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Professional Exchange 2003 Server Help Desk Services

Exiis Corporation offers immediate, server-down and mission-critical help for Exchange 2003 Server. Microsoft Exchange 2003 Recovery for database failures, if the Information Store not starting and corrupted mailbox stores utilizing powerful tools such as the ESEUtil utility and defragmentation tools, allows our engineers to compact, defrag, and repair Microsoft Exchange 2003 Server databases. The professionals at Exiis Corporation have the real-world experience to help and assist clients in getting their Exchange 2003 Server up and operational in the shortest amount of time. Because Exiis Corporation has gathered some of the nation’s most respected and trusted Microsoft Certified Professionals, from Enterprise-class Exchange Organizations to Small Business Server 2003 Exchange Organizations, you can take comfort in knowing we have the resources available to address any-size business.

Global, Nationwide, and Local Exchange 2003 Server Help

Exiis Corporation provides immediate, on-line Exchange 2003 Server help by utilizing modern, up-to-date remote desktop technologies such as WebEx. WebEx allows access to your Exchange 2003 Server Organization without the need to wait for an on-site Exchange technician to arrive at your site. By saving travel time and accessing your Exchange Organization remotely, you receive a faster response time, quicker repair and database recovery in a shorter period of time. In addition to immediate emergency Exchange 2003 Server help, you receive a dedicated, knowledgeable, and highly trained Microsoft Certified Professional whose training and experience is based solely on Exchange 2003 Server technologies. Dedicated and highly specialized technicians can recover databases, mount Information Databases, and Public Folder Stores in a shorter amount of time, returning your Exchange 2003 server to production quickly, eliminating lost e-mails, loss in productivity, while saving time, money, and expenses.

Supplement Local Service Providers and IT Knowledge Gaps

Local Service Providers and IT Staff members can generally handle the day-to-day operations of a Microsoft Exchange 2003 Server Organization. When an Exchange Server database crashes, becomes corrupted, or is in some other way non-functional, it takes an experienced, well trained Exchange Professional to recover and repair the Exchange databases. While larger organizations in Enterprise networks may have the necessary resources in-house to recover an Exchange Server databases, many mid-size and Small Business Server with Exchange organizations simply don’t have access to the necessary personnel. At Exiis Corporation, our team members undergo constant training and updates on the latest Exchange 2003 Server technologies, including updates and exposure to new emerging Exchange technologies, such as Microsoft Exchange 2007 Server—the next release of Microsoft Exchange Server. By accessing highly trained Exchange professionals, you’ll receive an immediate diagnostic of the problem you are experience, a realistic idea of the time it will take to repair the server, and a complete accounting of the steps taken to restore your Exchange 2003 Server environment back to a functional level.

Exchange 2003 Server Help with Windows 2003 Server

While vast improvements have been made in Windows 2000 Server over Windows NT, the new release of Microsoft Windows 2003 Server takes advantage of Active Directory, enhanced security, and the .NET programming platform. When Windows 2003 Server is combined with Microsoft Exchange 2003 Server, enhancements are carried over and additional features are gained. Microsoft Exchange 2003 Server help is available to take advantage of enhanced mobility features, such as remote connectivity via Microsoft Outlook 2003, Blackberry, and Windows Mobile.

If your organization is still operating in a Windows NT Server environment it’s time to consider an upgrade to Windows 2003. Windows “NT”, which stands for “New Technologies”, are now “Old” technologies and serious consideration to a migration or upgrade to Windows 2003 Server with Exchange 2003 Server is in order. New concepts such as “Active Directory”, “Dynamic DNS”, and “ActiveSync” are just a few examples of how Windows 2000 Server and Windows 2003 Server cuts costs and delivers a higher rate of return by reducing operation and help desk support calls. Newer desktop operating systems that are coming to life, such as Windows 95 take advantage of the many networking improvements made in Windows 2003 Server—increased networking capabilities, reliability, and stability provides for increased productivity and efficiencies in the workplace.

