limited resources.
• IIS: Enable IIS remote management
  By Jason Helmick
  You can use Windows PowerShell remoting to expedite enabling remote management from a remote server.
• IT Management: Capacity planning
  By Ryan Haveson
  You need a data-driven system to perform effective and accurate capacity planning for project workloads.
• IT Management: IT events: community, content, commerce
  By Romi Mahajan
  Trade shows and other gatherings of IT professionals provide a forum for sharing ideas and developing a sense of community.

Colunas:

• Windows Confidential: Once bitten, twice shy
  By Raymond Chen
  You have to be careful what you include in your default links history, because it may inadvertently cause problems.
• Utility Spotlight: Manage and update Internet Explorer 10
  Lance Whitney
  You can use the Internet Explorer Administration Kit or Group Policy to control and modify settings in Internet Explorer 10.
• Windows PowerShell: Workflow activities in depth
  By Don Jones
  Each month this year, Don Jones will present an installment in a 12-part tutorial on Windows PowerShell Workflow. We encourage you to read through the series in order, beginning with the January 2013 column.
• Toolbox: New products for IT professionals
  By Greg Steen
  These two systems-monitoring products give you a sweeping view of network operations, right down to system-level details.
• Geek of All Trades: Certificates made easy: part 2
  By Greg Shields
  You can create and provision custom certificates relatively easily following this process.
• SQL Q&A: Keep your data manageable
  By Paul S. Randal
  This month, our SQL Server columnist helps readers parse through differing data, develop strategy and manage data with filegroups.

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• Display the member count of a Contact Group
• Outlook.com now lets you chat with Google friends – one more reason to make the switch
• The new Office Garage Series: Automating User Provisioning in Office 365
• ‘Spam: A Shadow History of the Internet’ Takes a Hard Look at the Dark Art of Spam
• Using SCVMM Placement Rules with Exchange Servers
• Exchange 2013 Unattended Installation Script v1.1
• Exchange 2013 KB articles RSS feed
• Removing Messages by Message Class (Updated)
• Released: Exchange Server 2013 Management Pack
• Released: Exchange 2013 Server Role Requirements Calculator
• Exchange 2013 Local Mailbox Moves (Part 3)
• Configuring an Exchange Hybrid Deployment Migrating to Office 365 (Exchange Online) (Part 12)
• Outlook vs. Outlook.com vs. Outlook Web App
• What is stored in the ost-file and why is it larger or smaller than my mailbox?
• Create tasks for outlook.com and a second Tasks folder
• Exchange 2013 Server Role Requirements Calculator – What does it mean for Exchange implementations?
• Announcing the Sixth Annual UC Roundtable at TechEd 2013!
• Exchange Unwashed blog digest March 2013
• Creating Custom DLP Classification Rules and Policy
• Quick Exchange 2013 DAG Setup Guide
• Migration challenges await in City of Boston's transition to Gmail
• New email features from Microsoft and Google prove the worth of competition
• Exchange 2013 CU1 migration considerations
• Five free Exchange and Outlook add-ons that ease administration woes

Como reforçar a segurança da Active Directory ao estilo da Microsoft IT

A equipa Microsoft IT disponibilizou 2 novos documentos com algumas das melhores práticas para melhorar a segurança da Active Directory.

• Securing Active Directory: An Overview of Best Practices - The threat of compromise to IT infrastructures from external attack is rapidly growing and evolving. The Active Directory environment is often the target for these attacks. This article details steps that your organization can take to protect its Active Directory environment
• Best Practices for Securing Active Directory - This document contains recommendations to assist organizations in enhancing the security of their Active Directory installations. By implementing these recommendations, organizations will be able to identify and prioritize security activities, protect key segments of their organization’s computing infrastructure, and create controls that significantly decrease the likelihood of successful attacks against critical components of the IT environment. This document discusses the most common attacks against Active Directory and countermeasures to reduce the attack surface, and recommendations for recovery in the event of complete compromise.

Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 Management Pack v15.00.0620.030

O Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 Management Pack v15.00.0620.030 está disponível para download. Para informação detalhada de utilização deste management pack, queiram por favor consultar Exchange Server 2013 Management Pack Documentation.

