Microsoft is introducing Exchange 2003 at a time when the e-mail market is in turmoil with new entries from Oracle and IBM (Workplace Messaging and Domino 6.5). Both Domino and Exchange 5.5 customers ...

Microsoft outlined some options for organizations using Exchange Server 2003, which loses product support on April 8. Next month's end of "extended support" date for Exchange 2003 means that the ...

Three years in the making, the enhanced e-mail client and server was released to manufacturing Monday and is expected to be available to licensed enterprise customers by the end of the summer, one ...

Microsoft provided additional details on Exchange Server 2003, the next version of its e-mail server product, as it made release candidate 1 (RC1) of the product widely available Monday. With the RC1 ...

Microsoft will introduce a new per-user licensing option with the release of Exchange Server 2003 later this year, legitimizing the way many companies use existing versions of Exchange. The new ...

Microsoft on Friday will release a limited preview of its upcoming service pack for Exchange 2003, including its latest tools for pushing e-mail to mobile devices. In a blog posting, Microsoft Senior ...

Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 is used in the smallest mom-and-pop shops to the largest enterprise-class clients. While it is available via a multitude of sales channels, and while it exists in a ...

As I covered in my blog post on “The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly in Migrating to Exchange 2010,” I mentioned I would provide more details on the steps needed to migrate from Exchange 2003 to Exchange ...

The inability to connect from a Vista PC to an Exchange Server may be due to a conflict with the Windows Firewall. Dennis O'Reilly began writing about workplace technology as an editor for Ziff-Davis' ...

Microsoft Tuesday launched Exchange Server 2003, officially starting its quest to convert the large number of users on the aging Version 5 of the e-mail server software. Microsoft Tuesday launched ...

Microsoft Corp. will introduce a per-user licensing option with the release of Exchange Server 2003 later this year, legitimizing the way many companies use existing versions of Exchange. The new ...