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When we do the following steps, we have found out that a removed meeting is being recreated: 1) Organizer sends a meeting to a room with a delegate for accepting or declining its meeting requests. Both calendars (organizer and room) stores the new meeting. 2) Room’s delegate receives the meeting request in behalf of the room in his Inbox, but he doesn’t pay attention to it (neither open nor select for preview in reading pane). 3) Organizer cancels the meeting. Then both calendars (organizer and room) remove the meeting. So far everything is fine. 4) When delegate opens or selects the meeting request, he can see the removed meeting in the request’s mini-calendar plugin and instantaneously the meeting appears again in room’s calendar. We have tested this in two different environments. One environment has Exchange 2007 SP1 and the other one has Exchange 2007 SP3. And it happens wheter the delegate is using Outlook 2010 or Outlook 2007. Can anybody test this in his/her own environment/lab with any version of Exchange and report wheter it happens or not? Please report your test this link: social.technet.microsoft.com

During this demo, Michael Dybala (Sr. Sales Engineer for Messaging Architects) will demonstrate how to use the administration interface of M+Archive to archive data on the live Exchange system and reduce server bloat, how to perform eDiscovery on the data, and how to give end users access to the data through Analytics.

New Horizons México blog: nhmexico.blogspot.com New Horizons México Web: www.newhorizons.com ¿Alguna vez le ha pasado en su area de trabajo, que envia algun correo electronico y despues se arrepiente o desearia haber agregado/quitado algo dentro del elemento? En este video mostramos como poder recuperar un elemento enviado dentro de Outlook 2007/2010, recuerden que esto no esta disponible y no funcionara con cuentas POP3 de clientes web (gmail, hotmail etc). New Horizons México blog: nhmexico.blogspot.com New Horizons México Web: www.newhorizons.com

Demo of the GAMME Tool – Google Apps Migration for Microsoft® Exchange. By Sylvia Gerges – Google Apps Deployment Specialist. System Requirements: Google Apps for Business or Google Apps for Education. Microsoft® Exchange 2003/2007/2010 or an IMAP server (Novell® GroupWise®, Cyrus, Dovecot, Courier or Gmail) Download link for GAMME: tools.google.com Administrative Guide: www.google.com

Replication Manager permet de gérer la réplication denvironnements VMware, Windows, UNIX, et Linux. Ici, la démo porte sur un environnement Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 et montre comment il est simple et rapide de sauvegarder (consistente applicative) et restaurer une, plusieurs bases exchanges, ou un mail, tout cela pendant la production. • Virtual disks • VMFS contenant des VM Windows et Linux • Disques Raw Device Mapping (RDM) • Microsoft iSCSI initiator discovered disks • Gestion simplifiée de plusieurs réplica (clones/Snap) pour différentes utilisations • Gestion de la cohérence des données pour les applications comme Exchange, Oracle, SQL, SAP • Processus facile pour créer, rafraichir, gérer, restaurer et planifier les réplicas • Automatisation des processus de sauvegarde • Prise en compte des environnements physiques et virtuels

Microsoft Exchange 2007 is an essential element of workforce collaboration and productivity. So when it’s time to migrate the mailboxes, external contacts, distribution lists, and other objects in your setup from Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2007, you don’t want to take any chances. You want a proven solution that minimizes downtime, reduces costs, and improves your ability to manage Exchange. Key Benefits Ensim’s Exchange Migration Manager enables you to test and automate the migration tasks, through a simple web interface, dramatically reducing the costs affiliated with this transition.

In this visit to Astrid, she showed me a few of the new management features in Exchange 2010. There are many administrative tasks that can now be done via a browser – no management console install required. There are several things users can now do for themselves, like creating and managing distribution groups, again, via a browser interface.

You’re setting up your virtual servers on Hyper-V servers and you’re moving stuff around pretty quickly… You place two busy virtual machines (vm’s) on the same host. Performance is bad. You need to move the vm’s without downtime – we use Windows 2008 R2 Live Migration to show this. By accident, you place multiple heavily utilized luns for different vm’s that are competing with each other on the same set of disks. No problem. NQM gives you the ability to be able to place a threshold on lun’s (like 500 IOPS max for SQL 2008 R2 in the video) and let others (like a standalone Exchange 2010 VM in the video) have more IOPS to service more requests. EMC storage devices can do this in both physical and virtual environments. clariion Virtual Provisioning and Thin luns simplify SAN management and allow for dynamic online growth anytime in the future.