The extreme changes introduced in Windows 2003 Server requires networking professionals who understand how these changes will affect current Windows NT Server environments. Organizations that are running Exchange 5.5Server technologies and even Windows Exchange 2000 Server will find a tighter integration with both the network and the operating system. In addition to the improved operating system features, management of Exchange 2003 Server has also changed dramatically, and if the “core” network operating system still relies on NT technologies, there will be conflicts that need to be resolved, updates that will need to be applied, and a re-thinking of how to manage the organizations entire messaging infrastructure.

Exchange 2003 Server Help with Database Recovery and Planning Services

 
Exchange 2003 Server has changed the way databases are designed and handled within the Exchange Organization. The vast improvements in how Exchange 2003 Server manages and commits e-mail messages, the basic handling of log files, and the ability to recover databases quickly and easily in Exchange 2003 Server allows for easier management, quicker recovery, and highly reliable Exchange 2003 Server Organizations. The team at Exiis Corporation has in-depth, real-world experience with assisting and helping clients in the recovery and repair of Exchange 2003 Server databases. By examining the current Exchange 2003 Server environment, analyzing the current network infrastructure, and providing Exchange 2003 Server help in areas of continuity, backup, and disaster recovery strategies, Exiis Corporation can create very stable, highly available, and reliable Exchange 2003 Server Organizations. In addition to the “core” services provided by Exchange 2003 Server, Exiis Corporation also leverages additional offerings from other, third-party solution providers, which means we take the additional advice of other providers, examine, determine, test, and make recommendations that are in the best interests of our clients. By remaining “neutral” in our approach, Exiis Corporation combines and offers the best of two worlds in Exchange 2003 Server help solutions.

Help for Microsoft Outlook 2003 Remote Connectivity

Microsoft and Exiis Corporation have worked closely together over the years to deliver a solution that fits Enterprise-class infrastructures as well as Small Business Server environments. As a Microsoft Certified Partner and a long-term Microsoft Exchange Server Solutions Provider, Exiis Corporation has worked closely with the Microsoft Exchange Beta Team to develop, design, and implement new solutions based on Microsoft Windows 2003 Server and Microsoft Exchange 2003 Server technologies. Working closely with Microsoft allows us to understand on a very deep level why suggested changes are accepted or rejected during the Beta testing process. We are oftentimes asked “Why” this or “Why” that? The short answer is because Microsoft wants to deliver solutions that are acceptable from Small Business Server environments to Enterprise-class, multi-domain, multi-forest environments…this is a very difficult and challenging task. Our experience with the Exchange 2003 Server Beta team has always been very exciting, informative, and educational.

Microsoft Outlook 2003 Remote Connectivity options are extremely advanced and require a complete understanding of the Exchange 2003 Server environment. At the current release version, Microsoft Outlook 2003 requires that users or help desk personnel configure complex settings to make Outlook 2003 connect to Exchange 2003 Server utilizing “RPC over HTTPS connectivity options. However, the concept of users entering their “User Principal Name”, or “UPN” for short, as the “Authentication and Domain provider” option is beyond the current abilities of Exchange 2003 Server. That said, Microsoft has acknowledged that would be a terrific option—don’t be surprised if that option does not appear in the next release of Exchange Server 200x…the proposed process is simply a combination of current ASP.NET technologies combined with Windows 2003 Active Directory authorization…

How Exiis Corporation Can Provide Exchange 2003 Server Help Services

Organizations running Windows NT Server are in an ideal position to upgrade to Windows 2003 Server with Exchange Server 2003. Help and assistance in making the move to a newer, more powerful operating system and e-mail messaging platform is only one of several reasons why an upgrade makes sense. While Windows NT remains a powerful network operating system, the power, flexibility, and security enhancements found in Windows 2003 Server are simply unmatched by today’s standards. No matter the size of the organization, from enterprise to the Small Business Server user, Exiis Corporation can show you how new technologies and improvements in networking services can improve your business processes, cut costs, and save money. In addition to the many networking and system improvements gained when upgrading to Windows 2003 Server, the additional agility and flexibility in Exchange 2003 Server messaging environments will allow your company to become more agile, flexible, and responsive to rapidly changing business challenges.