Exchange 2010 has been criticised for appearing to be slow for Outlook 2003 clients, that’s another way of saying that customers didn’t rush out and update Outlook to the latest versions as they became available. Outlook 2003 users would complain that messages would only appear on a minute boundary, and generally they hand held derives […]
There’s a lot of buzz this week around Microsoft and HP’s release of “Exchange in a tin” the HP E5000. Looking at the link on the HP website reveals a lot more than the FUD and the rumours, of what it can and can’t do. The Microsoft press release is positioning this as a cloud appliance […]
Moving on from news about how great the rollups for Exchange 2007 post SP2 are, SP3 has hit the shelves with the biggest line item being that it adds support for Exchange 2007 running on Server 2008 R2. That’s not all though, while there are a number of changes I’m going to pick a few: […]
No Exchange 2007 is NOT dead – on the contrary, it’s getting better as is proved by the lasted blog post entitled Overview of Exchange 2007 SP2 Rollup Installation. This post and the previous post announcing the release of the rollup made it quite clear that support for Exchange 2007 is ongoing and quite healthy! […]
News of SP1 is out, and we can talk about the new richness and goodness in SP1, including but not limited to: Becoming more attractive instantly after applying the SP. Outlook 2007 being able to access the Personal Archive OWA being faster than any other version ever, even faster than 2010 RTM Staggering amounts of […]
Wohooo, news of SP1 is out, and we can talk about the new richness and goodness in SP1, including but not limited to: Becoming more attractive instantly after applying the SP. Outlook 2007 being able to access the Personal Archive OWA being faster than any other version ever, even faster than 2010 RTM Staggering amounts […]
So the news that’s spreading across the globe about E2010 RC is TRUE- the RC HAS been released, but the download location is frustratingly going nowhere. News from inside MS is that the link should be available –i.e. fixed, really really soon.
Release Candidate means that the features have been locked, but some bugs are still being chased. More importantly it’s available for download. There’s two links you want to checkout: The fist one is the Exchange Team Blog, the second one is the download site. The download site is taking a bit of time to come […]
Why am I excited about the next version of OCS? Ok, a bunch of reasons, but one of them being Session Initiation Protocol trunking. According to the definition on voip-news.com it means less moneys for Telco’s and more features, connectivity and lower costs for the rest of us. There’s a bunch of other features […]
Steven Bink of Bink.nu launched HyperVoria about three days ago. It contains news, article and blog post from all over the net on Hyper-V. Quoting the original post: So if you are planning, piloting or deploying Hyper-V, please visit to http://HyperVoria.com, have a look around and join the first Hyper-V community, be sure to subscribe […]