As discussed in the earlier blog post introducing the new Exchange 2007 console, the Exchange Management Console GUI has been completely redesigned in Exchange 2007. While redesigning the Exchange ...
Updated Jul 01, 2019
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Glad to see a couple of people agree :-)
I posted a second comment which may have been filtered since it followed the first one not long afterward.
Essentially it had to do with additional options for policies; in addition to making them consistent with all types (email address, managed folders, server activesync, etc), I would like to see the ability to apply them based on group membership or OU. I had some ideas on how this would be implemented, but since the original comment might reappear I won't repeat it verbatim.
This had applications for situations where different teams, departments, divisions, or perhaps companies had differing requirements; the example was in Server ActiveSync where one group needs a 4 digit pin, one needs an 8 digit password, and the boss needs none (because he's the boss). I love the fact that multiple ActiveSync policies will be possible, but it needs to have the ability to stretch to groups of users rather than individuals.
I think it's a valid idea and certainly do-able.
I posted a second comment which may have been filtered since it followed the first one not long afterward.
Essentially it had to do with additional options for policies; in addition to making them consistent with all types (email address, managed folders, server activesync, etc), I would like to see the ability to apply them based on group membership or OU. I had some ideas on how this would be implemented, but since the original comment might reappear I won't repeat it verbatim.
This had applications for situations where different teams, departments, divisions, or perhaps companies had differing requirements; the example was in Server ActiveSync where one group needs a 4 digit pin, one needs an 8 digit password, and the boss needs none (because he's the boss). I love the fact that multiple ActiveSync policies will be possible, but it needs to have the ability to stretch to groups of users rather than individuals.
I think it's a valid idea and certainly do-able.