Incredible amount of interest in Office365 and also a lot of talk of 'Private Clouds' offering email as a service. Doing Exchange 2010 on premise but following the relevant Exchange Online design principles to achieve large numbers of big mailboxes is still the best option for most enterprise customers I speak to..
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Have a look at a my blogs on 'You Had Me At EHLO...' Protecting Exchange Data with DPM, CCR Decision Making Flowcharts, SCR Decision Making Flowcharts, On email archiving. ...and a few more here High item counts - what do you do about it?, Archive v Big Mailboxes, Getting your Exchange 2007 Project Approved, (and the follow up 7 blogs), Recovery Scenarios Part 1, Recovery Scenarios Part 2, Recovery Scenarios Part 3, How quick will DPM backup?, Synchronous or Asynchronous Replication?, Why not stretch CCR?, Backup solutions for Exchange 2007..., Do we actually need to backup Exchange?, SAN v DAS.
...and a few more here High item counts - what do you do about it?, Archive v Big Mailboxes, Getting your Exchange 2007 Project Approved, (and the follow up 7 blogs), Recovery Scenarios Part 1, Recovery Scenarios Part 2, Recovery Scenarios Part 3, How quick will DPM backup?, Synchronous or Asynchronous Replication?, Why not stretch CCR?, Backup solutions for Exchange 2007..., Do we actually need to backup Exchange?, SAN v DAS.
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