If you are using Outlook 2010 and Exchange 2010, you may have experimented this. Your mailbox name show on top of your mailbox folders tree is showing your email address instead of your display name. After doing some research, I found nothing which could explain that, except maybe the autodiscover process. Indeed, the autodiscover process
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to continue my series about publishing internal resources with ForeFront UAG, here is a post about publishing Exchange 2010 – more specifically publishing Exchange Autodiscover and Exchange Web Services. This has been already covered by Microsoft through TechNet and a White Paper BUT details provided are not true or not complete. Indeed, if you follow
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With Exchange 2010, users are able to get POP and IMAP settings from OWA. But to provide these information, you have to publish it. To publish POP/IMAP settings on OWA, you have to run the following Exchange CMDLets: get-receiveconnector set-popsettings –ExternalConnectionSettings “<POP address>:110:TLS” set-receiveconnector –identity “<SMTP client settings>” -AdvertiseClientSettings:$true Where <POP address> has to
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After publishing Exchange Server 2010 SP1 (particularly Outlook Anywhere), you may have the following event logged on the Application event log in your UAG server: Log Name: Application Source: Microsoft Forefront UAG Date: 21/11/2010 20:24:14 Event ID: 24 Task Category: None Level: Warning Keywords: Classic User: N/A Computer: <UAG Server> Description: The request from user
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Hotmail is making it easier for you to stay up-to-date and be productive on your phone. Starting today, you can get your email, calendar, and contacts pushed automatically to your phone using Exchange ActiveSync (EAS) – as it’s already the case since Exchange 2003 and Windows mobile, iPhone and some other mobile devices. EAS keeps
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After a long waiting, Microsoft has delivered the SP1 for Exchange 2010. You can download it here. More details about the SP1 here. Be carefull with the prerequisites, you may have to reboot few times your server.
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For those who use iPhone, with iOS 4 to connect to Exchange Online, you must install an update. If you don’t install it, you will not be able to connect anymore to Exchange Online. This doesn’t apply to iOS 3. You can download the update from here http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1061
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Advanced Training on Microsoft Active Directory and Forefront Identity Manager (FIM) If you attended TEC Europe for Directory & Identity in the past — you know. And if you’ve never been – it’s time you find out what the others know – that TEC Europe for Directory & Identity is the most advanced training on
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As you know, SharePoint comes with webparts which allow to display the inbox, tasks, calendars and others folders from the Exchange mailbox. Unfortunately, users have to configure the webpart to display these folders, especially the server to use. SharePoint administrators may want to configure automatically. If you take a look at the user profile in
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If you plan to use or already are using Microsoft Online Services for your messaging system, you have to know that iPhones don’t totally support complex password. Indeed, while working on a project to migrate to Exchange Online, we discover that password which contains ‘real’ exotic characters (such as €)are not supported by iPhone. We
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