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Exchange 2007~ Anyone?

garv221

Anyone currently running this new server? I am considering upgrading to this. I really like the upgrade OWA & the ability to send/recieve email from my smart phone in rich text.

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royal

We have an entire Exchange 2007 infrastructure configured in our datacenter for our company which one of our Unified Communication architects configured. It has Unified Communications role on it as it completely configured to talk to our PBX with Call Manager. Some phones have unity voice mail and some users are UM enabled. I've been working closely with the Architect for the last few weeks on how exactly Unified Messaging works and how the PBX transfers voice mail directly to Exchange 2007 and all that good stuff. Exchange 2007 definitely has some nice stuff, I just wish I had more time right now to devote to other areas of Exchange 2007.

Slowhand

I'm doing some research on Outlook 2007 for my company, as we speak. Once I have some more information, I'll be happy to share.

blargoe

I'm off to E2K7 training as soon as my plate is cleared of the projects I'm currently involved in, and then we will pilot and deploy. It'll be at least 3 months before I will be able to start though.

garv221

Cool, I believe I am going to make the move as well. I'm putting pricing and the install method into a formal presentation plan. I will also have to upgrade XEONs. I did see MS has better Spam & Virus protection bundled with it? I believe I will be going with GFI Mail Essentials and Symantec MS for Exchange. How about you?

@Slowhand - yes, please share. I have Outlook 2007 installed right and like it.

keatron

We're running Exchange 2007 and Office Enterprise 2007 (Outlook 2007 included). Features and integration are mind boggling. I haven't looked back since installation.

My surprise favorites are Business Contact Manager 2007 and One Note (don't go to any meetings without it).

blargoe

Our ISP is Sprint and we are using their hosted service for gateway SPAM and virus filtering. That's as effective as any solution I've seen, we get almost no spam. We're also looking at some archiving solutions for 2003 but I'm probably going to wait to see what's out there for 2007 before we make a commitment to a particular product.

We are rolling out Live Communications Server over the next month and we are going to upgrade our SharePoint sites to 2007 soon and roll out Office 2007 later in the year, with Exchange 2007 being the last piece of the puzzle. I can't wait to see how it all fits together.

RTmarc

We run Exchange 07. It's worth the move. Enough said.

garv221

Thanks for all the feed back. Does exchange 03 have rich text formating for mobile devices on wireless sync like 07?

tuscani

Check it:

http://msexchangeteam.com/videos/default.aspx

royal

I get to go on my first full blown Exchange 2007/ISA 2006 implementation in Chicago for a 1000 user company beginning in April. Should definitely be interesting. I'll post back on details as the project proceeds on experiences that I encounter.

sprkymrk

justindu wrote:

Check it:

http://msexchangeteam.com/videos/default.aspx

Thanks for the link justindu!

TechJunky

icroyal: I was curious if you have started or completed this project yet.

Let me know how it went.

royal

Yep, we just finished design Friday and are beginning implementation today. So far nothing too wowish. We shall see