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One of the very popular features of Exchange Online in Office 365 is the ability to create Shared Mailboxes. In Exchange Online you are free to create as many Shared Mailboxes you like. A Shared Mailbox smaller than 5GB in size do not require a license.Many customers will want to have one or more shared mailboxes for e.g. info@company.com, reception@hotel.com types of purposes etc.

From a user perspective it’s easiest if the shared mailbox is accessible from the users own mailbox, and the ability to drag and drop mail items beetween folders is preserved. This is default behavior in Outlook 2010. But what if the user is using his/her Outlook Web App for working with mails?

In OWA two methods exists for opening other users folders:

1. Explicit logon is the ability of a user to access another user’s full mailbox in a separate window.
2. Mailbox Delegate Access which provides a…

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One of the very popular features of Exchange Online in Office 365 is the ability to create Shared Mailboxes. In Exchange Online you are free to create as many Shared Mailboxes you like. A Shared Mailbox smaller than 5GB in size do not require a license.Many customers will want to have one or more shared mailboxes for e.g. info@company.com, reception@hotel.com types of purposes etc.

From a user perspective it’s easiest if the shared mailbox is accessible from the users own mailbox, and the ability to drag and drop mail items beetween folders is preserved. This is default behavior in Outlook 2010. But what if the user is using his/her Outlook Web App for working with mails?

In OWA two methods exists for opening other users folders:

1. Explicit logon is the ability of a user to access another user’s full mailbox in a separate window.
2. Mailbox Delegate Access which provides a user the ability to merge another user’s inbox (only) into their own mailbox folder tree (so…limited delegated access).

Each has its advantages and disadvantages.  TechNet Blogs.

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Migrating to Office 365: Practical aspects of moving email to the cloud | TechRepublic

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John Joyner walks through real-world experiences of users and administrators of networks that migrated from on-premise Exchange server to Office 365.

See on www.techrepublic.com

Microsoft CRM to go browser and mobile OS agnostic

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Just weeks after Microsoft revealed SharePoint is now, and will forever be, more friendly to browsers other than Internet Explorer, the company has revealed that another of its enterprise applications will soon play nicely with others.

See on www.theregister.co.uk

Microsoft CRM to go browser and mobile OS agnostic

See on Scoop.it – Office365

Just weeks after Microsoft revealed SharePoint is now, and will forever be, more friendly to browsers other than Internet Explorer, the company has revealed that another of its enterprise applications will soon play nicely with others.

See on www.theregister.co.uk

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Dave Stork’s IMHO : Migrating to Office 365 Part 2: Exchange Cutover migration tips

Dave Stork’s IMHO : Migrating to Office 365 Part 2: Exchange Cutover migration tips.

So in Migrating to Office 365 Part 1: Business Case I’ve discussed reasons for migrating, budget and the selected solution. Now I’m going to discuss the technical migration of on-premises Exchange 2010 SP1 mailboxes to Office 365 Exchange Online.