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I have seen this issue at several customers, when migrating from Notes (Domino) to Exchange 2010 using the Quest Notes Migrator for Exchange (Quest NME).

The problem is ActiveSync not working correct on Nokia phones. Only new calendar items (after the migration) is synced to the Nokia phones. All older and therefore migrated calendar items are not synchronized to the Nokia phones.

I have now come across a great script from Kent, which corrects the calendar items.

Read his blog post and get the script here.

Microsoft has released a 2010 version of the famous Exchange Architecture Poster.

The poster helps you understand how the major components of Exchange 2010 work and serves as a quick reminder and a learning tool.

See it or get it here. Also if you attend TechEd Europe in Berlin next month, you can get it at the UC booth.

Yesterday the Exchange team released the Update Rollup 1 for Exchange Server 2010.

This update includes new fixes for the following server roles:

• Client Access
• Mailbox
• Edge Server
• Hub Transport

If you run Forefront for Exchange, remember to disable before the install and enable again, when install of RU1 is completed, see blog post below for more info.

More info on the Exchange Blog: Released: Update Rollup 1 for Exchange Server 2010 SP1

Download link: Update Rollup 1 for Exchange Server 2010 SP1

According to the Exchange Team Blog, the Rollup Update 2 for Exchange Server 2010 Service Pack 1 already scheduled to release in early December.

Exchange 2010 ships with some powerful scripts for managing Public Folder Client Permissions.

These scripts only apply to servers running Exchange 2007 or Exchange 2010, you can not specify a server running older versions of Exchange Server, although the Public Folder hierarchy can still be on an Exchange 2003, in case you want to add additional replicas etc (see my previous post).

The scripts are located together with the Exchange binaries, under: C:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server\Scripts.

The scripts recursively goes through and updates your public folders replicas for every public folder in a hierarchy that you specify.

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Exchange 2010 ships with some powerful scripts for Public Folder Replica administration and management.

These scripts only apply to servers running Exchange 2007 or Exchange 2010, you can not specify a server running older versions of Exchange Server, although the Public Folder hierarchy can still be on an Exchange 2003, in case you want to add additional replicas etc (see my previous post).

The scripts are located together with the Exchange binaries, under: C:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server\Scripts.

The scripts recursively goes through and updates your public folders replicas for every public folder in a hierarchy that you specify.

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In most transition phases from Exchange 2003, it is often a tedious process of adding the new Exchange 2010 servers (it also works for Exchange 2007), as additional Replicas on all existing Public Folders.

Previous using bulk operations with PFDAVADMIN was the fastest way forward. But why not use the script tools that comes with Exchange 2007 and 2010, it is even faster and more simple to use.

AddReplicaToPFRecursive.ps1 is in my opinion THE tool to use!

The script is located together with the Exchange binaries, under: C:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server\Scripts.

The script recursively goes through and updates your public folders replicas for every public folder in a hierarchy that you specify.

To add an additional Exchange server for your default public folders run:

AddReplicaToPFRecursive.ps1 -TopPublicFolder "\" -ServerToAdd Servername

To add an additional Exchange server for your system public folders run:

AddReplicaToPFRecursive.ps1 -TopPublicFolder "\NON_IPM_SUBTREE" -ServerToAdd Servername

With a lot of Public Folders the command can run for a long time, but just be patience, if there is problems, it will fail.

Confirm that Replication Partners on either the System Manager on Exchange 2003 or run this command on the Exchange 2010 environment:

Get-PublicFolder "\" -Recurse | ft name,replicas

or

Get-PublicFolder "\" -Recurse | fl name,replicas

The WebsitePanel software has now released documentation and support for Exchange 2010 SP1 hosted setup, using the /hosting parameter during the Exchange 2010 install.

There is also some news in the WebsitePanel forum on MSDN. Yes, the WebsitePanel support forum are now hosted on MSDN Forums.

Finally ! – the long awaited SP1 for Exchange 2010, was released by the Exchange team yesterday.

Read one of my previous posts for some of the features included in SP1. There list of new features in SP1 is looong, read the full list of what’s new in Exchange 2010 SP1 here.

Read more here and grab it here.