Exchange Server
What Exchange Version/Service Pack is on my server?
Each version of Exchange Server includes a build number so that you can easily identify which version of the software you are running.
Open the Exchange System Manager, expand Servers, right-click your server, click Properties, select the General tab (if it isn’t already selected) and you should see something similar to this:
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Exchange Server 2003 SP2 and Intelligent Message Filter
Although this is a rather old subject, I was recently approached by someone experiencing difficulties with Exchange 2003 SP2 and IMF (Intelligent Message Filter) so I thought I would quickly let you all in on a little tip, for those of you who haven’t as yet installed Exchange 2003 SP2, which I can’t imagine would [...]
Clustering modes Exchange Server 2007 supports
Whereas Exchange 2003 really offers only one type of clustering support (local, with multiple servers sharing a SAN), Exchange 2007 supports log shipping both remotely and locally, which opens up new modes of clustering:
Local Continuous Replication (LCR ), a single-server solution in which the system uses the logs to create a second copy of a [...]
Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 server roles
Exchange Server 2003 had a basic set of server roles: a back-end server that hosts information stores and performs the bulk of processing and front-end servers that accept client requests and proxies them to the appropriate back-end server. Exchange 2007 has a more granular set of server roles to give flexibility to larger Exchange deployments, [...]
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