To return to part 1 click here Setting Connector Limits in Exchange 2007 Below are the 5 different types of connectors that we can modify the limits on for Exchange 2007 and the ways to do it using the Exchange Management Shell (EMS). The default settings...

To return to part 1 click here Message size restrictions In Exchange 2003, you would customize the message size restrictions for the organization, a specific connector, a specific virtual server, and an individual user. For the organization, you would...

To return to part 1 click here More Anti-spam tasks Now that we have looked at how to configure Attachment filtering, lets look at how to configure Connection Filtering in Exchange 2007.  Using the Exchange Management Console (EMC) against a Edge...

To return to part 1 click here Anti-spam tasks In Exchange 2003 we had many tools provided to help eliminate spam.  Some are Intelligent Message Filtering, Connection Filtering, and Sender ID.  As you can see below they are all configurable...

To return to part 1 click here Stop or start Public Folder replication in 2003 vs. 2007 In Part 2, we discussed how to synchronize the hierarchy or Public Folders. But, that does nothing for the content. Sometimes there may be a need to stop the...

To return to part 1 click here Synchronizing Public Folder hierarchy replication in 2003 vs. 2007 In Exchange 2003 Service Pack 2 (SP2), you used the Synchronize Hierarchy command to synchronize the public folder hierarchy on an Exchange 2003 server...

A while ago I ran across an article by Andrea Fowler on TechNet entitled: Then and Now: Comparing Management Tasks in Exchange Server 2003 and Exchange Server 2007 . This lead to me creating a presentation for my customer on this. Normally a lot of...