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Mark Ott

Mark Ott is an MCSE and an MCT for NCR. He specializes in Microsoft Exchange Server migrations and Windows NT integration.

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Restoring an Exchange Server Computer
Oct 31, 1998
Last month, I wrote about backing up your Exchange Server computer. I discussed client-based versus server-based backup; which files you back up; backup types and strategies; and online, offline, and third-party...
Tips for Using Transaction Log Files
Sep 30, 1998
Exchange writes all transactions first to the current transaction log file. Thus, the current database encompasses the uncommitted data in the transaction log and the .edb database file...
Backing Up an Exchange Server
Sep 30, 1998
Losing valuable PC data is a terrifying prospect. Almost everyone has a story about inadvertently deleting a crucial file or having a fatal disk corruption. An even worse scenario is an Exchange server crash, which...
The Care and Feeding of Public Folders
May 31, 1998
Microsoft Exchange offers more than a place to get your mail. Exchange's public folders are a vehicle that lets users in an Exchange organization share information. You can use public folders for electronic bulletin...
Troubleshooting Directory Replication
Apr 30, 1998
Replication isn't perfect. It depends on the MTA, messaging connectors, directory replication connectors, and trouble-free physical links to work properly. Here are some tips for solving common problems...
Intrasite and Intersite Directory Replication
Apr 30, 1998
A consistent, automatically updated directory is one of Microsoft Exchange's major strengths. Exchange maintains the directory by replicating, or copying, changes in one server to other remote servers. (Figure 1...
Pursuing Pesky Mail Messages
Mar 31, 1998
"My messages aren't getting through. Is the server down?" It's a common problem mail administrators face: messages that don't get to their destinations as expected. To diagnose and fix this problem, Microsoft Exchange...