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The Exchange Server 2007 is a collaborative application product created by the Microsoft Corporation. The product is designed to be used by corporate clients, enabling them to have an effective messaging system. The application allows users to have easy access to email, calendars, attachments or contacts. The Exchange Server can be installed on a computer running the Windows Server 2008 operating system.
Anti-spam and Antivirus Capabilities
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The Exchange Server 2007 offers extensive anti-spam and antivirus protection. The sender information is carefully analyzed and updated, and if specific trends emerge, such as an unusually large amount of outgoing messages, the messages coming from the sender in question are quarantined or rejected. The built-in antivirus checks all messages, including any attachments, for viruses and other malware.
Confidentiality
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The Exchange Server 2007 provides confidential messaging, as all mail traveling within the Exchange Server is encrypted by default. The encryption technologies include the Transport Layer Security, Remote Procedure Call and Secure Socket Layers.
Scheduling Assistant
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The server has an advanced calendar feature called the Scheduling Assistant. It reduces scheduling conflicts and helps employees better manage their time. The assistant provides visual guidance on the best dates and times to set meetings.
Mobile Messaging
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The Exchange Server 2007 works well with mobile devices that use the Exchange ActiveSync protocol. The protocol is licensed for use by Windows Mobile, Motorola, Nokia, Symbian, Sony Ericsson, Palm and DataViz. The Exchange Server 2007 can handle all incoming and outgoing mobile messages.
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