Normally you would deploy an Exchange 2010 Edge Server using an Edge Synchronization to connect it to the internal organization. Using the synchronization the Edge Transport Server keeps track of Accepted Domains, Send and Receive Connectors and Recipients. There are … Continue reading →

Normally you would deploy an Exchange 2010 Edge Server using an Edge Synchronization to connect it to the internal organization. Using the synchronization the Edge Transport Server keeps track of Accepted Domains, Send and Receive Connectors and Recipients. There are … Continue reading →

Currently I’m working on an environment where 6,000 test mailboxes are created. During test migrations all kinds of information is stored in these mailboxes. You can use Exchange Web Services to empty these mailboxes. To empty the (test) mailboxes you … Continue reading →

Attached the January 2012 Unified Communications Technical Rollup. It contains information regarding Microsoft Exchange, OCS/Lync, Outlook, Forefront and other Microsoft UC related techologies, newsletters, knowledgebase articles, new downloads, webcasts etc.

When a Lync phone (in my scenario a Polycom CX600, CX700 and a Polycom CX3000) is connected to a Computer using a USB cable you can use the Lync client on the PC to logon to the Lync servers. An … Continue reading →