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If you are in the following situation: You have recently migrated from Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2010You have completely uninstalled and decommissioned your old Ex2003Your users are starting to report issues regarding Free/Busy when scheduling appointments.You find out that only Outlook 2003 users are experiencing the problem but not OL2007 and OL2010You notice the error event ID 14031 similar to the following: Log Name: Application Source: &n...
If you have done a reformat of your hard drive and proceeded to do a successful Windows XP installation, you may notice that a choice between two operating systems when you start up the machine.
Here is how to get rid of this: Click Start Click Run Type msconfig Press Enter
At the top of the System Configuration Utility, choose Boot.ini ...
Linux users are sometimes dumbfounded by the severe lack of documentation on a topic. Sometimes, the documentation is copious, but other times, you end up with some obscure "it varies depending on your distribution" over and over when searching for the solution to a problem.
Adobe Flash Player for 64-bit Linux is just such a problem. When you got to the flash download page, Adobe just gives you some VERY generic instructions on how to install the flash plugin for Mozilla's Fire...
It is helpful to note: This is a cosmetic update and is not required, but should help your reports look better for your boss. This issue has manifested itself in SSRS version 3.0 is where I have seen this behavior in. And this behavior is only seen in e-mail that has been received in Outlook.
When subscribing to SSRS Reports, and when the e-mails are received, it is entirely possible that you don't or can't see the web links when provided in the results. Note: The links ...
Today preventing spam is more important than ever. A lot of script kiddies and other deviants would be severe headache and cause disruption to your Exchange, or simply just leverage it to send copious amounts of spam.
Supposing that your Exchange environment is running smoothly, I will try to give you some best practices to help securing your Exchange environment against spammers.
There is a special DNS record called SPF that could help you to ...
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