Microsoft Exchange 2007 definitions beginning with C

CA (certification authority) - permalink - collapse

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An entity responsible for establishing and vouching for the authenticity of public keys belonging to subjects (usually users or computers) or other certification authorities. Activities of a certification authority can include binding public keys to distinguished names through signed certificates, managing certificate serial numbers, and certificate revocation. [Exchange 2007]
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Browse Related Terms: Authentication, Certificate, Dial by Name, direct trust, FQDN (fully qualified domain name), matched name selection method, PKI (public key infrastructure), public key

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Cached Exchange Mode - permalink - collapse

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A feature that lets a Microsoft Outlook user who has a Microsoft Exchange e-mail account work offline, either by choice or due to a connection problem. A copy of the user's mailbox is stored on their computer and is frequently updated from the mail server. Any changes that are made while a connection to the server is not available are synchronized automatically when a connection becomes available.
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A feature that lets a Microsoft Outlook user who has a Microsoft Exchange e-mail account work offline, either by choice or due to a connection problem. A copy of the user's mailbox is stored on their computer and is frequently updated from the mail server. Any changes that are made while a connection to the server is not available are synchronized automatically when a connection becomes available. [Exchange 2007]
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Browse Related Terms: Calendar Attendant, Calendar Concierge, Native mode, Resource Booking Attendant, Scheduling Assistant

Calendar Attendant - permalink - collapse

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An Exchange Server feature that automatically places meetings marked Tentative on the recipient's calendar without requiring the intervention of any client software such as Outlook.
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An Exchange Server feature that automatically places meetings marked Tentative on the recipient's calendar without requiring the intervention of any client software such as Outlook. [Exchange 2007]
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Browse Related Terms: Cached Exchange Mode, Calendar Concierge, Native mode, Resource Booking Attendant, Scheduling Assistant

Calendar Concierge - permalink - collapse

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A set of Outlook Web Access calendar enhancements that allow users to schedule people and resources quickly and efficiently.
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A set of calendar enhancements that enable users to schedule people and resources quickly, efficiently, and reliably. The enhancements include the Calendar Attendant, the Resource Booking Attendant, and the Scheduling Assistant. [Exchange 2007]
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Browse Related Terms: Cached Exchange Mode, Calendar Attendant, Native mode, Resource Booking Attendant, Scheduling Assistant

call answering - permalink - collapse

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A voice mail application that answers a call so that a message can be left. [Exchange 2007]
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Browse Related Terms: Auto Attendant, dial plan, hunt group, outdialing, PBX (Private Branch eXchange), pilot identifier, pilot number, PIN, subscriber access number, UM access telephone number

categorizer - permalink - collapse

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A component of Exchange transport that processes all incoming messages and determines what to do with the messages based on information about the intended recipients. In Exchange Server 2007, the Edge Transport server uses the categorizer to route the message to the appropriate destination. The Hub Transport server uses the categorizer to expand distribution lists and identify alternate recipients and forwarding addresses. After the categorizer retrieves full information about recipients, it uses that information to apply policies, route the message, and perform content conversion. [Exchange 2007]
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Browse Related Terms: ACL (Access Control List), GAL (global address list), property set, RBL (real-time block list), Recipient Block list, safe list collection, Safe Recipients List, Safe Senders List

CCR (cluster continuous replication) - permalink - collapse

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A clustered Exchange deployment that combines the asynchronous log shipping and replay features in Exchange 2007 with the failover and management features provided by the Microsoft Windows Cluster service. Throughout this documentation, the term "CCR environment" is used to represent this type of Exchange cluster deployment. [Exchange 2007]
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Browse Related Terms: cluster-aware, cluster-aware application, cluster continuous replication (CCR) environment, clustered mailbox server, failover, file share witness, Handoff, lossy failover, MNS (Majority Node Set), SCC (single copy cluster), Source, split brain syndrome, standby cluster, target, transport dumpster

Certificate - permalink - collapse

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An encrypted file containing user or server identification information, which is used to verify identity and to establish a secure link. [Exchange 2007]
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Browse Related Terms: Authentication, CA (certification authority), Dial by Name, direct trust, FQDN (fully qualified domain name), matched name selection method, PKI (public key infrastructure), public key

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checksum - permalink - collapse

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A computed value that depends on the contents of a file. It is stored with data to detect file corruption. The system checks this value to ensure that the data is not corrupted. [Exchange 2007]
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Browse Related Terms: bound, DNS (Domain Name System), ESE (Extensible Storage Engine) (fka JET), Interoperability, interoperate, public folder, public folder database, round robin

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CIDR (Classless Interdomain Routing) - permalink - collapse

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An IP address and routing management method that allocates IP addresses in a way that reduces the number of routes stored on any individual router, while also increasing the number of available IP addresses. CIDR replaces class-based IP address allocation. [Exchange 2007]
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Browse Related Terms: Classless Interdomain Routing, content conversion, message dehydration, voice message

Classless Interdomain Routing - permalink - collapse

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An IP address and routing management method that allocates IP addresses in a way that reduces the number of routes stored on any individual router, while also increasing the number of available IP addresses. CIDR replaces class-based IP address allocation.
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Browse Related Terms: CIDR (Classless Interdomain Routing), content conversion, message dehydration, voice message

