Exchange Federated Cross-org Calendar Sharing in my own words
Anyone who’s been in AD / Email migration business long enough, can appreciate Exchange cross-org (or on-prem to Online) Federated Calendar sharing feature. Old days
“We all know how stellar the Coherence migration teams are, and it is hard to believe, but they have upped it a notch. This team not only has delivered high quality, consistent work in a political nightmare environment, but they have uncovered new business. This is the synergy we have been speaking to for years – how these guys as technical experts can bring in additional products and services because they are so highly technically-skilled.”
Anyone who’s been in AD / Email migration business long enough, can appreciate Exchange cross-org (or on-prem to Online) Federated Calendar sharing feature. Old days
Just came across this simple diagram of MS Exchange client-server protocols and figured I’d share it here. These days there is a bit of a confusion on
Outlook 2010 is already a second generation of Microsoft Exchange clients that’s now using new Availability-based Free/Busy technology. How does it handle Legacy F/B in pure Exchange
This started few years back when one of my migration colleague assured me that he was able to successfully synchronize Free/Busy from Exchange 2010 to
Almost at every Exchange 2010 project there are headaches with properly assigning permissions over the mailboxes. I noticed that Ex 2010 store “does not see” Receive