EDIT 10/14/2009: Made a few readability improvements as well as added a section based on feedback. Traditionally, in order to access an internal share or site link posted within an email, one had to be connected to the company network. In addition, access Read More

Have you ever sent a really well thought out, important email, only to find out (through an automatic response) that the recipient is on vacation for two weeks? For most of us, this means either waiting two weeks for a response or emailing an alternate Read More

EDIT 04/27/2009: We have updated the calculator to v16.9 to address a bug that was found. Please go to our Mailbox Server Role Storage Requirements Calculator updates tracking page to see what is in this new version! A blog post explaining the calculator Read More

EDIT 6/25/2009: We have updated the download package to remove the need for dependency on Visual C++ 2008 SP1 Redistributable package. The tool can be found in the same place as before, but the version has now changed to 14.00.0611.003. Just a quick Read More

If you haven't heard the buzz yet about what is new with our Exchange 2010 developer story then head over to the Exchange Developer Center and start digging in to the Exchange Web Services Managed API Beta and our other new features. Download the first Read More

Wednesday was a big day for us, and I'm pleased to tell you that the response to Exchange 2010 has been awesome! In the last two days, more than 10,000 people have downloaded the beta. Along and with the 2,000+ educational institutions and 5 million Read More

This question comes up during every Beta release (see here and here) and we have again seen it pop up in both Exchange 2010 forum as well as on our blog. The short answer is: No! Many people know that we run several customer test programs, and as part Read More

Over the past couple of years the Exchange Team has been hard at work building Exchange Server 2010. We are excited to announce an important milestone - we would like to share the Beta release with you today! We have already discussed that Exchange Read More

Coming soon to a roll up near you is a set of changes to the way that Exchange Server handles x-headers and named properties, specifically named properties that represent x-headers. This represents a change in behavior that has been this way for nearly Read More

In a time when your organization requires its communication tools to be adaptable and cost effective, Microsoft Exchange Server 14 helps you achieve new levels of reliability and performance by delivering features that simplify your administration, protect Read More

We wanted to let you know of some exciting changes that we have decided to act on in Exchange future... Since the release of Exchange 2007, there was a lot of discussion about user interface options. GUI vs. Command Shell and all that. We looked closely Read More