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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 released Exchange 2016 in October 2015, and it comes with several new features including new storage architecture. When administrators hear “new architecture,” they are hesitant to migrate to a new version for fear of downtime. Since email servers are a critical component in business productivity, migration is a delicate consideration. If your company isRead 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

  Distribution lists are used often, primarily because they are easy to manage and time efficient. By default whenever you create a distribution list (DL) it is set only to accept messages sent from authenticated users. This basically means that the distribution list is exclusively for internal mail; mail cannot be received from anyone outsideRead more

  In recent years the introduction of header striping or “firewall header” as it is called, is used by Microsoft Exchange to remove any information not pertaining to the core of the header of each inbound our outbound email. It removes any information that is unwanted and that should not be advertised by the localRead more