Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 - What Brings to Users and IT Administrators#
On Geekzone there is a great article (http://www.geekzone.co.nz/content.asp?contentid=6575) on what Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 brings to Users and IT Administrators. Thanks goes to Mr Freitas for conversations with Charlie Chung at the recent Microsoft TechEd in Auckland for finding out this information. An interesting read to see where exchange technology is going with the new version. I'm particularly interested to see that for production Microsoft will only support the 64 Bit version mainly due to scalability and performance reasons. It's good to see the 64 Bit revolution is slowly happening!
 
 

 

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