Archive for October, 2009
Just a quick blog post I couldn’t resist! Whilst Exchange 2010 delivers a number of enterprise strength enhancements, you and your users will no doubt love the “Ignore Conversations” option. This is particularly useful when you are included in group e-mails that you could care less about! Clients supported include Outlook 2010 and Outlook WebApp (screenshot below).
A security patch that addresses – “MS09-056: Vulnerabilities in CryptoAPI could allow spoofing” has been reported to alter your LCS/OCS installations and send them into evaluation mode with expiry. For those that have already applied this hotfix uninstallation will address this issue. Source: here
The Microsoft Exchange Team has just announced that Exchange 2010 has now RTM’ed! I have been running their beta and release candidate versions for a number of months and even published a guide on UM integration. I can honestly say this version is the best to date, some of my favourite features include: Voicemail to […]
If you are then see you there! It seems that this eventwas fully registered some time back – I wonder if the rumoured free copy of Windows 7 influenced this? The TechNet folks seem to be pretty excited by the looks of the buzz over on Twitter…
I previously mentioned that integrating OCS 2007 R2 was now possible given that Asterisk 1.6 now supports TCP SIP trunking. I also found myself in a position where I wanted to start testing Exchange 2010 UM without touching my production PBX (which in this case is a Nortel CS1000). After scouring the blogosphere I found […]
You can find me in this month’s Official Windows magazine, I briefly mention about how Unified Communications can improve your life not only at work, but also at home. Apparently I’m an expert too? (ehum)
