You may find that recovery operations from online backup fail when the target of a restore is a Recovery Storage Group that exists on an External USB storage device. Most commonly External USB storage is implemented as a temporary measure due to lack Read More

Have you been playing with Exchange 2010? Do you have the urge to influence the shape of the upcoming Exchange 2010 MCP exams? The Microsoft Learning Certification team is looking for Subject Matter Experts to complete a simple exercise that will allow Read More

MsEvents featured an eleven-part webcast series on Exchange 2010 during June and July of 2009. These webcasts are now available for on-demand viewing. Simply select the webcast you would like to view from the list below, register for the webcast, and Read More

There are tens of thousands of people out there developing applications on Microsoft Exchange, yet there is little that Microsoft knows about this developer community. For example, what applications have been developed, what other communications tools Read More

Now that we have released Windows Server 2008 Service Pack 2 (32 bit and 64 bit) - there were a few questions if Exchange 2007 can run / is supported on Windows 2008 SP2. The answer is yes, Exchange 2007 is supported on Windows 2008 SP2. This will be Read More

In Part 1 of my video blogcast series on High Availability in Exchange Server 2010, I introduced you to the concept of database mobility, and the features known as database availability groups (DAGs) and mailbox database copies. In part 2, I show you Read More

We have released Update Rollup 8 for Exchange Server 2007 Service Pack 1 (KB 968012) to the download center. The release of the rollup via Microsoft Update will happen on May 26. As in the previous rollups, we have done a mix of product improvements Read More

With the release of Exchange Server 2010 Beta 1, many of you have been asking where you can access a 32-bit version of the product.  While Exchange 2007 marked the first version of Exchange which is supported only in its 64-bit version, we did offer a Read More

Exchange Server 2010 includes a new unified platform for both high availability and site resilience that is very different from the high availability model and solutions provided in previous versions. Exchange 2010 includes significant changes at its Read More

Adam Glick, Sr. Technical Manager with the Exchange team, has been out at TechEd this week talking about Mobility in Exchange 2010. But before he left, the TechNet Edge team caught up with Adam in his office back at Redmond. In this newly released video, Read More

Hey folks - it has been great seeing some of you down at TechEd LA this year. TechEd has been our first opportunity to talk about Exchange 2010 in depth since we released the beta last month. It has been a fun week so far and we're looking forward to Read More

There has surely been enough discussion on this blog (and other community sites) how Windows Server Backup on Windows Server 2008 does not provide any out-of-the-box functionality to backup Exchange 2007. Some examples on our blog are here and here, but Read More

Transport Rules provides an organization with the tools needed to enforce messaging policies across their Exchange organization. You may be familiar with Transport Rules in Exchange Server 2007, and the ability to inspect different parts of a message Read More

Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 is the industry's leading server for e-mail, calendaring and unified messaging. Exchange Server 2007 is the foundation for a dynamic and holistic unified communications experience, and has been designed to meet the challenges Read More

We've released a new article that talks about some of the improvements and changes to the Exchange Management Shell in Exchange 2010. Introduced in Exchange 2007, the Shell, which is based on Windows PowerShell, is the powerful command line interface Read More