During Exchange 2010 deployment, you can see that Exchange 2010 Outlook Anywhere not working. One of the best tools for tests and diagnostics is https://www.testexchangeconnectivity.com/ website.

When you run “Outlook Anywhere (RPC over HTTP)” test you can see the error that contains the following message:

 “The EXCH provider section is missing from the Autodiscover response”

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Spam can flood inboxes, clog Internet connections, fill quarantine folders, and generally cause both admins and users digital headaches. With spam volumes on the rise, the problem gets worse every day, and companies with smaller Internet circuits or older servers can be overwhelmed when there is a spike from the latest botnet or Trojan horse designed to spam the masses. While you cannot take the fight to the spammers, you can push the battlefield out of your own network and into the cloud. GFI MailEssentials Complete Online is a fantastic cloud based filtering solution, which can keep spam, malware and phishing attacks out of your network and away from your users.

Hi folks! Recently I started getting more and more questions about NetMeeting replacement for Windows 7. Personally, I haven't used NetMeeting much so I didn't even realize that Microsoft removed NetMeeting from their latest OS's . Apparently, that caused some issues for many of you.

In Vista Microsoft offer some sort of replacement for NetMeeting called Windows Meeting Space so those 3 of you who still use Vista should have less worries . However it's not available in Windows 7 and that can become a real issue. Running a virtual Windows XP machine in Windows 7 just for NetMeeting doesn't look to me as a graceful solution. Another option would be SharedView from Microsoft. It can actually work if you don't care about going via Internet and registering a Live ID. I decided to try it myself and it was painfully slow.

So I started looking for some free peer-to-peer lightweight tool that I could recommend to my business clients. Enterprise users are usually not at liberty to leave their private local networks. They also don't particularly like complex tools which require a significant learning curve. After some research I found nothing that would satisfy my requirements. At that point I felt your pain and I had to do something about it.

As some of you may know, I've been a technical advisor for Inletex - a neat Canadian company specializing in remote support solutions. These guys have once followed the principle "if you want to do it right - do it yourself" and that's exactly how their Easy Remote Control tool came into existence. I talked to their core team and in one month (these guys are fast!) the first version of Inletex Easy Meeting Classic was released. Currently it offers just a basic NetMeeting desktop sharing functionality. But it's simple, fast, peer-to-peer, and FREE! For those who merely want to share their desktop with others it is definitely worth to look at.

Some features:

• Freeware: It’s 100% free. Free for enterprises. Free for personal use.
• Greenware: No installation required. Zero footprint.
• Peer-to-peer for LAN/WAN: No Internet required. All information stays in your private network.
• Ease of use: Whether you share your desktop or join a shared session – one application, one click operation.

Product and download page: NetMeeting for Windows 7

Live webinar on Wednesday, November 9
3:00 PM GMT / 10:00 AM EDT

Join Anatoly Vilchinsky as he demonstrates simple
step-by-step instructions for building your own SAN or centralized, networked storage by using standard off-the-shelf x86 hardware or even a repurposed server running Windows.

You will also learn how to:

• Turn a standard Windows server into a Highly-Available Fault-Tolerant SAN within minutes
• Simplify Backups and Replication
• Improve Network Performance
• Increase availability and protect your data assets

Click here to register:
https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/551524898

Hello my friends. I'm happy to do this announcement!. Next week we are (Compugen, Winnipeg) organizing a huge technical event about all Office 365 aspects. You can get true, independent  answers from a technical experts. Everybody is welcome.

Here are the details:

Date: 
October 26, 2011
 
Time: 11:45AM
(lunch will be provided)
 
Location:
Microsoft Office (Winnipeg)
11th Floor – 360 Main St.
Winnipeg, MB
 
Featured Presenters:
Rami Gabra (Compugen)
Microsoft Certified Architect
Erik Moll (Microsoft)
Solution Sales Professional

Lunch will be provided.

Please let us know that you will be joining us for this event. To RSVP and for any further questions, please contact Neal Pinto at:  This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it