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September 1, 2010

How to Manage Previewers in Outlook 2010

by @ 9:03 am. Filed under Applications, Exchange/Outlook, Security/Firewalls, Tips & Tricks

If you are unable to preview Word, Excel and PowerPoint files in Outlook 2010, make sure that the previewers are not disabled. The attachment previewers are enabled by default. Here’s how the previewers work in Outlook 2010.

First of all, make sure that the attached file that you are trying to preview in Outlook has the application installed. In other words, if you are trying to preview a Word file in an Outlook message then Microsoft Word must be installed on your computer. For security reasons, you have the option to selectively remove some or all the attachment previewers.

If you want to selectively use only certain attachment previewers in Outlook then follow these steps.

  1. Click the File tab.
  2. Click Options
  3. Click Trust Center.

  4. Under Microsoft Outlook Trust Center, click Trust Center Settings, and then click Attachment Handling.
  5. Do one of the following:
    • To turn off all attachment previewers, click Turn off Attachment Preview.
    • To turn off a specific attachment previewer, click Attachment and Document Previewers, clear the check box for a previewer that you want to turn off, and then click OK.

August 27, 2010

How to Synchronize HTC EVO 4G Contacts List to Outlook

by @ 3:59 pm. Filed under Applications, Articles, Exchange/Outlook, Tips & Tricks, Wireless/Mobile

I recently ordered an HTC EVO 4G through my telecommunication Web site. Because I am a broker for all the major wireless providers in USA, I have the luxury to pick from one of the more than 65 free phones, or get one of the high-end phones at a discount. After researching for over two months, I decided to settle on HTC EVO 4G from Sprint. I have to wait for four weeks because HTC EVO is one of the most popular smart phones in the market today and HTC can’t make them fast enough to keep up with the demand. Especially, with all the iPhone issues in the news lately, people are very interested in HTC EVO 4G. Luckily, 4G wireless network is widely available in the Seattle area.

The wait for my HTC EVO was totally worth it. I could have waited for Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7 smart phone but just like any other product, it will take Microsoft a while to fix all the bugs. Although everything I have heard about Windows Phone 7 is encouraging and Microsoft is supposedly going to spend 1 billion (that’s not a misprint…..that’s a billion with a B) to market Windows Phone 7 around the world. I like Windows Mobile OS but wanted to try Android for a change.

Here are the step-by-step instructions on how to synchronize your HTC EVO Contacts list to Outlook.

  1. Download and install the latest version of HTC Sync here. At the time of writing, the latest version was 2.0.40 that came out on 6/16/2010. I have tested the software successfully on Windows 7 and Windows XP SP3.
  2. Start the HTC Sync software from Start, All Programs, HTC, HTC Sync. You won’t be able to configure the Sync Manager until you have plugged the USB cable from your phone (micro USB connector) to the USB port on your PC.
  3. On your HTC EVO you will see a screen that prompts you to choose a connection type. There are four options:
    1. Charge only
    2. HTC Sync
    3. Disk drive
    4. USB tethering
    Select HTC Sync and then tap Done.
  4. You will be prompted to select a name for your phone. The default option is “My HTC Evo 4G.”
  5. As soon as you are connected to your PC, you will see a third option on your HTC Sync screen on your PC called Application Installer.

  6. Double-click the Sync Manager and then click the icon next to Settings to load the Sync Manager Settings window. Here you can configure the options to sync only the Contacts, or the Calendar, or both. You can also configure how to resolve any conflicts between the contacts on your mobile phone and the Outlook.

  7. Configure the settings as necessary. For example, if you have multiple Contacts lists, such as one in your Inbox and one in your PST file, and you want to make sure that you keep your Mobile Contacts list separate from your Outlook Contacts list like I do, you need to specify which Contacts list you want to sync. By default, the HTC Sync will synchronize the default Contacts folder, which may be the one in the Inbox. If you only have one Contacts list and you want it to be the same on both your HTC EVO and Outlook then you have nothing to worry about. On the other hand, if you want to keep the two lists separate, like I do, then you need to be careful or else you will end up making a mess of your existing Contact list. If you have more than one Contacts list, click on the Properties button in step 6 and then clear the box Use default Contacts folder.Note: As a precaution, you should backup your Outlook Contacts list and also export your contacts list on your HTC EVO. To export HTC Contacts list go to Contacts, Menu, Import/Export, Export to SD card. If it’s the first time you are exporting the list you will be prompted to export your Contacts list to “/sdcard/pcsc_pcsc_00001.vcf”. If it’s the second time the name will be “/sdcard/pcsc_pcsc_00002.vcf”, and so on. Click OK to export the list. You can import a backed up list at a later time if necessary.
  8. Click the Set Folder button and select the appropriate Contacts list.

