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When Microsoft changed the structure of its popular Exchange Server database, it was a cause for concern amount many IT administrators. Here are some key points you should know prior to installing Exchange Server 2013. Subsequent to the release of Exchange 2010 there was much debate concerning whether or not Microsoft Exchange 2013 would beRead more

In the past, Microsoft Exchange has been scrutinized regarding the number of components required for the installation of the program. For Exchange server 2013, however, everything has been taken back to the drawing board. The total number of required agents during installation has been reduced from 5 to only 2 key components: the Mailbox ServerRead more

Before any Network Administrators start thinking about installing the Microsoft Exchange server 2013, there are a couple of points that need to be taken into consideration. Exchange 2013 cannot be deployed on server 2003R2 or server 2008 Exchange 2013 can only be deployed on new hardware; upgrade of a local system is not permitted. BeRead more

We are all aware of the fact that file extensions in Windows 7 and Server 2008 can be modified to run under a different application. Example such as having .TXT files run as .DOCX files or having .PDF files run as an IE program. These file extensions can be changed or modified to run underRead more

[:en]Writing technical documentation should not be a complicated procedure. Remember, you’re not writing a novel. You want to communicate information and procedures in a clear and concise fashion. Sometimes basic short sentences and bullet points are the best means to get your point across. It’s also important to make sure that you stay on topic. ItRead more