We've been hard at work on Exchange 14 (E14) for a few years now, and although we've shared a lot of details and code with customers on our TAP & Live@edu programs, we haven't been too chatty publicl...
Updated Jul 01, 2019
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- Do you have primary target as clouded Exchange? So in finally you could do our work? ;)
- Single mailbox diagnostic, so you could increase logging per mailbox not server as today.
- Notification message to database users, like "your mailbox is unavailable next 30 minutes"
- Public Folders, are they or not :)
- Active/Active/Active... clusters?
- Can user see who have permissions to his mailbox?
- Can user see who have permissions to use "send as" feature?
- Can user see when he was used mailbox last time?
- Can user see who has used his mailbox last time?
- Can we monitor what has been done in single mailbox, by whom?
- Firefox support
- Fixed the problem of lost data when CCR is in use and other server crashes. Last emails are saved, but changes to mailbox are not (last transaction logs are not copied).
- Something else than Powershell? It is good support, but it just don't work for daily management.
For Mike, PFs are great, but Microsoft has not done any real improvements to them...since Exchange 5.5. They are much better than SharePoint could offer..so far.
- Single mailbox diagnostic, so you could increase logging per mailbox not server as today.
- Notification message to database users, like "your mailbox is unavailable next 30 minutes"
- Public Folders, are they or not :)
- Active/Active/Active... clusters?
- Can user see who have permissions to his mailbox?
- Can user see who have permissions to use "send as" feature?
- Can user see when he was used mailbox last time?
- Can user see who has used his mailbox last time?
- Can we monitor what has been done in single mailbox, by whom?
- Firefox support
- Fixed the problem of lost data when CCR is in use and other server crashes. Last emails are saved, but changes to mailbox are not (last transaction logs are not copied).
- Something else than Powershell? It is good support, but it just don't work for daily management.
For Mike, PFs are great, but Microsoft has not done any real improvements to them...since Exchange 5.5. They are much better than SharePoint could offer..so far.