welcome aboard! I look forward to reading your blog.

Any chance the OWA no need to join domain ?

If you mean does the Client Access Server (formerly, the front-end server) need to be a member of the domain, then Yes, in Exchange Server 2007 that has not changed. If you are referring to the OWA user, then they only need a mailbox-enabled account in the domain.  The machine from which they use OWA does not need to be a member of a domain.

Want to test that Device Management Feature Pack but didn't want to do it on your won Smartphone?  Now...

Now that we Europeans lost the Tech.Ed Conference, that has been replaced by IT Forun on steroids, we...

Now that we Europeans lost the Tech.Ed Conference, that has been replaced by IT Forun on steroids, we...

It's official, this is the first weekend reading of the Summer (and what a great Summer we have here...

I just noticed that Scott Schnoll posted this on his blog!
This preliminary release of the Exchange...

Enjoy and have a nice weekend! 

RIM Will Face A Tough Sell For Its Hosted BlackBerry Service...

I assume that the cluster fix will be included in SP2 for Windows Server 2003 and the feature be available in Longhorn Server, right? Christian

Christian, yes this update is slated for inclusion with SP2.  I don't know about Longhorn server, though, so I will have to check and post back here with my findings.

A new quick fix download is available from Microsoft for Windows Server 2003 or the R2 Edition - http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=ee26bcf1-42ac-4b33-b3d8-863ac089a1ab&DisplayLang=en...

And about time too! I get so many questions asking when Beta 2 will be available that now I can finally...

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A new quick fix is available from Microsoft for Windows Server 2003 or the R2 Edition - http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=ee26bcf1-42ac-4b33-b3d8-863ac089a1ab&DisplayLang=en