Month: March 2010

If your end users are using Exchange Server 2010 OWA, one of the things they can now do is track their messages from the Exchange Control Panel and see largely the same data an administrator sees. What isn’t enabled by default is the ability to delegate this on an organization wide basis via the Exchange Control Panel. There is a duplicate of this interface which lets a user search the entire organization’s message tracking logs. In order to access this, you need to do a couple of things: Create an Active Directory security group to delegate the rights to in … Continue reading Exposing Organization Level Message Tracking in Exchange 2010 OWA

Some folks employ all sorts of worldly mailbox organization strategies. Me, not so much… I may be a little behind on my DL mail:

One of the new features of Outlook Web App (OWA) in Exchange 2010 is the ability for OWA to act as an IM client if you have Office Communications Server (OCS) in your environment. Once configured, you’ll be able to see and manage your buddy list, manage presence, as well as participate in IM conversations while logged in to OWA. Configuring this integration requires a number of steps on each of your Exchange 2010 Client Access Servers (CAS’). Many of the changes discussed in this blog post will cause brief service interruptions so it is highly recommended that you perform … Continue reading How to Integrate Office Communications Server 2007 R2 with Exchange 2010