Hi All,

Exchange 2010 best parts and worst parts in it.?

Can anyone give me a list of improvements and bad areas which Microsoft did not improve in this version.

Thanks in advance

Hi All,

What are certificates? In exchange server concept? Many outlook clients do not start sending and receiving until we have these certificates. What are these and where should we get one?

Thanks.

Hi,

What are the differences between Enterprise and Standard editions of Exchange server?

Can anyone list the major differences please

thank you

Hi,

What are Dynamic Distribution groups? In exchange 2003 have seen this. Is it still available in exchange 2007 & 2010? What cases do we use these?

Thank you.

Hi Experts,

What are the benefits of using roles in exchange 2007?

Why has these roles concept been introduced where as exchange 2003 does not have them?

Thank you

Hi Brothers/Sisters,

I have been on this site for few months and love this site and the experts who help people here. its really awesome.

I have a questions

Active directory 2003 vs 2008 what are the major differences/Enhancements in Group policy (GPO) in these 2 versions of AD?

Can anyone help me list just the enhancements please.

thank you

Hi all,

Active directory where does our credentials stored?

We have a Domain with 100+ systems and i know that every system while login the users credentials are authenticated from the Domain controller.

What i want to understand is where are these credentials stored?

How secure are they?

Thanks you

In my company we previously used the Exchange Server 2003 to help our mobile access of information. Now we are trying to update into Exchange Server 2007. I need to know what the advantages of using “Exchange Management Shell” option in Exchange Server 2007.

Hi,

We will have several email ids configured for people for different support shifts and we want to ensure that the incoming email is forwarded automatically to the person on call.

I therefore want to configure the forwarding of incoming messages to recipients in such way that when a message arrives to a certain Email ID, it gets forwarded to other Email ID (s) that are to be picked up automatically by Exchange server based on the time that the incoming message is received and matching that with the person on support call.

We can store the matrix of Email IDs and shifts in a separate file or in Exchange Server (in case Exchange Server allows to store such a matrix)

I am trying to learn some basic network troubleshooting and I came across something called DNS.

It was the first time I heard about it so I was wondering what a DNS is?

I've searched it online but can't seem to understand the description.

Can someone explain it in layman's term please?