Client Access server role - permalink - collapse

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A set of components and services that enable users to access their Exchange mailboxes through the application Outlook Web Access and the protocols Exchange ActiveSync, Post Office Protocol version 3 (POP3), and Internet Message Access Protocol 4rev1 (IMAP4). The Client Access server role also includes Web services that are used by other Exchange 2007 server roles. [Exchange 2007]
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Browse Related Terms: Availability service, distinguished folder, Enhanced Document Availability, Exchange Web Services, LinkAccess, Mailbox server role, Outlook Anywhere, Outlook Web Access Light, Outlook Web Access Web Part, Web reference, WebReady Document Viewing

cloned configuration - permalink - collapse

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The practice of deploying new Edge Transport servers based on the configuration information of a previously configured source server. The configuration information of the previously configured source server is copied and exported to an XML file, which is then imported to the target server. [Exchange 2007]
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Browse Related Terms: Edge Subscription, Edge Subscription file, Edge Transport, Edge Transport server role, EdgeSync, EdgeSync synchronization, Hub Transport server role, Subscribed Edge Transport server

cluster-aware - permalink - collapse

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The classification of an application or service that runs on a server cluster node, is managed as a cluster resource, and is designed to be aware of and interact with the server cluster environment. Cluster-aware applications use the Cluster API to receive status and notification information from the server cluster. [Exchange 2007]
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Browse Related Terms: CCR (cluster continuous replication), cluster-aware application, cluster continuous replication (CCR) environment, clustered mailbox server, failover, file share witness, Handoff, lossy failover, MNS (Majority Node Set), SCC (single copy cluster), Source, split brain syndrome, standby cluster, target, transport dumpster

cluster-aware application - permalink - collapse

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An application that can run on a cluster node and that can be managed as a cluster resource. Cluster-aware applications use the Cluster API to receive status and notification information from the server cluster.
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Browse Related Terms: CCR (cluster continuous replication), cluster-aware, cluster continuous replication (CCR) environment, clustered mailbox server, failover, file share witness, Handoff, lossy failover, MNS (Majority Node Set), SCC (single copy cluster), Source, split brain syndrome, standby cluster, target, transport dumpster

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cluster continuous replication (CCR) environment - permalink - collapse

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A clustered Exchange deployment that uses built-in asynchronous log shipping technology to create and maintain a copy of each storage group on a second server. [Exchange 2007]
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Browse Related Terms: CCR (cluster continuous replication), cluster-aware, cluster-aware application, clustered mailbox server, failover, file share witness, Handoff, lossy failover, MNS (Majority Node Set), SCC (single copy cluster), Source, split brain syndrome, standby cluster, target, transport dumpster

clustered mailbox server - permalink - collapse

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In Exchange Server 2007, a mailbox server that is installed in a Windows failover cluster. A clustered mailbox server is used in both cluster continuous replication (CCR) environments and single copy clusters (SCC). A clustered mailbox server was called an "Exchange Virtual Server" in previous versions of Exchange Server. [Exchange 2007]
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Browse Related Terms: CCR (cluster continuous replication), cluster-aware, cluster-aware application, cluster continuous replication (CCR) environment, failover, file share witness, Handoff, lossy failover, MNS (Majority Node Set), SCC (single copy cluster), Source, split brain syndrome, standby cluster, target, transport dumpster

cmdlet - permalink - collapse

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A single-feature command-line tool that is used to manipulate objects in Windows PowerShell. [Exchange 2007]
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Browse Related Terms: Exchange Management Shell, International Access Code, Monad, Outside Line Access Code, pipe, pipe, to, pipelining

coexist - permalink - collapse

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See "coexistence." [Exchange 2007]
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Browse Related Terms: coexistence, Mixed mode, soft delete, tarpitting interval

coexistence - permalink - collapse

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In a coexistence scenario, any combination of the following versions of Microsoft Exchange is deployed in a single Exchange organization: Exchange 2000 Server, Exchange Server 2003, and Exchange Server 2007. These multiple versions of Exchange are able to communicate with each other and share data resources, recipient information, and configuration information. [Exchange 2007]
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Browse Related Terms: coexist, Mixed mode, soft delete, tarpitting interval

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CA (certification authority) - permalink - collapse

Cached Exchange Mode - permalink - collapse

Calendar Attendant - permalink - collapse

Calendar Concierge - permalink - collapse

call answering - permalink - collapse

categorizer - permalink - collapse

CCR (cluster continuous replication) - permalink - collapse

Certificate - permalink - collapse

checksum - permalink - collapse

CIDR (Classless Interdomain Routing) - permalink - collapse

Classless Interdomain Routing - permalink - collapse

Client Access server role - permalink - collapse

cloned configuration - permalink - collapse

cluster-aware - permalink - collapse

cluster-aware application - permalink - collapse

cluster continuous replication (CCR) environment - permalink - collapse

clustered mailbox server - permalink - collapse

cmdlet - permalink - collapse

coexist - permalink - collapse

coexistence - permalink - collapse

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