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[	274	]	Exchange 2007 Articles	Last updated: Jul 02, 2009
[	272	]	Exchange 2003 Articles	Last updated: Jan 29, 2009
[	71	]	Exchange 2000 Articles	Last updated: Jul 06, 2004
[	2	]	Exchange 2010 Articles	Last updated: May 14, 2009
[	12	]	Exchange 5.5 Articles	Last updated: Jan 05, 2005
[	11	]	Product Reviews	Last updated: Oct 28, 2008

Product Reviews Articles

Messageware AttachView 2007: Date - Oct 28, 2008; Author - Nathan Winters; A review of Messageware AttachView 2007, a product which enhances the WebReady Document Viewing, covering its features and the reasons any Exchange Server administrator should consider for implementation.
E-mail Filtering for Exchange: SurfControl E-Mail Filter for Exchange 2000/2003 Review: Date - Mar 01, 2005; Author - Henrik Walther; The purpose of this article is to give you a somewhat superficial review of SurfControl’s E-mail Filter for Exchange 2000/2003. Some of you might ask why it’s superficial; well there’s a simple answer for that, the product is way too comprehensive for an in-depth review, I therefore suggest you download your own trial version and give the product a go in your test lab, as that’s the only way to get a real insight into the product’s capabilities.
Add mail archiving to Exchange: GFI MailArchiver Review: Date - Feb 15, 2005; Author - Dan DiNicolo; You remember Steve, right? That’s Steve from Sales, the guy who needed access to an email that he deleted over a year ago. You probably remember the hassles of having to first find and then restore his mailbox. Perhaps you even recall sifting through his messages, trying to find that single, solitary email, and dedicating a whole afternoon to the process. Thankfully, things don’t have to be this way. I’m talking about a product called GFI MailArchiver, a message archiving solution that makes searching through internal and external email as simple as firing up your web browser and searching for the message in question.
Software Review: GFI FAXmaker for Exchange/SMTP: Date - Jan 10, 2005; Author - Brien Posey; Have you ever stopped to think about the fax machine in your office? Fax machines started to become popular in the 1980s. Since that time, fax machines have changed very little. Sure, they are faster than first generation fax machines, and some fax machines now support color, but generally speaking, fax machines are based on 1980's technology. In this article I've reviewed GFI FAXmaker. I installed the latest version onto my own network to see if it could help streamline my business. Here are the results.
Four Popular Anti Spam Filters for Exchange Reviewed: Date - May 05, 2004; Author - Synoradzki J., Wawrzyniak P., and Zmudziñski M.; Your only true defense against spam mail using Microsoft Exchange is to install third-party solutions. With this article, we are going to compare and evaluate four products, each of them somewhat differentiated by its mode of operation and email filtering techniques.
Product Review: GFI MailEssentials 8 - Anti-Spam and Mail Monitoring: Date - May 18, 2003; Author - Dan DiNicolo; Out of the box, most email server products provide limited monitoring, security, and anti-spam functions. In those that do, the feature set tends to be weak and seemingly implemented as an afterthought. However, the new GFI MailEssentials 8 product from GFI Software not only provides the most comprehensive anti-spam capabilities currently available, but also industrial-strength mail monitoring, the ability to add disclaimers to all outgoing messages, and more. Impressively, GFI provides many of the product's best features as freeware, making GFI MailEssentials 8 a must-evaluate product for administrators of both large and small networks alike.
Product Review: eXclaimer for MS Exchange 2000: Date - May 16, 2003; Author - Lee Derbyshire; The need for email disclaimer messages is now fairly well established, yet there is still no built-in facility for configuring them in Exchange 2000. For this review, I have chosen to look at eXclaimer, a product that receives regular mention in the Exchange Usenet newsgroups.
PowerControls v1.1 Exchange Restoration And Admin: Date - Jan 12, 2003; Author - Lee Derbyshire; Those of you who already use Ontrack PowerControls v1.0 will know what a powerful utility it is, but just how useful has this power been to you? With the release of v1.1, Ontrack has added a feature that greatly increases both it’s power and it’s usefulness in one go.
Ontrack PowerControls v1.0 Restoration and Administration: Date - Jul 27, 2002; Author - Lee Derbyshire; Ontrack Data International has been specializing in data recovery since 1987. By releasing PowerControls, Ontrack have decided to extend their expertise to the Exchange community and the result is a product that could well be a lifesaver for many Exchange Administrators.
Product Review: ReddFish Intergalactic's Ikakura list server: Date - May 16, 2002; Author - Will Schmied; There a more than a handful of third-party add-on applications for Microsoft’s Exchange Server 2000. The available products sometimes come as single purpose application and other times come as integrated packages that are designed to meet some, if not all, needs you may have above and beyond a base installation of Exchange Server. These products cover a wide range of areas, from administration to content checking to virus scanning and list servicing. Ikakura list server, by ReddFish Intergalactic is a fairly simple list server add on that will enable your Exchange Server to act a list server. I enjoyed working with Ikakura—after I got it installed and working, which was not as easy as I had hoped for.
Product Review: GFI Software’s Mail essentials: Date - May 16, 2002; Author - Will Schmied; There a more than a handful of third-party add-on applications for Microsoft’s Exchange Server 2000. The available products sometimes come as single purpose application and other times come as integrated packages that are designed to meet some, if not all, needs you may have above and beyond a base installation of Exchange Server. These products cover a wide range of areas, from administration to content checking to virus scanning and POP3 retrieval.