Exchange Server 2010 Blog Intro

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Oct 30, 20092 mins

A Month Long Blog Dedicated to Exchange 2010 Tips, Tricks, Best Practices, and Lessons Learned

Through the month of November (2009) I will be dedicating my blog on the topic of Microsoft Exchange Server 2010.

Microsoft RTM’d Exchange 2010 two weeks ago and will be making the code publicly available in the next couple weeks. I have been fortunate to have been able to work with Exchange 2010 in the development of the product going back almost 2 full years now.

The consultants in my company (Convergent Computing out of the SF Bay Area) and I have been implementing Exchange 2010 in production environments for the past several months. Our early adopter experience and real world implementations have been documented in my book “Exchange Server 2010 Unleashed” which is over 1250-pages of content released last week worldwide on everything from the planning, design, implementation, migration, administration, and support of Exchange 2010. I will be referring to content in my book as well as will be working with my publisher (Sams Publishing) to post content from my book during the month.

At a minimum, I will be blogging on the new Database Availability Groups (DAGs), migration from Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2010 (tips and tricks), migration from Exchange 2007 to Exchange 2010 (tips and tricks), Exchange 2010 Outlook Web App support for non-Windows browsers (on Apple Macs and Linux systems), etc… If there are specific topics you want to make sure I cover, post your requests and I’ll add them to my list of things to cover…

Join my blogs for the latest and greatest tips, tricks, best practices, and lessons learned on Exchange 2010!

rand morimoto

Rand is a Microsoft MVP and security specialist with expertise in Office 365, Microsoft Azure, Exchange, SharePoint, SQL, Windows Server, Windows Client, System Center, and Lync. Rand has over 50 international bestselling books and speaks at conferences and conventions somewhere in the world every month. Rand is also the owner of the consulting firm Convergent Computing, which was Microsoft's Global Partner of the Year (2014) and an early adopter organization across all of the Microsoft products and services.

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