Posts Tagged ‘Exchange 2007’
My recent how-to article on Trixbox with Exchange UM integration has generated quite a large amount of interest and from what it seems a large part of the IT community is looking/interested in Unified Messaging (this is suggested by keyword searches from Bing and Google). The question at the back of my mind would be […]
The Exchange Remote Connectivity Analyzer is a free cloud based tool that helps Exchange system administrators test: Exchange ActiveSync ActiveSync AutoDiscover Exchange Web Services Outlook Anywhere (RPC over HTTP) Outlook AutoDiscover Internet SMTP Email This was previously in beta, the final version is available at https://www.testexchangeconnectivity.com/ New/updated features include: Updated user interface New CAPTCHA implementation. (This […]
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 […]
Bit of a bummer, but worth noting for those early adopters out there (including myself who got stumpted on this!) Taken from The Exchange Team Blog: We have learned of and analyzed the problem where the Exchange 2007 SP2 installation can fail during the prerequisite check stage. The installation can fail for both the upgrade […]
Exchange 2007 SP2 has been released and is required for Exchange 2010 interconnectivity, other features below: Enhanced Auditing – New Exchange auditing events and audit log repository enable Exchange administrators to more easily audit the activities occurring on their Exchange servers. It allows the right balance of granularity, performance, and easy access to audited events […]
The Exchange Team have just posted an interesting article detailing changes to the UM out-of-box experience, previously Exchange 2007 would not only handle inbound fax lines but also generate the fax message destined to the recipient. It seems that in Exchange 2010 they have opted to remove this basic functionality and allow 3rd parties to integrate their […]
