Exchange Server 2007

Unified Messaging Web services that run on the Client Access server enable full client functionality for UM-enabled users. Additionally, installing and configuring a Client Access server in the same site as the Unified Messaging servers reduces the bandwidth that is required if they are deployed in separate Active Directory sites.

The Autodiscover service gathers the required configuration information in Active Directory to enable Outlook 2007, Office Outlook Web Access, and mobile e-mail clients to efficiently locate and connect to the appropriate Exchange 2007 Mailbox server that contains the user's mailbox. The Autodiscover service is also used to make configuring Outlook 2007 clients easier and to provision mobile devices that are used to connect to Exchange 2007. By default, the Autodiscover service is enabled.

No. All administration of Exchange Server 2007 must be done by using the Exchange Management Console or the Exchange Management Shell. All administration of Exchange 2000 Server or Exchange Server 2003 must be done by using their respective administrative interfaces. The one exception to this rule is that you can use Exchange System Manager found in Exchange Server 2003 to perform most Exchange Server 2007 public folder administrative tasks.

1) Outlook Anywhere (OWA)

2) Mailbox Can sync with Blackberry Device.

3) Calender Shairing.

4) MAPI & POP3 Client support.

Go to your server in Exchange System Manager, right-click your server, choose Properties, and on the General tab make a note of the version number.

Each version of Exchange Server includes a build number so that you can easily identify which version of the product you are running:

6944.4 = Exchange 2003 RTM (including SBS2003)

7226.6 = Exchange 2003 SP1

7638.2 = Exchange 2003 SP2