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An Exchange Server lets you communicate over a number of protocols including SMTP, IMAP and even HTTPS. To communicate using encryption, you need an SSL certificate. You can obtain a certificate from any certificate authority (CA). If you have hosting, your host could offer a certificate through your hosting contract. First, Generate a CRF ARead more

SSL certificates give your organization a way to communicate securely. SSL for Exchange protects email communication. Once you receive your SSL certificate from an official CA, you can import it to your Exchange server. You can also transfer a certificate file from one server to another. This can be done using The Import-Certificate PowerShell cmdletRead more

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

If you currently use older Windows versions such as 7 or Vista, you might be surprised that you need to repartition a disk to install the new Windows 10. Microsoft introduced the GUID Partition Table (GPT) to help support growing disk storage capacity and its changing technology. A common error users receive during Windows 10Read more

  DLP (Data Loss Prevention) monitors your digital assets across several platforms and provides analysis of how it’s used. DLP is increasingly more important for IT departments since network architecture frequently extends across the cloud. A DLP solution can reduce the chance of data leaks or breaches and can keep your corporate environment more secure.Read more