In the previous article I went over the most basic uses of public folders. However, as mentioned, public folders can be used for all kinds of purposes and have many features which are easy to overlook. In this article I will try to cover more of these features.
Added: 09/01/2006,
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Public folders are important to Exchange because not only do they contain user data, they also contain important system information required for the smooth operation of your Exchange environment. Replicating these folders between Exchange servers can sometimes be troublesome and so in this article I want to look at the initial steps you can take to troubleshoot your public folder replication issues.
Added: 09/16/2005,
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ISA Server 2000 is the firewall of choice when publishing Exchange 2000 and Exchange 2003 services. If you are running, or plan to run, Exchange 2000 or 2003 services and want to make those services available to external network users, then it behooves you replace any existing firewall setup you current have in place and use an ISA Server 2000-based firewall offering. Check out this series on OWA 2003 publishing to get off to a good start.
Added: 08/04/2003,
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In this article we'll look at how the ISA Server firewall uses SSL bridging to provide a unique level of protection for your Exchange 2003 OWA site.
Added: 08/04/2003,
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Covers the publishing of Exchange 2003 OWA sites with a drill down on SSL to SSL bridging and the importance of Web site certificate configuration. Then the steps by steps for obtaining the Web site certificate and exporting it are discussed.
Added: 08/04/2003,
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A query-based distribution group is a new additional type of distribution group in Exchange 2003. This new type of distribution group provides the same functionality as a standard distribution group; however, instead of specifying static user memberships, a query-based distribution group allows you to use an LDAP query to dynamically build membership in the distribution group (for example All employees with a special group membership).
Added: 02/05/2004,
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Being an Exchange Administrator involves several different maintenance tasks, one of them is to regularly check if mail messages flows properly through your X.400 and SMTP Virtual Server queues, which is where the Queue Viewer contained in the Exchange System Manager comes into the picture. In this article I will introduce you to the Queue Viewer improvements found in Exchange 2003, as well as give a brief description of the different queue types available.
Added: 05/03/2004,
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What could be worse than facing a seriously corrupted mailbox store? Yes you guessed right – facing a completely dead Exchange Server. In this article I’ll shine some light on the steps necessary in order to restore an Exchange 2003 Member Server, that has experienced a major hardware failure causing a complete loss of data.
Added: 07/29/2005,
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This article explains how to recover deleted items at the mailbox store level and in Public Folders.
Added: 10/26/2006,
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How to configure the deleted items retention period on Public Folders and how to recover deleted items from Public Folders using Outlook client.
Added: 02/13/2009,
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If someone already tried the Exchange Server 2003 Beta 2 he should have found out that at least one feature was missing in comparison to the final release. With the Beta 2 you were able to reconnect a mailbox that was mounted via the recovery storage group feature with a user from your Active Directory. So it was quite easy to configure and no Exmerge utility was needed at that time. With its final release things changed and you have had to use Exmerge to recover the mailbox. Now with Service Pack 1 this feature is back.
Added: 08/13/2004,
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In this article we will discuss accessing the Exchange Management Console anywhere, anytime.
Added: 09/15/2006,
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What you need to watch out for when decommissioning the first Exchange 2003 server installed into an administrative group.
Added: 11/17/2006,
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The steps required in order to remove the last Exchange 2003 server from an organization that has been migrated to Exchange 2007.
Added: 06/26/2008,
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Configuring inbound Internet as well as moving the public folders and Offline Address Book generation to the Exchange 2007 server.
Added: 06/27/2008,
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The pros and cons of replacing Exchange 2003 Front-End OWA Server with Exchange Server 2007 Client Access Server.
Added: 02/20/2009,
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The various steps needed to reset OWA folder and Internet Information Services (IIS) security permissions.
Added: 02/16/2007,
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There are several steps you will have to do if you have to restore your Exchange Server 2003 System to alternate hardware. This is very often a task if your old Exchange Server box crashed and you did not have a chance to get the same or very similar hardware back. The goal now will be restoring your Exchange Server 2003 System on new hardware that is not the same as the old. Within this article we will get a drill-down on how this works and what steps and tasks need to be done to make things run properly.
Added: 07/21/2005,
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This article explains how to restrict Exchange 2003 users from receiving and sending Internet based email.
Added: 05/19/2004,
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I hope you enjoyed Part 1 of my RMS document. Thanks to all who sent emails. As I explained in the previous part of the RMS document, my focus was to explain the RMS functionality from an Outlook 2003 client. I received a lot of questions regarding RMS and Exchange integration. RMS is not integrated with Exchange so you don’t need to have Exchange to use RMS. You can use RMS with any RMS aware application but RMS does require Active Directory.
Added: 01/04/2006,
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