In Exchange Server 2003 the last logon time for a mailbox was visible in the Exchange System Manager. For Exchange Server 2007 and 2010 the last logon time was removed from the Exchange Management Console, and so we need to use a differnet method to find this information.
Mailbox moves in previous versions of Exchange were interactive in nature, in that a wizard, script or shell command was used to move the mailbox and it occured in real time. In Exchange Server 2010 mailbox moves are now handled using move requests.
Exchange Server 2010 treats some object attributes differently than Exchange Server 2003. The most common issue that this causes is invalid aliases on mailbox users.
During the co-existence period of a transition from Exchange Server 2003 to Exchange Server 2010 you may encounter an issue with the legacy Outlook Web Access URL redirection.
The Exchange Server 2010 Mailbox server role is responsible for hosting the mailbox and public folder databases in the organization. Of all the Exchange 2010 server roles the Mailbox server is the most important to ensure a good backup and recovery strategy is in place.
In this tutorial I'll demonstrate the step by step process for recovering individual mailbox items for an Exchange Server 2010 mailbox using Windows Server Backup.
When Exchange Server 2010 is first installed many administrators encounter an issue with Outlook clients and SSL certificate warnings, relating to the Autodiscover service and the use of SSL for Exchange Server 2010 by default.
Microsoft publishes plenty of guidance on planning and sizing Exchange Server 2010 deployments, as well as deployment tools to help with load testing. However despite this there is often still some lingering doubt about just how well a given solution will work once it is subjected to real world conditions.
If you are using Windows Server Backup to backup Exchange Server 2010 then you will want to configure a scheduled back task to automate the process. However, Windows Server Backup alone may not support the schedule that you want to create.
Administrators who are working with Exchange Server 2010 must understand the requirements for Exchange 2010 SSL certificates.
When an Outlook 2010 user tries to open more than 30 calendars simultaneously they may receive an error that no more calendars can be opened.
In this article I describe one method for moving from a single Exchange Server 2010 server into a high availability topology with a CAS array and Database Availability Group.
