Microsoft released Exchange Server 2007 with a whole new architecture and several changes in server roles, transport, security models, cryptographic stuff, and much more. Now, everything that has been changed or has left unchanged needs a very good interface to manage everything that you get. A full featured product but a poor management tools is as good as having crores of dollers in your bank account but you dont know where to use them. Microsoft Exchange offered two different management consoles to manage the server(s) first time in Exchange Server 2007. Compared to the management ease offered by legacy consoles like Microsoft Exchange System Manger, Exchange Management Console of exchange server 2007 could not prove its efficiency as a powerful GUI based management tool. Due to this feature Exchange Server 2007 could not prove its managability to those who are addicted to graphical user interace.









They seem to have become more considerate about this with the newest release Exchange Server 2010. Product is still in beta phase. We are going to have a look at those graphical user interface options in all new Exchange 2010 Beta Exchange Management Console (EMC).

What you can do with the new EMC of Exchange Server 2010?

There is a lot you can do with the new EMC of Exchange Server 2010 compared to its legacy version of Exchange Server 2007. Below are some new offerings in the EMC:

So, stay tuned with us and you can expect more exiting tour of Exchange Server 2010 features, managabity and much more.