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Blog Post:
Explaining the Mysterious SMTP Advanced Queuing Engine
The Exchange Team
This time I have been asked to explain how Advanced Queuing behaves -- how retries work and when we decide to reroute mail. Since I’ve had plenty of questions on this in the past, buckle your seatbelts – this one is going to be interesting. Functions of Queuing: Categorize messages – Figure...
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5 Apr 2005
Blog Post:
What happened to Badmails in Exchange 2003 SP1?
The Exchange Team
What are badmails? Badmails are mail that the Exchange server cannot deliver or NDR (non-delivery report). A common source of badmails comes from the unsuccessful attempt to deliver an DSN (delivery status notifiction. NDR is a form of DSN). We keep badmails around primarily for diagnostics. Badmails...
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20 Jul 2004
Blog Post:
New beta open: Centro
The Exchange Team
The "Centro" Product team is looking to you to help test the Beta of "Centro". "Centro" is the code name for a new Microsoft infrastructure solution that will help midsize businesses with less than 250 PCs in their environment. Centro will bring together key server products for midsize businesses, including...
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25 Oct 2006
Blog Post:
Tech-Ed bling
The Exchange Team
At Tech-Ed, we gave away about a bajillion (give or take a few) of buttons with various phrases on them, like "OWA ROX" or "I GOT UM": If you'd like to buy any of your own, they're up on our cafepress store , in both button and magnet form. At Tech-Ed, ten lucky customers walked away with...
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22 Jun 2006
Blog Post:
I've read your mind - and you're looking for information on ESP.
The Exchange Team
I don't post blogs very often - I tend not to have much to say that isn't random and am rather focused on the product, work in general, or trying to battle traffic to get home. But a comment in this recent blog post was mentioned to me. To help you stress and size your deployments with The Exchange...
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21 May 2004
Blog Post:
Backup^H^H^H^H^H^HRestore best practices
The Exchange Team
There is a lot of emphasis on Exchange database backups. As a result most Exchange administrators plan regular backups with considerations for their specific environment. In the process of developing a backup solution, Exchange administrators have to answer multitude of questions: Shall I protect my...
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7 Nov 2006
Blog Post:
Don't forget to use the Exchange Troubleshooting Assistant tools suite!
The Exchange Team
The Exchange Troubleshooting Assistant suite of tools was developed to help customers and Customer Service and Support (CSS) isolate issues faster. ExTRA is integrated into the toolbox in Exchange Server 2007 and is available directly from the Exchange Management Console. Very often, running ExTRA is...
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14 Dec 2006
Blog Post:
Microsoft Product Support's Reporting Tools (MPSReports)
The Exchange Team
A friend called me at home recently… he had bad Exchange issues and it all sounded very confusing. I pointed him to our data collection tools, had him run it and send me the .CAB file. After looking it all over I was able to figure out the problem pretty quickly. It can be challenging at times to hunt...
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10 Nov 2004
Blog Post:
Confused by different public folder tools?
The Exchange Team
With all the various public folder tools out there, it can be difficult to remember what tool works with what version of Exchange, and what the tool can be used for. Here's a summary. pfadmin 1.3 Available at: ftp://ftp.microsoft.com/pss/tools/Exchange%20Support%20Tools/PFAdmin/ Used for: imports, or...
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5 Nov 2004
Blog Post:
Have you customized your Global Address List templates? The Outlook team wants to know.
The Exchange Team
The Outlook team is investigating making some improvements to this scenario, and they would like to see real-world examples from any customer who has customized the templates. If you are willing, please send us the file as per the instructions below. Note: This file does not contain any personal data...
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19 Apr 2004
Blog Post:
Come join the Exchange User Education team
The Exchange Team
Do you want to be on a team that is helping to shape the future of the next generation email messaging and collaboration applications? Do you have great writing skills? Are you passionate about writing technical documentation and pride yourself on delivering the best content possible? The Exchange...
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12 Apr 2005
Blog Post:
Top 11 Hidden Features in Outlook Web Access for Exchange 2003
The Exchange Team
Over the years that OWA has been developed we’ve kept our focus on improving user productivity through supporting many of the timesaving features present in Outlook and other Windows applications. Unfortunately many users don’t realize that these features are available in OWA since features like hot...
