Microsoft removes the August Exchange Server security update after admins complain it disabled their server installations.

Exchange Server downtime may occur at any point in time due to several reasons, such as malware attack, server crash, database corruption, and hardware or software-related issues/incompatibility.

Organizations running Exchange Server 2019 won't be getting an H2 cumulative update (CU) this year, a Microsoft announcement this month explained.

Disasters may strike at any moment. Exchange Server failure is one such disaster that can lead to downtime or temporary shutdown of daily activities, severely impacting your business and organization.

Microsoft has urged customers to be on high alert for an “improper authentication bug”, which could allow threat actors with admin access to an on-prem Exchange Server to escalate privileges into the ...

When it comes to recovery from an Exchange Server crash, failure, or database corruption, backups play an important role. So, it is important to define a proper backup and recovery strategy to ensure ...

How to Redirect an Exchange Server to a New IP Address. In Microsoft Exchange Server 2013, you manage the email server through the Exchange Administration Center. The EAC enables administrators to ...

Recovering email data in Microsoft Exchange Server is important to deal with issues like database corruption, accidental deletions, or server problems.

Yes, it's possible to do a Microsoft Exchange Server deployment that is secure enough for all but the most sensitive information. Here's how to do it.

Microsoft warned customers today that Exchange Server 2013 will reach its extended end-of-support (EOS) date 90 days from now, on April 11, 2023.

Microsoft has reminded customers that the Exchange Server 2013 mail and calendaring platform will reach its extended end-of-support date roughly nine months from now, on April 11, 2023.