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We get it, your boss won’t stop talking about PCI Compliance, and now you have to disable SSL 3.0 and TLS 1.0 on your Windows Server machine, which may or may not accidentally shut off SQL. In order to prevent this from taking the step of partial disaster towards total disaster, all you need toRead more

Creating a shared mailbox for various corporate communications with Exchange 2016 has never been easier. A shared mailbox allows a group of users to send emails from a common mailbox without displaying the user’s individual email address. In just a few minutes, a shared mailbox for the support, sales, marketing team or for general inquiriesRead more

At some point, your users will delete an email that they need to recover. Exchange has the ability for end users to recover their own messages, but the administrator first needs to set up a retention policy. This can be set in the Exchange Server Administration Center. You can either set retention policies globally forRead more

After you install Exchange 2016, Microsoft loads default receive connectors on your email server. These connectors help you understand the way email enters into your organization. Your Exchange server has two default roles – Mailbox and Edge Transport. The Mailbox server role is the important one to remember. It has three sub-roles called transport services.Read more

When you create a fresh, new installation of Exchange Server 2016, it automatically creates a new database for you. Most network environments have specific requirements for data storage, and it’s usually on a separate partition from the main C drive. If you find yourself in the position of moving the database, it’s a tricky processRead more