Building the connected enterprise - Exchange Server and Microsoft Office

Posted By: Josh Bolling | Nov 29th, 2008 @ 6:11 PM | 29,130 Views | 4 Comments

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In this portion of our series on building a connected enterprise, we look at installing and configuring Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 SP1 and deploy Microsoft Office to domain joined clients via Group Policy. We close by looking at the integration between SharePoint and Exchange Server. Enjoy!

Next up: Terminal Services

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Tags: Exchange, Microsoft Office, windows server

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Midpipps

Very Good info keep them coming having fun playing with these on Vboxes. A little long but what can you do these things take time Smiley

TheContempt
Geek by birth, Microsoftie by choice!

In reply to Midpipps

#Dec 2nd, 2008 @ 11:51 PM

I actually agree with your comments concerning the length of the Screencast. I really fought with the idea of including that much content in a single installment, but came to the conclusion that the individual pieces are so closely related that they needed to be shown in context. One of the biggest benefits of Screencasting is that you don't have to watch it all in one sitting. Smiley

Future installments will be significantly shorter. Thanks!

//Josh Bolling

merdzd

By default office installation script will not start
because the logon script run as a user who logins.
or serv 2008 GPO different on this?
Good Screencast series thanks.