Overview
The Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 Management Pack provides comprehensive service health information for your Exchange organization.
The Exchange 2013 Management Pack is engineered for organizations that include servers running Exchange 2013.
The key feature of this management pack is user focused monitoring. The simplified dashboard focuses on the user experience and makes it easier for you quickly determine exactly what your users are experiencing.

Feature Summary
The Exchange Server 2013 Management Pack works with the Managed Availability feature in Exchange 2013. The alerts within the System Center Operations Manager (SCOM) portal indicate unhealthy states as reported by the Managed Availability components in Exchange 2013.
The following are some of the new features in the Exchange 2013 Management Pack:

• Simplified dashboard The dashboard of the Exchange 2013 Management Pack has been simplified and refined into the following three categorie
  • Active Alerts Provides a list of all outstanding alerts in your organization.
  • Organization Health Provides an overview of the overall service health in your organization.
  • Server Health Provides an overview of the health of individual servers in your organization.
• User focused monitoring Exchange 2013 introduces a monitoring and recovery infrastructure called Managed Availability. Managed Availability focuses on the user experience. All Exchange 2013 components have built-in monitors that detect problems and attempt to recover the service availability. Any issues that can't be recovered automatically are escalated to the Exchange 2013 Management Pack as an alert.

System Requirements
Supported Operating System: Windows Server 2008 R2 Datacenter, Windows Server 2008 R2 Enterprise, Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard, Windows Server 2012

You have one of the following versions of System Center Operations Manager deployed:

• System Center Operations Manager 2012 RTM or later
• System Center Operations Manager 2007 R2 or later

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• Continuous Backup for Exchange Server 2013 with DPM 2012 (Part 1)
• Managing Relay connectors in Exchange Server 2007/2010 (Part 2)
• How to configure Office Web Apps Server for use with Exchange 2013
• Options for accessing Exchange Server mail on Surface tablets
• Fine-tuning your Exchange Server network configuration
• Troubleshooting Exchange calendar reminder issues
• New Exchange 2013 features may help simplify migration decisions
• Updated Guide: Using Outlook.com with your own or current email address
• Tip o’ the Week #173 – LinkedIn Contacts in Outlook
• Retrieving ActiveSync Logs: Using Outlook Web App
• One liners: Get All Exchange Users Who Are Configured for Forwarding
• Syntax Highlighting File for UltraEdit Includes Exchange 2010/2013, Lync 2010/2013, and ActiveDirectory cmdlets
• Exporting and Importing Exchange Auto Attendant Prompts
• Test-ExchangeServerHealth.ps1 v1.2 Released
• Proxying Outbound Email Through Exchange 2013 Client Access Servers
• Ask the Perf Guy: Sizing Exchange 2013 Deployments
• Use Exchange Web Services and PowerShell to Discover and Remove Direct Booking Settings
• EAC Access While Co-Existing Exchange 2013 With 2010
• Separate rules for Exchange and POP3 accounts
• Collect external POP3 emails quicker on Outlook.com
• Where to get free support for Microsoft Exchange Server
• Online Services in Outlook: Gmail, Yahoo, AOL, GoDaddy
• New behavior in Outlook 2013 causing certificate errors in some environments
• Configuring site mailboxes: a candidate for automation
• The curious lack of Exchange 2013 hardware planning tools

