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Exchange 2007's mobility capabilities much improved over Exchange 2003's

While Exchange 2007's features may not quite match those of Good Messaging Server, they are definitely adequate for most organizations. Exchange 2007 provides a significant improvement in the mobile messaging capabilities that were found in Exchange 2003. I'll be the first to admit that I've gotten a...

Tags: Microsoft Exchange Server 2007, Microsoft Exchange Server 2003, VOIP, Scott Lowe MCSE, E-mail servers, Microsoft Outlook, mobility, E-mail Administration Tips Newsletter, Mobile, Advertising & Promotion, Marketing, Telecommunications, Networking, Enterprise Software, Software

Technical articles 2007-03-28

What's at the IIS root in Exchange 2007?

Here's a listing of the entries that are placed at the root of the Exchange server's default web site When you perform a default installation of Exchange 2007 that includes the Client Access Server role, a number of entries are placed at the root of the Exchange...

Tags: Microsoft Exchange Server 2007, Microsoft IIS Server, Scott Lowe MCSE, E-mail servers, Groupware, Exchange 2007Â, E-mail Administration Tips Newsletter, Web, Channel Management, Marketing, Enterprise Software, Software

Technical articles 2007-01-19

Consider Exchange 2003 SP2 to improve the productivity of some mobile users

With Service Pack 2 for Exchange 2003, Microsoft has made it easier for IT organizations to more inexpensively support certain mobile users. There are some very good products on the market that help users maintain contact with their Exchange-based email, calendar, and contacts. For example, when Good's...

Tags: Service Pack 2, Microsoft Exchange Server 2003, Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 2, Advertising & Promotion, Scott Lowe MCSE, E-mail servers, E-mail, Handhelds, mobile marketing, Palm Treo, E-mail Administration Tips Newsletter, Mobile, Mobile User, Marketing

Technical articles 2005-12-02

Tech Tip: Restrict access to newsgroup folders in Exchange

Learn how to restrict newsgroup folder access in Exchange 2000 and 2003 by removing Folder Visible permissions. Using Exchange public folders for newsgroups is a handy way to give users access to newsgroups, but organizations often want to restrict which employees have access to ...

Tags: Guest Contributor, E-mail Administration Tips Newsletter, Permission, Newsgroup Folder, Dialog Box, Advertising & Promotion, Marketing

Technical articles 2004-07-27

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Boost performance and use less disk space with hash keys

Arthur Fuller discusses a very slick alternative to using string indexes known as hash buckets or hash keys. Find out how using hash keys can produce a gain in performance and save you disk space. A common SQL Server application requirement is to support searches based on one...

Tags: Arthur Fuller, Databases, Performance management, SQL Server application requirement, performance, disk, long string, hash, SQL Server Newsletter, Column, Index, Table, Enterprise Software, Human Resources, Workforce Management, Software, Data Management

Technical articles 2006-03-06

Oracle Tip: Configure Oracle to use a RADIUS server for biometric authentication

This article originally appeared in the Oracle e-newsletter. Click here to subscribe automatically. Biometric technology is now cost-effectiveand functional enough for developers to use it in many applicationenvironments. The Oracle database supports some of the protocolsthat are commonly used for biometric authentication. Thise-newsletter will teach you how to configure biometricauthentication...

Tags: Network security, Databases, Biometric Technology, Scott Stephens, server, RADIUS, Oracle Corp., authentication, RADIUS server, database

Technical articles 2004-05-23