  9. If you don’t want to synchronize the calendar, then clear the box Synchronize this category under Categories, Calendar.
  10. Usually you don’t have to modify the Conflict Policy and Silent Sync options.
  11. Click Automatic Sync and select the appropriate options. I prefer a manual sync because I don’t sync my calendar, I only sync my Contacts list and it doesn’t need to be synchronized too often. If you are synchronizing your calendar then you may be interested in the automatic start of synchronization.
  12. Click OK to apply the changes and close the Sync Manager window.
  13. You can start the synchronization either from the Sync Manager on your PC or your mobile phone HTC EVO. I usually start the synchronization from my mobile phone.
  14. You will see the synchronization process start as the data is prepared from your phone.

  15. During the synchronization process you will see the progress as records are added (if it’s the first time) or synchronized with your Outlook.

  16. Once the process is complete you can verify that all the Contacts were added, updated, or removed.

  17. The Synchronization Summary report shows you all the details.

  18. It also shows you the options that you select in the Used settings section.

So far I am loving HTC EVO 4G. Because there are so many things you can do on a smart phone these days, I think securing the information should be a major concern for all the mobile phone users. I hope to write about securing smart phones, especially HTC EVO in a future post.

Troubleshooting Tips

As you can see, the process of synchronization of data between your Outlook and HTC EVO is pretty straight forward. However, there a couple of things to keep in mind when you are troubleshooting.

Make sure that you configure the Sync  Manager before you start synchronization because if you accept all the defaults it will synchronize the default folder. This is not an issue if you have only one Contacts list but if you have multiple Contact lists you may experience some unpleasant surprises.

If you are unable to get your data synchronized, make sure that you select the second option “HTC Sync” in step 3 on your HTC EVO. Sometimes if you are not looking at your cell phone, the option may default to Charge only and disappear off your screen.


Copyright ©2010 Zubair Alexander. All rights reserved.

August 1, 2010

Common Exchange 2010 Features Managed in the EMC

by @ 7:41 am. Filed under Exchange/Outlook, Tips & Tricks

The following is a list of common Exchange Server 2010 features that are managed in the Exchange Management Console (EMC), as documented by Microsoft.

Feature How to get there in the EMC Related management topics
Accepted domains Organization Configuration > Hub Transport > Accepted Domains tab

Edge Transport > Accepted Domains tab

Managing Accepted and Remote Domains
Address lists Organization Configuration > Mailbox > Address Lists tab Managing Address Lists
Archive quotas, apply to mailbox Recipient Configuration > Mailbox > (Select Mailbox) > Properties > Mailbox Settings tab > Archive Quota > Properties Configure Personal Archive Quotas for a Mailbox
Best Practices Analyzer Toolbox > Best Practices Analyzer > Open Tool Microsoft Exchange Analyzers
Calendar settings, apply to mailbox Recipient Configuration > Mailbox > (Select Mailbox) Properties > Calendar Settings tab Managing User Mailboxes
Client Access server settings Server Configuration > Client Access > (Select Server) > Properties Managing Client Access Servers
Content filtering Edge Transport > (Select Server) > Anti-spam tab > Content Filtering Configure Content Filtering Properties
Customer Experience Improvement Program, opt-in or opt-out organization Microsoft Exchange On-Premises > Customer Feedback tab Opt-in or Opt-out of the Customer Experience Improvement Program
Customer Experience Improvement Program, opt-in or opt-out servers Server Configuration > (Select Server) > Properties > Customer Feedback Options tab

Server Configuration > (Select Server Role Node) > (Select Server) > Properties > Customer Feedback Options tab

Opt-in or Opt-out of the Customer Experience Improvement Program
Database availability group networks Organization Configuration > Mailbox > Database Availability Groups tab > (Select Database Availability Group) > Networks tab Create a Database Availability Group Network

