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System administrators are always worried about upgrades to major, critical systems. The email server is one such system, and Microsoft has overhauled its Exchange Server software to make it easier to manage. Even with all of its promises to create a better interface, Microsoft is known for its buggy initial releases. It’s something any administratorRead more

Public folders in Exchange 2016 aren’t too much different than the previous 2013 version. Public folders give your users the ability to organize and distribute documents across the organization. They are used in conjunction with Outlook, but the new Exchange 2016 version requires Outlook 2007 at minimum. If you’re considering a migration to Exchange 2016,Read more

Microsoft’s Outlook Exchange Online and Exchange Online Protection offer some pretty standard features to help you keep spam from hitting your employee’s inboxes. By actively ensuring spam is kept out, you are safeguarding the productivity of your employees. However, if you are having issues with your Microsoft Exchange filters, below are a few areas thatRead more

From time to time, you may want to be able to map or proxy a port for an application (example: Remote Desktop operates over port 3389). Or you may want to be able to keep using the old port internally and block externally (but you want to have an alternate port for external access). InRead more

From time to time, this question comes up from customers and partners alike. What’s the process behind our update procedure for on-premise spam filtering and how do we feed the machine that keeps it detecting spam accurately over time? I’m quite certain that other managed spam filtering businesses operate in a similar fashion so thisRead more