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• Data Loss Prevention (DLP) in Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 and Office 365
• Catching up on Microsoft Outlook 2013 deployment considerations
• New Outlook 2013 features help manage OST files
• A closer look at Outlook 2013
• An intro to RBAC management in Exchange 2013
• What to know to create Exchange 2013 site mailboxes with SharePoint
• Reporting on primary and secondary SMTP addresses on Exchange objects
• Skype comes to Outlook.com
• Outlook.com: 400 million active accounts, Hotmail upgrade complete and more features on the way
• Configuring Outbound Mail Flow in Exchange Server 2013
• Checkboxes Greyed Out When Managing Services for an Exchange 2013 SSL Certificate
• Warning: Please Restart the Microsoft Exchange Information Store Service After Adding New Mailbox Databases
• Issues With Load Balancing SMTP Traffic
• Public Folders and Exchange Online
• Introducing Message Analyzer, an SMTP header analysis tool in Microsoft Remote Connectivity Analyzer
• Troubleshoot your Exchange 2010 database backup functionality with VSSTester script
• Clearing the RSS Feeds folder in Exchange using EWS and Powershell
• You Cannot Uninstall One Role Alone In Exchange 2013
• Is RSAT Clustering CmdInterface Required For Exchange 2013 RTM Install?
• Exchange 2013 Local Mailbox Moves (Part 2)
• Migrating a standalone Office 365 tenant to Exchange 2010 (Part 8)
• Send To Mail Recipient in HTML and with Signature
• Forward, Reply All or Print in Outlook.com
• DMARC
• Sync calendar and contacts using Outlook.com
• HOWTO: Visual guide to turn on Exchange ActiveSync mailbox logging through OWA
• Upgrading Office 365 to Wave 15: My support experience to date
• Office 365 support case resolved – thankfully!
• How to use Eseutil.exe to perform actions while databases are online
• Why Exchange 2013 asks you to restart the Information Store after creating a new database
• Exchange Connections - Calling all speakers
• Microsoft Infographic: The Enormity of What We Just Did

Microsoft Exchange PST Capture 2.0

Foi recentemente disponibilizado para download a ferramenta Microsoft Exchange PST Capture 2.0.

Overview
PST Capture 2.0 is used to discover and import Outlook Personal Folder (.pst) File Format files into Exchange Server and Exchange Online. PST Capture helps an organization that wishes to gain more control over their email data repositories by placing them into Exchange. By optionally installing PST Capture Agents on target machines, administrators can determine where .pst files are located and who their file owner is via the PST Capture Console. Administrators can import .pst files via Import Lists to Exchange Server or Exchange Online. Data can be directly imported into the primary mailbox or associated archive mailbox.

System requirements
Supported operating systems: Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2012, Windows Vista

• Review the Technical Documentation prior to installation of Microsoft Exchange PST Capture 2.0
• Exchange Server 2010 or Exchange Server 2013, if used to import to Exchange Server 2010 or Exhange 2013 mailboxes or In-Place Archives
• Exchange Online (Office 365) subscription if used to import to Exchange Online (Office 365) mailboxes or In-Place Archives
• Microsoft .NET Framework 4.5 or later
• PowerShell 3.0 or later
• Microsoft Outlook 2010 x64 (only required on the host computer where you install the Central Service and Console)

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• Exchange Server & Lync Training Resources
• Create a Contact Group from selected Contacts
• Irrational behavior of Exchange 2013 receive connectors
• Updated: Exchange Server 2013 Deployment Assistant
• Exchange 2010 Database Availability Groups and Disk Sector Sizes
• Video - Exchange 2013 Anti-Spam Part 3 - Recipient Filtering
• Configuring an Exchange 2013 Hybrid Deployment and Migrating to Office 365 (Exchange Online) (Part 2)
• Managing Relay connectors in Exchange Server 2007/2010 (Part 1)
• Outlook and Two-Step Authentication for Outlook.com and Hotmail accounts
• Creating a distribution list from an Excel document
• Exchange 2013 Inside Out appears on Amazon
• Exchange 2010: StopDagServerMaintenance.ps1 resets server and database suspension states…
• Email Pollution: Stop the Madness
• MRMAPI, the Little Brother of MFCMAPI
• Mailbox Auditing in Exchange Server 2010
• Exchange ActiveSync monitoring a necessity for enterprise mobility
• Preventing denial-of-service attacks on virtualized Exchange servers
• Highlighting new features in Exchange 2013: Compliance and e-discovery
• New Outlook 2013 features help manage OST files
• What to know to create Exchange 2013 site mailboxes with SharePoint
• An intro to RBAC management in Exchange 2013
• First tests of Exchange 2013 on Azure point to the future?