Configure Database Availability Group Network Properties

Database availability groups Organization Configuration > Mailbox > Database Availability Groups tab Managing Database Availability Groups
Database copies Organization Configuration > Mailbox > Database Management tab > (Select Mailbox Database) > Database Copies tab Managing Mailbox Database Copies
Database switchover Organization Configuration > Mailbox > Database Management tab

Organization Configuration > Mailbox > Database Management tab > (Select Mailbox Database) > Database Copies tab

Switchovers and Failovers
Databases Organization Configuration > Mailbox > Database Management tab Managing Mailbox Databases

Managing Public Folder Databases

Details Templates Editor Toolbox > Details Templates Editor > Open Tool Managing Details Templates
Diagnostic logging Server Configuration > Mailbox > (Select Server) > Manage Diagnostic Logging Properties Manage Diagnostic Logging Levels
Distribution groups Recipient Configuration > Distribution Group Managing Distribution Groups
Dynamic distribution groups Recipient Configuration > Distribution Group Managing Distribution Groups
Edge Subscriptions Organization Configuration > Hub Transport > Edge Subscriptions tab Managing Edge Subscriptions
Edge Transport server settings Edge Transport > (Select Server) > Properties Managing Transport Servers
E-mail address policies Organization Configuration > Hub Transport > E-mail Address Policies tab Managing E-Mail Address Policies
E-mail addresses, apply to public folder Toolbox > Public Folder Management Console > Default Public Folders > (Select Mail-Enabled Public Folder) > Properties > E-Mail Addresses tab Configure Public Folder Properties
E-mail addresses, apply to recipient Recipient Configuration > (Select Recipient) > Properties > E-Mail Addresses tab Configure User and Resource Mailbox Properties

Configure Mail User Properties

Configure Mail Contact Properties

Configure Distribution Group Properties

Configure Dynamic Distribution Group Properties

Exchange ActiveSync mailbox policies Organization Configuration > Client Access > Exchange ActiveSync Mailbox Policies tab Managing Exchange ActiveSync with Policies
Exchange ActiveSync mailbox policies, apply to mailbox Recipient Configuration > Mailbox > (Select Mailbox) > Properties > Mailbox Features tab > Exchange ActiveSync > Properties Add Users to an Exchange ActiveSync Mailbox Policy
Exchange Control Panel Web site Server Configuration > Client Access > Exchange Control Panel tab > (Select Web Site) > Properties Configure ECP Virtual Directory Properties
External Client Access domains Server Configuration > Client Access > Configure External Client Access Domain Configure External Client Access Namespaces
Federation trusts Organization Configuration > Federation Trust tab Managing Federation
Full Access permission, mailbox Recipient Configuration > Mailbox > (Select Mailbox) > Manage Full Access Permission Manage Full Access Permissions
Hub Transport server settings Server Configuration > Hub Transport > (Select Server) > Properties Managing Transport Servers
IMAP4, configure Server Configuration > Client Access > POP3 and IMAP4 tab > IMAP4 > Properties View or Configure IMAP4 Properties
IMAP4, enable, disable, or specify the MIME format for a mailbox Recipient Configuration > Mailbox > (Select Mailbox) > Properties > Mailbox Features tab > IMAP4 Enable or Disable IMAP4 Access for a User
IP Allow List providers Edge Transport > (Select Server) > Anti-spam tab > IP Allow List Providers Configure IP Allow List Providers Properties
IP Allow lists Edge Transport > (Select Server) > Anti-spam tab > IP Allow List Configure IP Allow List Properties
IP Block lists Edge Transport > (Select Server) > Anti-spam tab > IP Block List Configure IP Block List Properties
IP Block List providers Edge Transport > (Select Server) > Anti-spam tab > IP Block List Providers Configure IP Block List Providers Properties
Journal rules Organization Configuration > Hub Transport > Journal Rules tab Managing Journaling
License, input key Server Configuration > Enter Product Key Group Enter Product Key
License, view server and client licensing information Microsoft Exchange On-Premises > Collect Organizational Health Data tab Collect Organizational Health Data
Mail contacts Recipient Configuration > Mail Contact Managing Mail Contacts and Mail Users
Mail Flow Troubleshooter Toolbox > Mail Flow Troubleshooter > Open Tool NA
Mail users Recipient Configuration > Mail Contact Managing Mail Contacts and Mail Users
Mailbox server settings Server Configuration > Mailbox > (Select Server) > Properties Managing Mailbox Servers
Mailboxes, configure Recipient Configuration > Mailbox Managing User Mailboxes
Mailboxes, disconnected Recipient Configuration > Disconnected Mailbox Connect to the Disconnected Mailbox Server

