Most exchange admins will run into this problem at some point. You do either one of the two actions – delete a user account using AD users and computers or remove the mailbox using EMC. Once the account is deleted, the mailboxes are not deleted straightaway by default. They (should) appear in the Disconnected Mailbox […]
Read moreMicrosoft has released SP2 for Windows 2008 server. Now the question is – Will Exchange 2007 SP1 run on Windows 2008 SP2? Yes, it will. It will be the same for Exchange 2007 SP2 as well. Another thing to note is that you need atleast Exchange 2007 SP1 to install it successfully on a Windows […]
Read moreMicrosoft has released Update Rollup 8 for Exchange Server 2007 SP1. This is a cumulative update and replaces all the previous ones. You can install the latest update straightaway without installing the previous updates one by one. Do note that this one is for 2007 SP1 and not the RTM version. Full description of the […]
Read moreThere are number of scenarios where you make a change in exchange server, but the change is not set straightaway. Following are few of them which makes any administrator go wild… Maximum message size limits have been changed, but emails are not flowing Mailbox size has been increased, but user can’t send emails User can’t […]
Read moreMicrosoft has confirmed in their blog that they will not release a 32bit version of Exchange 2010 like the previous editions. This means that we need to move to a 64bit compatible desktop or laptop for testing & training purposes. More info here
Read moreMicrosoft has confirmed that they will be releasing SP2 for Exchange server 2007 in the third quarter of 2009. Of the number of fixes it will provide, the most awaited option is the exchange backup plugin for windows 2008 server. Till now, backing up exchange 2007 using the 2008 server backup utility is not supported. […]
Read moreI installed Windows 2008 on my laptop successfully in order to play with Hyper-V. My laptop is 64bit and supports hardware virtualization. The first thing that I tried after that was to connect to my wireless router to update windows. To my surprise, the wireless card was disabled. I tried enabling it, but it just […]
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