WHITE PAPER:
Although Microsoft introduced a number of features designed to accommodate the Exchange 2010 larger inbox size, your business may require a more sophisticated approach to retention policies, content management or searching. This white paper reveals software that supplements Microsoft Exchange 2010 Deployment and expands administrative control.
EZINE:
With more business being conducted via email and an increasing reliance on messages, concerns about mail server security, accessibility and admin privileges (or excessive privileges) are completely valid. Volume 10 of the Exchange Insider e-zine dissects two types of Exchange 2010 auditing and explains why you should use them.
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SOFTWARE LISTING:
EasyRecovery EmailRepair is a simple yet powerful software tool for copying, searching, recovering and analyzing email and other mailbox items directly from Microsoft Exchange server backups, un-mounted databases (EDB) and Information Store files.
EGUIDE:
Whether you're upgrading a legacy environment or undertaking a consolidation project, the question is not whether to migrate to Exchange 2013, but how to do it with minimum disruption and downtime. Look no further... Our experts have laid out the top ten steps to ensure a successful Exchange migration. Read the White Paper >>
WHITE PAPER:
Although there are many e-mail platforms available, Microsoft Exchange is by far the most dominate with a commanding 65-percent share of the overall market. This eGuide explains the three best practices for reducing Exchange downtime and teaches how to proactively approach disaster recovery for Microsoft Exchange.
CASE STUDY:
Before implementing AppAssure's MailRetriever, Imagine's Exchange environment suffered unrecoverable corruption. During the ensuing downtime, the network administrators searched for a better backup solution. Imagine Schools now relies on MailRetriever for Exchange to backup Exchange, SQL servers, and school Web sites.
CASE STUDY:
St. John's University wanted to implement a communication and collaboration system capable of meeting the needs of its students' digital lifestyles. The University replaced its Unix-based e-mail solution for students with Microsoft® Live@edu.