Connect a Disconnected Personal Archive

Mailboxes, move Recipient Configuration > Mailbox > (Select Mailbox) > New Local Move Request or New Remote Move Request Managing Move Requests
MAPI, enable or disable for mailbox Recipient Configuration > Mailbox > (Select Mailbox) > Properties > Mailbox Features tab > MAPI Enable or Disable MAPI for a User Mailbox
Message delivery Organization Configuration > Hub Transport > Global Settings tab > (Select Transport Settings) > Properties > Message Delivery tab Configure Transport Settings Properties
Message delivery restrictions, apply to recipient Recipient Configuration > (Select Recipient) > Properties > Mail Flow Settings tab > Message Delivery Restrictions > Properties Configure Message Delivery Restrictions
Message size restrictions, apply to recipient Recipient Configuration > (Select Recipient) > Properties > Mail Flow Settings tab > Message Size Restrictions > Properties Configure Message Size Limits for a Mailbox or a Mail-Enabled Public Folder
Message tracking Toolbox > Message Tracking > Open Tool > (Log On to Outlook Web App) > (Select to Manage My Organization) > Reporting > Delivery Reports tab Track Messages with Delivery Reports
Move request, view or remove Recipient Configuration > Move Request Managing Move Requests
Offline address book virtual directory, configure Server Configuration > Client Access > Offline Address Book Distribution tab Configure Offline Address Book Distribution Properties
Offline address books (OABs) Organization Configuration > Mailbox > Offline Address Book tab Managing Offline Address Books
Organization relationships Organization Configuration > Organization Relationships tab Managing Federated Sharing
Organizational health, update Microsoft Exchange On-Premises > Organizational Health tab> Collect Organizational Health Data Collect Organizational Health Data
Organizational health, view Microsoft Exchange On-Premises > Organizational Health Data tab Collect Organizational Health Data
Outlook Anywhere, configure Server Configuration > Client Access > (Select Server) > Properties > Outlook Anywhere tab Managing Outlook Anywhere
Outlook Anywhere, enable or disable Server Configuration > Client Access > (Select Server) > Enable Outlook Anywhere Enable Outlook Anywhere

Disable Outlook Anywhere

Outlook Web App mailbox policies Organization Configuration > Client Access > Outlook Web App Mailbox Policies tab Managing Outlook Web App Mailbox Policies
Outlook Web App mailbox policies, apply to mailbox Recipient Configuration > Mailbox > (Select Mailbox) > Properties > Mailbox Features tab > Outlook Web App > Properties Apply an Outlook Web App Mailbox Policy to a Mailbox
Outlook Web App virtual directories, configure Server Configuration > Client Access > Outlook Web App tab Managing Outlook Web App Virtual Directories
Performance Monitor Toolbox > Performance Monitor > Open Tool Performance and Reliability Monitoring Step-by-Step Guide for Windows Server 2008
Performance Troubleshooter Toolbox > Performance Troubleshooter > Open Tool NA
Personal archive, disconnected Recipient Configuration > Disconnected Mailbox Connect a Disconnected Personal Archive
Personal archive, enable or disable Recipient Configuration > Mailbox > (Select Mailbox) > Enable Archive

OR

Recipient Configuration > Mailbox > (Select Mailbox) > Properties > Mailbox Features tab > Archive > Enable or Disable

