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Today Microsoft has released an RC build of Exchange 2010 build 639.11, if you have used the earlier Beta there are a large number of changes to the product since the Feb Beta release. http://msexchangeteam.com/archive/2009/08/17/451974.aspx

Now that we have take an look into a number of new features in OWA (http://www.exchange-genie.com/2009/08/owa-2010-part2-calendaring/ and http://www.exchange-genie.com/2009/07/owa-2010-part1-inbox/) its time to move onto OWA options that is now called Exchange Control Panel or ECP.  The ECP has a number of new features, as well as some features that were present in previous versions of OWA. A [...]

Installing Exchange 2010 from the command line In this post I will install Exchange from the command line to show the flexablitly. I have extracted the bits to c:\ex2010\bits Microsoft now includes a scripts folder with the extracted binaries which contains several xml files  that can be used to install all of the Windows required componets. Lets [...]

Microsoft has released its public Beta of the next version of Exchange named Exchange 2010 http://www.microsoft.com/exchange/2010/en/us/default.aspx (http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?displaylang=en&FamilyID=1898ed2c-2f88-48ac-824e-d3d20fad77d7) If you have been wondering why I have not posted to many articles lately its because I have been working with Microsoft on Exchange 2010 since Jan 2008 and I have been unable to release information on the [...]

I would like to welcome everyone to the start of my new site http://www.Exchange-Genie.com all information has been ported over from the old site hosted on blogspot. One of the newest features that I have added is a forum for registered users to be able to discuss with me and other community users any issue [...]

Exchange 2007 has continued to improve upon its Anti Spam features with each version of the product. In this article I want to focus on installing and configuring the antispam agent on a hub transport server. By default the agents are not installed on the hub role since this server is intended to be a [...]

For a number of years people have been creating mailboxes to schedule conference room, equipment, etc.. in previous versions of Exchange a user could user Direct Booking a feature of Outlook and later Auto Attendant event sink to allow the functionality users needed. Now Exchange 2007 has made drastic improvements and made managing resource quite [...]

*Updated March 16 2008* A new feature in Exchange 2007 is autodiscover service which is required for users running Outlook 2007 to get many features like OOF, OAB, to function in an Exchange 2007 envrionment. In my opionon this cool new feature is one of the number 1 problems people encounter during set up. For [...]