This page is designed to help you understand Microsoft’s Active Directory. Just as you might admire a diamond by looking at its different facets, so you can build up a picture of Active Directory by examining its many sides. The seven sides of Active Directory The Successor to NT 4.0�s …
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Exchange Recipients There seem to be more recipient or mailbox items than ever. The good news is that Microsoft the have ‘mail enabled’ anything and everything that you would ever want to send a message to. The problem with so many objects is finding a suitable naming scheme. The system …
Who is this page for? Anyone who wants an overview of Windows 2000 Group Policy Experienced network managers who want lockdown desktops Network Architects who need to turn a vision of a desktop into reality Those upgrading desktops from Windows 9x or NT 4 to Windows 2000 Professional Topics Introduction …
Introduction to Exchange 2000 The old adage tells us: ‘There are only two things in life that are inevitable – death and taxes’. If I could add a third inevitability, it would be the move to Microsoft’s Exchange 2000. Here is advice from an independent consultant on what to look …
20 Tips for Exchange 2000 Here are 20 tops based on my experience with Exchange 2000 migration and troubleshooting. Before you Install Exchange 2000 Always buy Exchange 2000 Advanced Server (not the basic version with the 16 GB Store limit) Plead, threaten, exhort users to reduce Mailboxes size before migration …
Configuring Exchange 2000 In this section I have concentrated on how Exchange 2000 has changed from Exchange 5.5. There are plenty of tips on practical configuration. You will find independent advice on how and when to use the Exchange Organization objects. Topics Organization Object Properties Storage Groups Routing Groups Administrative …
Planning your Exchange 2000 Installation It is more difficult to install Exchange 2000 than any other Microsoft product. A list, as in shopping list, will not be good enough; you need you need a plan, as in planning a military campaign. A further difficult with an Exchange installation is …
Exchange 2003 – What’s new? Exchange 2003, like many of the Microsoft’s 2003 family, is really just a point upgrade over Exchange 2003, e.g. Version 5.0 –> version 5.1. (This version was formerly code-named Titanium.) The key new features are: Better Anti-spam tools – comprehensive set of filters Improved …