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Upgrading from Exchange 2010 to Exchange 2013 on Windows 2012 (Part 1)
Microsoft announced the release of Exchange 2013 last fall, but this was not very useful to most of us, because there was no support for previous...
Replication links within Active Directory can be configured to use IP, RPC or SMTP for their transport protocols. Each is explained below:
- RPC replication occurs within sites and is not compressed. As such, it occurs faster but uses more bandwidth. IP replication occurs between sites (Inter-Site Transports) and uses RPC with compression.
- SMTP replication is used for sites that cannot use the others, but as a general rule, it should never be used. It is reserved when network connections are not always available, therefore, you can schedule replication. Also, SMTP replication cannot replicate the Domain-Naming Context, the AD partition for a domain within an organization. If you are replicating the same domain, you cannot use SMTP.
Sync your Domain with an Internet time server
cloudservuscom : Sep 18, 2009 8:50:52 PM
Recently, the time on all of my domain computers was out of sync. Each computer in my domain had the same time, but it was about 10 minutes slow....
AD: Checking Active Directory prerequisites for Exchange Server 2010 SP1
cloudservuscom : Dec 15, 2010 4:54:06 AM
This article will discuss preparing your AD environment for Exchange Server 2010 SP1. Before installing Exchange 2010 into your AD environment you...