One of my favorite things about working with Exchange Server is the way it exposes you to every layer of IT. With so much to understand I look for resources that are good for both fast learning and ongoing reference material. Which is why I am excited to see the release of Microsoft Outlook 2010 Inside Out from MS Press.
There has been some recent changes in the world of Exchange Server Pro to make it possible to bring you more content and in better ways than before. You can find out more inside this post.
GFI has recently released two backup products, a free one for home users and a paid product for business users. I downloaded and tested the Business Edition to see if it was as easy to install and use as they claim.
With so much happening in the Exchange Server world this year I want to take a moment and ask my readers and subscribers which topics and content you are most interested in seeing here on Exchange Server Pro.
I've just drawn the winners of the GFI MailEssentials giveaway competition. Congratulations, and thanks to GFI Software for supplying the prizes.
There are just 4 days left to enter in the running to win one of two licenses for GFI MailEssentials and solve your email spam problems.
Microsoft has released Update Rollup 2 for Exchange Server 2007 SP2 containing important bug fixes and updates.
Microsoft has released the latest update to the Exchange Server 2010 Mailbox Server Role Requirements Calculator on the MS Exchange Team blog.
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At the end of each year I like to take a moment and look back at how each of my blogs have performed over the year. Here is my 2009 roundup for ExchangeServerPro.com
Reports going around the web that mailing list provided Aweber may have had a security breach.
