Intermedia announces Exchange 2010 is available for sale from Intermedia!
The world’s first hosted Exchange 2010 service is here – and more importantly, so is the industry’s first 100% Data Protection Guarantee, credibly offered through our DataEcho™ architecture.
You may want to see more details of this here -
http://www.intermedia.net/exchange-hosting/exchange-hosting.asp
As some tech geeks may already be aware Microsoft’s new messaging and collaboration product Exchange 2010 is coming soon. Some of you have been participating in our beta launch of Exchange 2010 and as we can judge by your feedback have really enjoyed that.
We are going to publish a series of posts to make you more familiar with this product that we plan to offer as soon as it’s released.
So I will start with one of the most exciting customer-facing feature -
Outlook Web App. Yes, this is good old Outlook Web Access on steroids. Now it has much more options available to an end-user and they are exciting!
Among top anticipated features are fully supported cross browser Premium version of Outlook Web App. Back then it was supported only on Internet Explorer browsers so that Safari/Firefox users were lacking Premium version. With this new functionality the users running Safari or Firefox should have exactly the same experience as those running Internet Explorer.
Outlook Web App is a feature rich application that appears to have been designed to narrow the gap between Outlook client and Outlook Web. New features available in Outlook Web App now include Favorites, Search Folders, ability to attach a message to a message, integration with Office Communicator (it is possible to exchange message directly from within Outlook Web App and it also includes presence and contact list), new Conversation view, integration with SMS text messages, side-by-side comparison of calendar.
The feature list provided is not complete and we will continue to highlight the features and enhancements that are exciting!
S/MIME for Exchange is a useful feature for some users and we present the description of how it can be implemented in our environment.
Check out S/MIME for Exchange!
Sometimes you may see a corrupt email address for the Company Contact in your Outlook/OWA address book. The email address of the contact looks like pretty weird - 793a5e2b-09c5-4005-9921-b30695a28ec1@exch016.msoutlookonline.net. If you check the contact in HostPilot it will have correct email address.
So what the heck with those contacts? Check Why do I see corrupt contacts in Outlook/OWA address book? to get the answer!
Occasionally the users working with ActiveSync powered devices may encounter this error – 0×80004005. To remedy it please follow the instructions from our article ActiveSync error 0×80004005
There’s the same error code that applies to Outlook pre-2007 versions that is caused by Norton antivirus.
Comments are welcome.
Recently our Support team has come across a few cases regarding one peculiar problem so we decided to create an article devoted to this error –
Feel free to share your thoughts about this.
Recently our Knowledge Base Team published a bunch of new articles. Please find below what’s new we have to offer:
How to setup Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync (EAS) on Palm OS device
How to open SharePoint site from mobile device
Office Communicator client for BlackBerry in EXCH020 domain
Also a few articles have been updated to reflect the newest changes:
Articles about Message Mirror or Basic archiving - 1321, 1553, 1484, 1589 – we’ve added instructions for Entourage
Articles about SpamStopper - 1244 and 1652
How do I export Active Directory user information to CSV file? - we’ve slightly changed the command to use
Feel free to have a look!
As we’ve mentioned just recently the newest release of HostPilot brought in a set of cool features and one of them is obviously Retention Policy.
To provide a better description on it we’ve created and published a Knowledge Base article that is available here.
We’ve just released a new version of our control panel that brings in a few nice and long anticipating features.
Check out their description -
Finally, Enterprise grade Exchange-based Business Continuity from the leader in Exchange
Keep your business running, even if your in-house Exchange server is down.
See how business continuity email works
Email is a critical business communication tool. For many small and medium businesses it is more important than telephone service. This makes it equally critical to ensure that your email is available 24×7, 365 days a year. 99.9% uptime is simply not good enough.
Building and maintaining a highly available Exchange server environment is expensive and complex to manage. Intermedia’s Business Continuity solution solves this problem by providing a hosted, standby Exchange-based email solution that always ready in case your on-premise Exchange server becomes unavailable.
More details are available on our website and we’ve even created a stunning video to see how Intermedia’s Business Continuity Solution works!
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