EDIT 11/4/2009: The information in this article is obsolete. Please read this post for new information on the subject. Since we announced the release of Exchange Server 2007 SP2, we've received a...
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So why would i upgrade to Exchange sp2? To rub salt in the wound, because it is a pre-req in co-existing/migrating to Exchange 2010 (which we will be doing)
We have 55 remote Exchange sites globally and 10 Centralised Exchange servers and an already mixed Exchange 2003/2007, Windows server 2003 Sp2/R2, Windows Server 2008 SP2 with some Windows server 2008 R2 non-exchange servers, microsoft is forcing us into a situation of having an even more complex environment.
So much for "leading innovation", I say "leading it's customers up the garden path".
How the heck can we ever standardise? And stay up with "innovation"
Where is Exchange 2010??? is'nt the release date imminent?
We have 55 remote Exchange sites globally and 10 Centralised Exchange servers and an already mixed Exchange 2003/2007, Windows server 2003 Sp2/R2, Windows Server 2008 SP2 with some Windows server 2008 R2 non-exchange servers, microsoft is forcing us into a situation of having an even more complex environment.
So much for "leading innovation", I say "leading it's customers up the garden path".
How the heck can we ever standardise? And stay up with "innovation"
Where is Exchange 2010??? is'nt the release date imminent?