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• Outlook.com gets two-step verification, sign-in by alias and new international domains
• Updated Outlook.com app for Android devices
• Outlook.com Android App Gets Full Makeover
• Top 10 Benefits of Microsoft Exchange
• New Ignite Webcast - Exchange eDiscovery
• Exchange Server 2013 FAQ: Is the Office Filter Pack Required?
• Exchange Server 2010 FAQ: Edge Transport and the Exchange Management Console
• Exchange Server 2013 SSL Certificates Have Organization and Department Names Mixed Up
• Test-ActiveSyncConnectivity Failure Due to Exchange ActiveSync Policies
• Using Test-MAPIConnectivity to Test Exchange Server Databases
• Troubleshooting Rapid Growth in Databases and Transaction Log Files in Exchange Server 2007 and 2010
• Importing a PST file using a manually configured Outlook profile (Exchange Online)
• White Paper: Securing Access to the Office 365 Cloud with Two Factor Authentication
• Migrating a standalone Office 365 tenant to Exchange 2010 (Part 7)
• Installing an Exchange 2013 Test Environment on Windows Azure
• Auto Account Setup fails for Outlook.com accounts
• Sorting and grouping mail by Contact
• How to configure Outlook with Gmail IMAP Accounts
• Changes in Managing Affinity for EWS Subscriptions…
• Nifty new RSS options in Outlook 2013
• Microsoft and Google War Over First Ajax Webmail
• Mañana Mail: Useful email add-on or college prank?
• Blocking OWA access for a user is a problem for Exchange 2013 CU1

TechNet Radio: Exchange 2013 Upgrade & Coexistence

Não percam este programa recente do TechNet Radio: Exchange Ideas – Exchange 2013 Upgrade & Coexistence

Ann Vu and Brian Day are your hosts for today’s Exchange Ideas episode and in this installment they discuss how to upgrade to Exchange Server 2013. Tune in as they walk you through some simple steps to help transition you from Exchange 2007 or 2010 as well as how to manage your environments after everything is set up.

Exchange 2013 Site Mailbox Directory Sync Support Scripts

Na sequência do post da semana passada a propósito dos Exchange 2007/2010 Public Folders Migration to O365 Scripts, a Microsoft disponibilizou recentemente mais um conjunto de scripts bastante úteis: Microsoft Exchange 2013 Site Mailbox Directory Sync Support Scripts.

Brief Description
Site Mailbox Directory Sync Support Scripts enable synchronizing site mailbox objects from Office 365 cloud into on-premise Active Directory to support access for on-premise users.

Overview
Site Mailbox Directory Sync Support Scripts are used to support on-premise users accessing Office 365 site mailboxes. It pulls any changes to the site mailbox objects including property changes, permissions etc. from Office 365 and merges them into the on-premise Active Directory.

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• Introducing the Microsoft Product Line Architecture
• A closer look at Outlook 2013
• Exchange 2013 CU1 gives green light to coexistence, migrations
• Microsoft announces MEC 2014 will be in Austin
• Determining the Exchange Version - without using Get-ExchangeServer - Update 2013
• A Brief History of Spam – The Internet’s Most Wanted
• What’s new for EWS in Exchange 2010 SP3
• Installing Cumulative Updates for Exchange Server 2013
• Sending common or canned responses from a shared or repository mailbox
• Preserving Activation Blocks After Performing DAG Member Maintenance
• Video - Exchange 2013 Anti-Spam Part 2 - Sender Filter
• Office Developer: How to programmatically restrict or filter “To” property using Outlook Object Model?
• “The administrative limit for this request was exceeded” When Enabling User for Exchange UM
• How To Add a Custom Holiday to an Exchange Calendar with PowerShell and the EWS Managed API
• Configuring an Exchange 2013 Hybrid Deployment and Migrating to Office 365 (Exchange Online) (Part 1)
• Exchange 2013 Local Mailbox Moves (Part 1)
• Increase the New Mail Desktop Alert duration for Outlook 2013 on Windows 8
• Not all Outlook.com contacts synch with Outlook
• The curious health problems of the Office Web Apps Server
• Delete large messages stuck in the Outbox
• Office 365 UK User Group Session Slides: Exchange Online: Hybrid Tips and Tricks from the Field
• Exchange 2013 Inside Out: Mailbox and High Availability makes an appearance
• Individual fix for Exchange soft delete problem proves worth of support contracts
• SMART Transformation Considerations for Messaging Migration
• Managing groups with groups in Exchange 2013 CU1

Exchange 2007/2010 Public Folders Migration to O365 Scripts

A Microsoft disponibilizou recentemente um conjunto de scripts que ajudam no processo de migração das Public Folders de Exchange 2007/2010 Public Folders para Office 365.

