Intro or Why you should give feedback
The Exchange User Education team has been working hard over the last three releases to make improvements to the Exchange content experience that address learning...
Updated Jul 01, 2019
Version 2.0
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I don't want to have to search through multiple blogs, user groups and other source for information. I want a single source of information. I HATE your blogs, they are not properly indexed or even keyword coded.
I don't have time to read and collate monthly updates, that's what I pay Microsoft to do. I don't want to ahve to cross reference Jan Feb and April, and read some user group posts to get an answer. I want a professional EDITOR and COLLATOR.
I have never seen this feedback mechanism.
I have only two Exchange 2007 installations, but it is so poorly adapted to SMB sites that I never have time to read the very documentation.
As for your NT backup plans (or total lack of plans) for server 2008, I really have to start looking elsewhere.
SMBs cannot afford the kind of datacenters you seem to be expecting and don't always want to wait for 3 or for years for a castrated small business version.
Sorry for the rant, but I can't find a quick simple way to backup a single Exchange 2007 server in Windwos 2008, and most of my customers don't have budgets for more than 2 or 3 servers. Outsourcing is not an option generally for security reasons.
I don't have time to read and collate monthly updates, that's what I pay Microsoft to do. I don't want to ahve to cross reference Jan Feb and April, and read some user group posts to get an answer. I want a professional EDITOR and COLLATOR.
I have never seen this feedback mechanism.
I have only two Exchange 2007 installations, but it is so poorly adapted to SMB sites that I never have time to read the very documentation.
As for your NT backup plans (or total lack of plans) for server 2008, I really have to start looking elsewhere.
SMBs cannot afford the kind of datacenters you seem to be expecting and don't always want to wait for 3 or for years for a castrated small business version.
Sorry for the rant, but I can't find a quick simple way to backup a single Exchange 2007 server in Windwos 2008, and most of my customers don't have budgets for more than 2 or 3 servers. Outsourcing is not an option generally for security reasons.