Just before Exchange 2007 takes the spotlight, Microsoft does not leave its current version unattended and publishes and updates its (really useful) guides.
This guide is designed to provide you with essential information about how to harden your Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 environment.
This guide discusses the necessary minimum rights needed for Exchange administrators to manage Exchange-related data in Active Directory as it pertains to user, inetOrgPerson, group, and contact objects so that separation of administrative tasks can be implemented.
This guide provides information about Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 performance and scalability.
This guide discusses how, when using S/MIME, encryption protects the contents of e-mail messages and digital signatures verify the identity of a purported sender of an e-mail message.
The Microsoft® Exchange Server 2003 store is a storage platform that provides a single repository in which you can manage multiple types of unstructured information. This guide provides in-depth information to make administration and troubleshooting tasks easier for you to perform.