• Microsoft Exchange 2013 Public Folders Migration Scripts - Use these scripts to migrate public folders from Exchange 2010 or 2007 to Exchange 2013. In order to migrate Exchange 2010 or 2007 Public Folders to Exchange 2013 on O365, we need to analyze the existing Public Folder hierarchy for size to figure out the number of Public Folder mailboxes that are required on O365 and the distribution of folders across mailboxes.
  
• Microsoft Exchange 2013 Public Folders Directory Sync Support Scripts - Use this scripts if you need to do one of the following - - Initial creation of mail enabled public folder objects in the destination Active Directory for public folder migration from Exchange 2007 or 2010 to Exchange 2013 - Synchronization of mail enabled public folder objects from cloud to on-premise Active Directory - Synchronization of mail enabled public folder objects from on-premise to cloud Active Directory - Synchronization of public folder mailbox objects from cloud to on-premise Active Directory.

Actualização do filtro Junk Email do Outlook – Abril 2013

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 Outlook 2003 Junk E-mail Filter (KB2810049)
• Atualização para Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 Junk Email Filter (KB2768021)
• Actualização de definição para Microsoft Office 2010 (KB982726)

TechNet Magazine – Abril 2013

A edição de Abril 2013 da TechNet Magazine já está disponível para leitura online.

• Editor’s Note: Tailor the message

Artigos em Destaque:

• Business Intelligence: Build BI solutions
  By Mike Thomsen
  There may be powerful business intelligence tools hiding in your IT stack. The Microsoft BI Solution Builder can help you find them.
• Windows 7: VECD licensing
  By Jorge Orchilles
  As virtualization grows in prominence, so, too, have the Microsoft licensing structures to support virtual environments.
• Cloud Computing: Taxing the Cloud
  By Jonathan S. Marashlian, and Allison D. Rule
  There are myriad state and local tax implications surrounding cloud communications services.
• SharePoint 2010: Effective information delivery
  By Steve Wright, and Corey Erkes
  Ensuring the correct content is in front of the right users requires process control as well as page design and efficient technology.
• Virtualization: VDI session-based deployment
  By Kristin Griffin, and Freek Berson
  When running a VDI session-based deployment, take steps to ensure you’ve done so with an eye toward expansion and availability.
• Microsoft Exchange Server: Go mobile with Exchange Server
  By Brien M. Posey
  When providing mobile device access to Exchange, you have to consider device security and usability issues.
• IT Management: How to get your project approved
  By Ryan Haveson
  Follow this five-step outline to ensure you get business leaders to give your project the green light.
• IT Management: IT renaissance - India’s third cities
  By Romi Mahajan
  The extent of technological innovation coming out of an emerging tier of urban areas in India can provide lessons for IT abroad.

Colunas:

• Utility Spotlight: Build your own Internet Explorer 10 installation
  By Lance Whitney
  The Internet Explorer Administration Kit 10 can help you create and configure your own customized build of Internet Explorer 10.
• Toolbox: New Products for IT Professionals
  Greg Steen
  This month’s tools help you aggregate application logs, emulate the old Windows 7 interface on your desktops and check SQL Server fragmentation levels.
• Exchange Queue & A: The new face of Exchange
  By Henrik Walther
  There are several considerations when upgrading to the new Exchange 2013, whether the on-premises or online version.
• Windows Confidential: The feature battle
  By Raymond Chen
  When you’re redesigning a feature from scratch, every old feature becomes a new feature request.
• Windows PowerShell: PowerShell scripts versus PowerShell workflows
  By Don Jones
  Each month this year, Don Jones will present an installment in a 12-part tutorial on Windows PowerShell Workflow. We encourage you to read through the series in order, beginning with the January 2013 column.
• Geek of All Trades: Meter your zombie applications
  By Greg Shields
  Clearing zombie applications from your environment isn’t unlike what you see heroes doing in the movies, but you need the right tools.