Archive for the ‘Microsoft Exchange Server’ Category
Missing Sync for Android, iPhone, Pre Mobile Phones
“Trumpy, you can do stupid things!” So an Android, an iPhone, a Blackberry and a Palm Pre walk into a bar in sync. Get it?!?! Not gonna’ happen. Or is it? If you’re a Mac or a Windows user and you don’t mind the ole’ cradled sync, and you’re an absolute gadget-head, then the Missing [...]
In: Mac OS X, Microsoft Exchange Server, MobileMe, iPhone · Tagged with: android, iPhone, mobile, pre
iPhone + Locked Down Exchange
Some iPhones can have a problem with some Exchange servers due to the fact that they are not fully manageable using ActiveSync Policies. The New-ActiveSyncMailboxPolicy commandlet is can be used with the -Name parameter to assign a name to the new ActiveSyncMailboxPolicy, which we’ll call iPhone. To allow devices that are not fully manageable to use [...]
In: Microsoft Exchange Server, iPhone · Tagged with: ActiveSync, Exchange 2007, iPhone, mailbox policies
Bypassing Exchange 2007's Content Filter
Exchange 2007 is often set to filter all spam and reject mail that is classified as spam. If you configure Exchange 2007 to do so then you still need an email address that does not get filtered. The reason is that in the body of your rejection emails, you need to provide a valid user [...]
In: Microsoft Exchange Server · Tagged with: allow email, Exchange, Exchange 2007, set-recipientfilterconfig, whitelist
Snow Leopard & Managed Client Preferences
In Mac OS X 10.6′s Open Directory, when you add ManagedClient to managed preferences you end up with two com.apple.mail entries (one suffixed with .managed). One is called com.apple.mail.managed, which is used for Mail for 10.5 and below and frankly doesn’t seem to be complete, so I’ve manually populated my environment with keys from 10.5 [...]
In: Mac OS X, Mac OS X Server, Mass Deployment, Microsoft Exchange Server · Tagged with: Mac OS X 10.6, Managed Client Preferences, Open Directory, Snow Leopard Server
RIP Entourage
Just when Microsoft released the EWS update for Microsoft Entourage, today it announced that it will be replacing Entourage with Microsoft Outlook for the Mac. Outlook for the Mac will be included in Microsoft Office Business Edition and be released at the end of 2010 more than likely. Maybe there will finally be an AutoArchive [...]
In: Mac OS X, Microsoft Exchange Server · Tagged with: entourage, Exchange, Mac OS X, Office Business Edition, Outlook
Entourage Web Services Edition Available
For those who have been waiting for a time when Entourage uses less bandwidth, has enhanced support for EWS features and well, works better, the time has come. The beta came and went and we waiting. And the wait is now over. Entourage Web Services Edition is now available for download. You only really need [...]
In: Kerio, Mac OS X, Microsoft Exchange Server, Windows Server · Tagged with: entourage, EWS, Exchange 2007, MAC, Mac OS X
Using Microsoft Document Connection on a Mac
Microsoft released Service Pack 2 to Microsoft Office 2008 for Mac earlier this week. Once you have installed Service Pack 2 you may notice the new Open from Document Connection File menu item for office applications, or you may notice the new application called Microsoft Document Connection located in your /Applications/Microsoft Office 2008 folder. These [...]
In: Mac OS X, Microsoft Exchange Server · Tagged with: cloud, document connection, microsoft document connection, portal, sandbox, sharepoint, Silverlight, software+services
iPhone and GroupWise
There is no built-in support for GroupWise on the iPhone. Apple supports a number of other services, but GroupWise has not been high on the priority list and honestly, I don’t know that it would be high on mine either… Having said that, it did pop up on my radar and I was able to [...]
In: Kerio, Mac OS X, Mac OS X Server, Microsoft Exchange Server · Tagged with: Blackberry, communigate pro, FirstClass, gmail, Groupwise, iPhone, Kerio, options, Palm, Scalix, Zimbra
Design Considerations: Exchange 2007 and the Mac
In Exchange 2007, the Client Access Server (CAS) role accepts connections from clients in order to allow them access to the Exchange Server infrastructure (mailboxes, public folders, GAL, etc). CAS accepts connections from: POP3 and/or IMAP4 clients Outlook Web Access (OWA) and/or OWA Light clients Exchange ActiveSync (EAS) clients Entourage falls into this category, and [...]
In: Mac OS X, Microsoft Exchange Server · Tagged with: entourage, Exchange 2007, Mac OS X, mail.app, Snow Leopard
Address Book.app and Exchange Contacts
Over the years Apple has slowly been adding Exchange functionality to a number of their products, quietly.  While Snow Leopard  is reported to add even more functionality there are still a number of things you can do with Exchange from the Mac OS X client.  For example, Address Book can pull information from your Exchange [...]
In: Active Directory, Mac OS X, Microsoft Exchange Server · Tagged with: Address Book, Exchange 2003, LDAP, MS Exchange
