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Exchange Server 2010 Service Pack 3 Update Rollup 11 Released
Microsoft has released Update Rollup 11 for Exchange Server 2010 Service Pack 3. From the Microsoft Exchange Team blog: This release provides an important fix for an Information Store crash when...
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Troubleshooting SMTP Connectivity from External Senders
In this article we’re going to look at troubleshooting email delivery problems from external senders, focusing on SMTP connectivity. To begin with we’ll use a simple scenario of an external sender...
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Use Admin Audit Logging to Track Changes Made by Administrators
Who changed that email address policy? Who dismounted that database? Who granted that person access to the CEO’s mailbox? As an Exchange administrator those are all the type of questions you could be...
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Using Dynamic Public IP Addresses for Exchange Server
Every now and then I get a question relating to running an Exchange server on an internet connection that only has a dynamic public IP address available. This is most common when people are running an...
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Is Microsoft Outlook for iOS and Android the Best Mobile Email App for...
Microsoft Outlook is available for iOS and Android mobile devices. Outlook for iOS and Android was originally called Acompli, created by the company of the same name before they were acquired by...
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AirSync Recipient Not Found Exception when Remote Wiping a Mobile Device
When an administrator issues a remote wipe for a mobile device they may receive a warning message: The user username who is currently logged on, isn’t a valid recipient. This error can occur when the...
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Exchange Server 2016 is Now Available
Microsoft has released Exchange Server 2016 RTM, available for download now. A public preview of Exchange Server 2016 has been available for customers to test and evaluate since July 2015. Exchange...
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Can Exchange 2013 and Exchange 2016 Servers Be Added to the Same Database...
Q: Can a Database Availability Group have a mix of Exchange Server 2013 and Exchange Server 2016 members? A: No. When information about Windows Server 10 began to emerge one of the interesting items...
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Podcast Episode 1: Welcome to the Exchange Server Pro Podcast
Welcome to the Exchange Server Pro Podcast. In this short introductory episode I share some of the back story of how the ExchangeServerPro.com website began. I also talk about why I decided to launch...
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Podcast Episode 2: Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS) with Chris Brown
My guest for this episode of the Exchange Server Pro podcast is Chris Brown. Chris is an IT consultant living and working in Melbourne. A reformed Exchange Server administrator, he works with customers...
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Podcast Episode 3: Exchange Server 2016 RTM with Andrew Higginbotham
My guest for this episode is Andrew Higginbotham. Andrew is a Microsoft Certified Master in Exchange 2010 and a Microsoft Certified Solutions Master in Exchange 2013. He is also an Exchange Server MVP....
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Which Edition of Exchange Server 2016 to Deploy?
If you’re planning an Exchange Server 2016 deployment you will need to consider which edition of the product to deploy on your servers. For Exchange Server 2016 there are two editions of the server...
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Misleading Reports of Outlook Web App Vulnerability in Exchange Server
This week we’ve seen reports spreading of an attack on Exchange Server that leverages Outlook Web App (OWA) to steal network logon credentials. Before I get into the details here’s a quick summary of...
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Resilient File System (ReFS) and Microsoft Exchange Server
Microsoft’s Resilient File System (ReFS) was introduced with Windows Server 2012. ReFS is not a direct replacement for NTFS, and is missing some underlying NTFS features, but is designed to be (as the...
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Beware of Bad Advice About Exchange Servers and Windows Firewall
Let’s face it, the internet is full of bad advice, especially when it comes to technical topics. And I’m not talking about articles or blog posts you might find that are just badly written, or are...
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Podcast Episode 4: Securing Outlook Web App (OWA) and Exchange Server with...
My guest for this episode is Mike Crowley. Mike is a 6 time Exchange Server MVP… and works as an Executive Consultant for Baseline Technologies in the Washington DC Metro area. This episode of the...
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The Complete Guide to Managing Hybrid Exchange Deployments
When we released the very popular Office 365 for Exchange Professionals eBook, some people told us that there’s just too much information in 800 pages. They wanted some very specific information about...
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How to Generate an SSL Certificate Request in Exchange Server 2016
There are two methods you can use for generating a certificate request for Exchange Server 2016: The Exchange Admin Center (you can think of this as the GUI method) The Exchange Management Shell (or...
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Certificate Warnings in Outlook After Installing Exchange Server 2016
After installing Exchange Server 2016 into your organization you may receive reports from your end users of a security alert containing certificate warning messages appearing in Outlook. Example of an...
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Completing a Pending SSL Certificate Request for Exchange Server 2016
To install an Exchange 2016 SSL certificate the process is: Generate a certificate signing request (CSR) Submit the CSR to a certificate authority, such as Digicert, and download the issued certificate...
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