Enable a Personal Archive for a New Mailbox

Enable a Personal Archive for an Existing Mailbox

POP3, configure Server Configuration > Client Access > (Select Server) > POP3 and IMAP4 tab > POP3 > Properties Managing POP3 and IMAP4
POP3, enable or disable for mailbox Recipient Configuration > Mailbox > (Select Mailbox) > Properties > Mailbox Features tab > POP3 Enable or Disable POP3 Access for a User
Public folder databases Organization Configuration > Mailbox > Database Management tab Managing Public Folder Databases
Public folder replication Toolbox > Public Folder Management Console > Default Public Folders > (Select Public Folder) > Properties > Replication tab Configure Public Folder Replication
Public folders Toolbox > Public Folder Management Console > Default Public Folders Managing Public Folders
Queue Viewer Toolbox > Queue Viewer > Open Tool Using Queue Viewer
Receive connectors Server Configuration > Hub Transport > Receive Connectors

Edge Transport > Receive Connectors

Managing Connectors
Recipient filtering Edge Transport > (Select Server) > Anti-spam tab > Recipient Filtering Managing Anti-Spam and Antivirus Features
Remote Connectivity Analyzer Toolbox > Remote Connectivity Analyzer > Open Tool Exchange Remote Connectivity Analyzer Tool
Remote domains Organization Configuration > Hub Transport > Remote Domains tab Managing Accepted and Remote Domains
Resource mailbox, configure Recipient Configuration > (Select Resource Mailbox) > Properties Managing Resource Mailboxes and Scheduling
Role Based Access Control (RBAC) User Editor Toolbox > Role Based Access Control (RBAC) User Editor > Open Tool > (Log On to Outlook Web App) > Administrator Roles tab and User Roles tab Administrator Roles Tab

User Roles Tab

Routing Log Viewer Toolbox > Routing Log Viewer > Open Tool Using the Routing Log Viewer
Send As permissions, mailbox Recipient Configuration > Mailbox > (Select Mailbox) > Manage Send As Permission Manage Send As Permissions for a Mailbox
Send As permissions, mail-enabled public folder Toolbox > Public Folder Management Console > Default Public Folders > (Select Mail-Enabled Public Folder) > Manage Send As Permission Manage Send As Permissions for Mail-Enabled Public Folders
Send connectors Organization Configuration > Hub Transport > Send Connectors tab

Edge Transport > Send Connectors tab

Managing Connectors
Send on behalf, mailbox Recipient Configuration > Mailbox > (Select Mailbox) > Properties > Mail Flow Settings tab > Delivery Options > Properties Configure User and Resource Mailbox Properties
Send on behalf, mail-enabled public folder Toolbox > Public Folder Management Console > Default Public Folders > (Select Mail-Enabled Public Folder) > Properties > Mail Flow Settings tab > Delivery Options > Properties Configure Public Folder Properties
Sender filtering Edge Transport > (Select Server) > Anti-spam tab> Sender Filtering Managing Anti-Spam and Antivirus Features
Sender ID Edge Transport > (Select Server) > Anti-spam tab > Sender ID Managing Anti-Spam and Antivirus Features
Sender reputation Edge Transport > (Select Server) > Anti-spam tab> Sender Reputation Managing Anti-Spam and Antivirus Features
Server switchover Server Configuration > Mailbox > (Select Server) > Switchover Server Perform a Server Switchover
Sharing policies Organization Configuration > Mailbox > Sharing Policies tab Managing Federated Sharing
Sharing policies, apply to mailbox Recipient Configuration > Mailbox > (Select Mailbox) > Properties > Mailbox Settings tab > Federated Sharing > Properties Managing Federated Sharing
Storage quotas, configure for a mailbox Recipient Configuration > Mailbox > (Select Mailbox) > Properties > Mailbox Settings tab > Storage Quotas > Properties Configure Storage Quotas for a Mailbox
Tracking Log Explorer Toolbox > Tracking Log Explorer > Open Tool NA
Transport dumpster Organization Configuration > Hub Transport > Global Settings tab > Transport Settings > Properties > General tab Configure Transport Settings Properties
Transport limits Organization Configuration > Hub Transport > Global Settings tab > (Select Transport Settings) > Properties > General tab Configure Transport Settings Properties
Transport rules Organization Configuration > Hub Transport > Transport Rules tab

