Essential Business Server 2008 comes with Exchange 2007. One of the most used features for EBS at work is the Outlook Web Access by our remote users. Of course it’s sometimes much more easier than opening Outlook first thing in the morning before heading to work to have a quick glance at your emails. OWA [...]
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Using OWA Contact Info behind TMG on EBS 2008
Posted: 12th February 2010 by neop26 in IT ShopTags: EBS08, Essential Business Server, Forefront, OWA, TMG
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Reporting Functionality for Forefront Threat Management Gateway
Posted: 2nd November 2009 by neop26 in IT ShopTags: EBS08, Essential Business Server, Forefront, Gateway, Management, Reporting, Security, Threat
Forefront Threat Management Gateway is the new revamped face of ISA servers which used to perform the functions of Edge Security gateway servers for networks. Its core functionalities include providing protection from WAN/Internet based threats and also providing means for secure Internet connectivity for Small to Medium Size organizations. It is a critical part of [...]
Essential Business Server 2008 (Post 1)
Posted: 31st October 2009 by neop26 in IT ShopTags: 2008, EBS08, Essential Business Server, new zealand
The objective of this blog post is to give an inside tour of the EBS 2008 setup that I currently look after and also to kick start the EBS 2008 series of posts. History:- When I joined the firm that I currently work for about a year ago we were using:- Lotus Notes for Email [...]
Remote Web Workspace issue for SBS 2008 and EBS 2008 with XP SP3 Systems
Posted: 29th October 2009 by neop26 in IT ShopTags: 2008, Activex, Addon, EBS08, Essential Business Server, IE8, RDP 6.1, RDP 7, Remote Web Workspace, RWW, Small Business Server, XP SP3
There had been an issue identified with XP Sp3 machines not being able to connect to remote machines within an SBS or EBS environment via Remote Web Workspace. Some classic signs of the issue and various options that I had tried out in vain When you click connect to your default remote machines the following [...]
