Energy consumption by email (and the Internet)
Depending on who you listen to, it seems there’s always a study indicating that energy consumption driven by the Internet is […]
Message Throttling Issues With Exchange and an Email Security Gateway
From time to time, you might find that messages get “stuck” in your email security gateway server and don’t get
Keep Control of your Mailboxes in Microsoft Exchange
It’s always a good idea to keep control of how many mailboxes you have in Microsoft Exchange. Why? There are
How To Enable Exchange 2010s PowerShell Web Service
If you’re as busy as most IT administrators, you’re probably looking for the most efficient way to manage your Exchange
Short Story: UTMs Are Not a Panacea
One of my customers is an admin who works within a small portion of a larger institution. The main administrative
Quick and dirty database replication with MS-SQL
Microsoft SQL and SQL Express both provide a T-SQL (Transact SQL) command-line interpreter that you can use to automate backup
Cool Tool: IMAPCOPY
Have you ever had to migrate mailboxes from server X to server Y? Unfortunately, each type of MTA natively stores
Who is Responsible for Internet Security: A Response
This is a reply to Margot MacNutt’s original article. Basically you have the Australian courts who want to place the
Interesting question from a customer: ‘Why should we block .EXEs?’
The short answer: because all malware/viruses/worms are executables and the principal type of executables are EXE files (in a Windows-based
Deep header inspection: use with caution
What is deep header inspection? Some anti-spam tools will actually look at the reputation of IP addresses in each of