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27 Oct 2005
Blog Post:
New Content Available for Exchange 2010: Highlights
The Exchange Team
<edit 11/12/09 10:48pm: Added some additional information, links, etc.> On November 9 th , many of our web properties were updated with new content and information to coincide with the general availability of Exchange 2010. With all the new information out there, where do you start? What should...
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13 Nov 2009
Blog Post:
Move Mailbox improvements in Exchange 2003
The Exchange Team
Move mailbox in Exchange 2003 has significant improvements related to reliability and performance. Previously, to run multiple instances of mailbox moves, you would have to open up multiple MMC consoles and initiate multiple moves, or write a script to do it and run it multiple times simultaneously...
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16 Mar 2004
Blog Post:
Why should you use Diskpar (Diskpart in W2003 SP1)?
The Exchange Team
Exchange Server can benefit from having basic disk partitions track-aligned. Diskpar.exe is used for aligning a partition at the storage level, which, if used to create the partition, can have a significant positive performance impact on the storage and is highly recommended. Before I go into the details...
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10 Aug 2005
Blog Post:
Minimum permissions necessary to access mailbox data
The Exchange Team
I was asked the following question recently: What are the minimum permissions necessary I need to grant a user in order for that user to be able to access the data in another user’s mailbox? Automatically I referenced following article 821897 that states Send As and Receive As permissions are necessary...
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25 Jan 2006
Blog Post:
A million hits and still going strong...
The Exchange Team
Few weeks ago, we had something quite interesting happen: On 12/4/04 we went over 1,000,000 hits on the Exchange Team blog site. Those are cumulative hits, since the first post back in February 2004 when KC boldly broke the ice after creating the Exchange blog site. Because of that and the total number...
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27 Dec 2004
Blog Post:
Exchange 2003 SP2
The Exchange Team
Hi, I’ve hopefully met many of you at TechEd, IT Forum, or another Exchange community event – but if not, I hope to meet you there soon and I’ll introduce myself now to get it out of the way. I’m the General Manager of the Exchange product team. I’ve been a member of the Exchange team for 4 years...
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7 Jun 2005
Blog Post:
Exchange 2007 setup logs and how to use them to troubleshoot setup
The Exchange Team
Continuing our previous post on Exchange 2007 Setup , this blog post goes into explanation of what are different log files that are created by Exchange setup and how to use them to troubleshoot setup issues. Prerequisite failures If you fail a prerequisite condition, then the text will be logged to the...
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7 May 2007
Blog Post:
Exchange hiring event in Seattle, April 26th-28th
The Exchange Team
Zoe posted today about a hiring event for SDETs for Exchange. See the jobsblog for more information .
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25 Mar 2004
Blog Post:
Determining the Number of Users an Exchange 2007 Unified Messaging Server Can Support
The Exchange Team
Introduction Customers who are considering Unified Messaging (UM) will at some stage ask the question: "How Many Exchange 2007 Servers running the UM role will I need to support my users?". The short answer to the question is: "That depends". This blog post tries to illustrate the factors on which...
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14 Aug 2006
Blog Post:
Customizing attachment settings for Exchange 2007 WebReady document viewing
The Exchange Team
In this blog post, which is a continuation of previous post on the subject of WebReady document viewing , I'll go over how to customize the settings for attachments when using Exchange Server 2007 Outlook Web Access. OWA 2007 allows you to specify which file and MIME types to allow, block, and force...
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30 Mar 2007
Blog Post:
Exchange 2007 limerick content results!
The Exchange Team
As our Limerick contest ended close to 2 weeks now, we figured we should announce our winners. Without further ado, here they are! 1 st prize winner (will receive an Exchange branded Zune) There once was a gal with FiveFive Her mail system was barely alive She sat at her...
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9 Mar 2007
Blog Post:
Active/Passive Behavior on clusters with more than two Nodes
The Exchange Team
Active/Passive configurations are enforced in clusters with more than two nodes (more than two Exchange nodes in Exchange 2003). This means that the scaling and monitoring limitations required for two-node Active/Active do not apply to clusters with more than two nodes. In clusters with more than two...
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26 Feb 2004
Blog Post:
How to Administer Exchange from One Window
The Exchange Team
Tired of switching windows between Exchange System Manager, Event Viewer, Active Directory Users and Computers and whatever else you use to manage your Exchange environment? Just slap them all in one custom MMC window: Start by opening a blank MMC Console (Start – Run – type...
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1 Jun 2004
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