Exchange 2007 SP1
Some of the details for Exchange Server 2007 Service Pack 1 were released at a session I attended yesterday. Here are some of the new and improved features:
- Public Folders are available in OWA. I like the fact that they will display in the same OWA instance, rather than a new window like Exchange 2003 does.
- Quota notifications in OWA. OWA will no display banner bars if you are approaching your mailbox size limit.
- Web ready opens Office 2007 documents
- Creation and manaement of server-side rules
- S/MIME support
- Ability to recover deleted items
- Ability to permanently delete items from the dumpster
- Confirmation of successful wipe of mobile device
- Ability to add custom applications to OWA
- Move-mail cmdlet can export to a Unicode PST file. No more 2GB limit!
- Powershell syntax improvements
- ESM adds pubic folder management tools
- ESM adds cluster configuration tools
- ESM adds POP/IMAP configuration
- ESM adds "Send as" permissioning
- ESM adds Delegate managment
- ESM adds Folder level permissions
- ID translation across Exchange orgs
- SCR (Single Copy Replication)
- IRM (Information Rights Management) prefetching to boost performance
- IPV6 support
E2K7 SP1 will require Windows SP2.
Labels: Microsoft Exchange 2007, TechEd
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posted by Jeff @ 5:15 AM
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They forgot to include certificate management through the UI -- need to be able to bind certificates to the SMTP "service" through the UI. The get-cert crapplet (or whatever they call it) sux.
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