Edge Transport > Transport Rules tab

Managing Transport Rules
Transport settings Organization Configuration > Hub Transport > Global Settings tab Configure Transport Settings Properties
UM auto attendants Organization Configuration > Unified Messaging > UM Auto Attendants tab Managing UM Auto Attendants
UM dial plans Organization Configuration > Unified Messaging > UM Dial Plans tab Managing UM Dial Plans
UM hunt groups Organization Configuration > Unified Messaging > UM IP Gateways tab > (Select IP Gateway) > UM Hunt Groups tab Managing UM Hunt Groups
UM IP gateways Organization Configuration > Unified Messaging > UM IP Gateways tab Managing UM IP Gateways
UM mailbox policies Organization Configuration > Unified Messaging > UM Mailbox Policies tab Managing UM Mailbox Policies
UM-enabled users Recipient Configuration > Mailbox > (Select Mailbox) > Properties > Mailbox Features tab > Unified Messaging > Properties Managing Unified Messaging Users
Unified Messaging server settings Server Configuration > Unified Messaging > Properties Managing Unified Messaging Servers
Unified Messaging server, enable or disable Server Configuration > Unified Messaging > (Select UM Server) > Disable Immediately or Disable After Calls Enable Unified Messaging on Exchange 2010

Disable Unified Messaging on Exchange 2010

July 23, 2010

How to Move & Rename the First Exchange 2010 Mailbox Database

by @ 7:48 am. Filed under Articles, Exchange/Outlook, Tips & Tricks

By default, Exchange names the first database “Mailbox Database” and adds a random number to it, e.g. Mailbox Database 1743522922. The random number ensures that the database is going to be unique. Obviously, as an Administrator I would prefer to have names that make more sense to me. I would much rather name my databases Mailbox Database 1, Mailbox Database 2, etc. or perhaps Mailbox DB1, Mailbox DB2, etc. Fortunately, moving the mailbox and the log file path to a different location and renaming the mailbox database is very simple. There is no need for you to first create a new database, move everything to that new database and then delete the old database.

Here are the step-by-step instructions on how to move the mailbox and the log file path and then rename the mailbox database in Exchange Server 2010.

Moving the Database & Log File Path

  1. Open Exchange Management Console (EMC) and go to Organization Configuration, Mailbox.
  2. Right-click Mailbox Database in the center pane and select Move Database Path.
  3. Enter the database file path and the log folder path. For example, if you would like to rename the new database Mailbox DB1 and move it to Drive D, then enter something like the following:
    D:\Exchange Databases\Mailbox\Mailbox DB1\Mailbox DB1.edb
    D:\Exchange Logs\Mailbox DB1

    Notice that the current name of the database is grayed out. In a moment we will rename the original database.

  4. Click Move, then click Finish.

Renaming the Original Database

  1. Right-click the database and select Properties.
  2. Change the name of the Mailbox in the description box and click OK. This is all you have to do to rename the database. In my case the original name was Mailbox Database 1743522922 and I changed it to Mailbox DB1.

There is no need to reboot the server. At this point I’ve renamed the original database called Mailbox Database 1743522922 to Mailbox DB1 and moved the database file as well as the log file path to a new location.


Copyright ©2010 Zubair Alexander. All rights reserved.

July 21, 2010

Microsoft Encrypts Error Reports But Your Personal Information is Still at Risk

by @ 8:38 am. Filed under Exchange/Outlook, Security/Firewalls, Tips & Tricks

I have been discouraging people from sending error reports to Microsoft for years. Microsoft’s own security experts agree that sending error reports to Microsoft is not a good idea for security reasons. One reason that I have been given was the fact that the information is sent to Microsoft unencrypted. Well, with Exchange Server 2010 Microsoft has announced that it is now using HTTPS to secure the transmission when the errors are reported to Microsoft. That’s good news. However, what is not good news is that your personal information may still be at risk. If you are okay with risking your personal information, then sending error reporting to Microsoft can be a noble cause. For those of you who are not okay with risking your private information, I suggest you do not enable error reporting.

Here’s the screen shot from Exchange Server 2010 installation wizard telling you that your transmission will be secured with HTTPS and at the same time warning you that your personal information may be at risk. However, Microsoft should be commended for making the default option to be NO, even though their recommended option is YES. I like it when vendors don’t intentionally try to trick consumers and let the consumers decide what they want after they have been given all the options. While in some other cases, such as certain Windows Vista and Windows 7 features and Microsoft Security Essentials, the exact opposite is true, in this case Microsoft and the Exchange team deserves a thank you and a pat on the back.

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