An accepted domain is a SMTP namespace for which a Microsoft Exchange Server sends or receives emails. Accepted domains comprise the domains that the Exchange organization is authoritative.
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Once we have installed Exchange Server 2016 in the organization, it requires configuring mail flow and client access in order to send to Internet and external clients such as Microsoft Office Outlook, and Exchange ActiveSync. (more…)
We moved one of the customer to our private cloud and Decommissioned the Exchange server.
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As we all know, if we need to send an email to multiple users/people, we will use a distribution group. Distribution groups are mail-enabled groups that can contain number of e-mail recipients. (more…)
Email is a vital business communication tool “today” and organizations use disclaimers for a variety of reasons. (more…)
We have already talked a lot about auto discover which is an evolution for the auto configuration of outlook, ActiveSync and other mobile devices. In this blog I am sharing a common mistake which I found at my customer location. This is very much possible in an environment where we don’t have dedicated Messaging systems administrators, lack of training and un professional design done by a cheap solution provider.
Microsoft MVP | 2010 - 2018
