Exchange 2010 Release Candidate Available
Release Candidate means that the features have been locked, but some bugs are still being chased. More importantly it’s available for download. […]
Tag: Exchange
Tech-ed Session Agenda finalised
I’m super excited about this years Tech-ed. I have 4 sessions in different areas and will be covering quite a few […]
Who would have known…..
That one little blog post could generate so much heat: http://msexchangeteam.com/archive/2009/07/16/451784.aspx The Exchange team blogged about their decision to stick with ESE. […]
Comparison of 32-bit and 64-bit memory architecture for 64-bit editions of Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 and drifting over to parallel computing
I’m glad 32 bit is dying, I really am. 32 bit TCP stacks are a pain since they suffer from port exhaustion, […]
Update Rollup 8 for Exchange Server 2007 Service Pack 1 has been released
Again as in most rollups, product improvements as well as bug fixes were addressed. KB 968012 addresses *60* bugs that were fixed […]
Chalk and Cheese
Let’s talk about large mailbox performance, one of my favourite topics! Exchange has been getting better and better at servicing larger mailboxes […]
Tech-Ed Africa Website Goes Live
And what a good-looking site it is too! Speaker bio’s, sessions information and agenda’s are up as well as the 19 tracks, […]
Exchange Show & Tell at TechEd LA
Tech-Ed LA: The Exchange team were finally able to talk about a bunch of features in public. Makes for exciting viewing – […]
Exchange 2010 Beta Released
What’s Exchange 2010 – Exchange 14 of course, or the public name for the next version of Exchange. I’ve picked a few […]
Large Mailboxes again… – Not the last time either
While Exchange becomes better and better at handling large mailboxes and more importantly being able to recover from disasters should they happen, […]