You may have seen the introduction to the new Exchange Administration Center (EAC). The EAC is a unified Web-based portal for both on-premises and online Exchange deployments. Managing high availab...
Updated Jul 01, 2019
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Meh, I really don't like ever growing trend to make everything web based. The excuse is always "you can use it from anywhere", but I've never has an issue where I couldn't access my PC or the server to access the EMC. Web based interfaces are ALWAYS slower and clunkier to use and navigate than their thick client based counterparts. Am I the only one that misses the exchange 2003 and prior behavior where all mailbox attributes could be handled from the user object?
Also, enough with making administrator facing interfaces "pretty". Pretty is just a distraction and has zero benefit to an admin who is just looking to get the job done as quickly as possible. Focusing on clean and simple should be the priority. If Windows 2012 had all its native features along with the Windows 2000 server GUI, I would be in heaven.