In order to help/assist administrators, Microsoft has published CHM file (complied help file) for Exchange 2013 http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=35395 2 files are available: one for hybrid deployment (don’t forget you need an Office 365 “2013 version” tenant for hybrid deployment) and one for On Premise deployment (don’t forget, if you have Exchange already deployed you need Exchange
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Few weeks after being RTM, Office 2013 products (Exchange, Lync, Office Client, SharePoint) are now available for download on MSDN/TechNet website. Enjoy
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With the coming version of Office server products, Microsoft has split Office Web Application, used to render Office document in a web browser, from SharePoint. This means Office Web Apps can now be used by other server products, such as Lync 2013 or Exchange 2013. in this post, we will see how to configure Exchange
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Today, Office Product team (Office, SharePoint, Exchange, Lync) has put the new version of their products to RTM. Starting now, Office 2013, Exchange 2013, Lync 2013 and SharePoint 2013 are now RTM !!! Coming soon, the general availability of these products.
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With Office 2013, Microsoft has introduced a new way to provide add-on for Office client as well as for Exchange Web Access or SharePoint; this way is called Apps. So, with Exchange 2013, you may want to enable some apps by default to all of your users, instead of teaching them how to enable these.
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Since Exchange 2003, Microsoft has introduced some specific mailboxes to manage some system operations. With Exchange 2013, these mailboxes are becoming more important. For example, these mailboxes are used to operate mailbox moves or OAB generation. Off course, this may happened that system mailboxes become misconfigured (for any reasons). To solve this, Microsoft has published
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If you deploy Exchange 2013 within an environment with Exchange 2010 already deployed, the ECP (Exchange Control Panel) used is based on the Exchange version where your mailbox is hosted. So if Exchange Administrator has mailbox hosted on Exchange 2010, the ECP version will be 2010. this may be a problem if you want to
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With the coming new Exchange version, Exchange 2013 – which will be also available in the next major update for Office 365, Microsoft has introduced a new reminder for email. This new feature is called Attachment Reminder; it will remind you that your are missing attachment based on the text you wrote on your email.
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With the coming version of Exchange, Microsoft has introduced the use of ‘web app’, code name Agave. These applications are also available on SharePoint or on Office client (especially Outlook 2013). The idea is to provide to the users additional features to assist them in their day to day work, such as find direction to
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With the coming new Exchange version, called Exchange 2013, Microsoft has introduced a new feature on OWA (Outlook Web Access). This feature, called OWA Offline, allows you to keep access to your mailbox using OWA even if you are not connected to your Exchange mailbox; in the same way than Outlook cache mode. On this
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