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More and more data is being stored in mailboxes for a variety of reasons. First, users now send and receive a larger quantity of e-mail messages and the messages are larger in size and contain different types of attachments than they did in years past. Second, many organizations must retain more messages in case of litigation or to meet regulatory requirements. With previous versions of Exchange it was often necessary for users to move data out of their mailboxes and into Personal Storage Folders (PSTs) because it was too costly for some organizations to provide large enough mailboxes to meet user s storage requirements. This could lead to a number of potential issues, which are described in this section.

With more room in their mailboxes, end users spend less time juggling data to decide which data should be kept to maintain a threshold under the mailbox limit. Another issue is that PST files can be lost, stolen, or to a lesser extent become corrupted, potentially losing or misplacing important or sensitive information. And having data stored in PST files reduces the likelihood and increases the complexity of a legal discovery being successful in finding the pertinent and required information and often violates regulatory compliance. Storing messages within the user s mailbox rather than in a PST also allows the end user to be able to access all of her e-mail from all available supported clients such as OWA, Outlook client, and Outlook Mobile. By architecting and optimizing Exchange Server 2010 to support larger mailboxes all the issues described above have been addressed.

ctive Directory is a key dependency for Exchange; without it Exchange does not and will not properly function. active Directory is based on the DNS

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service. Without DNS, many components of active Directory, Exchange, and client interaction fail to function properly. When a domain controller is installed on a domain, a series of records is created. These DNS records contain service location records for Kerberos, LDap, GC, site-specific information, and a domain record that is a unique GUID. Exchange servers utilize these DNS records to locate authentication or other specific services. Exchange will use active Directory site-specific service location records for services such as: locating the closest Global Catalog servers to utilize for name resolution, locating domain controllers to utilize for Exchange configuration information, and routing messages between remote Exchange servers. Exchange servers as well as workstations that run the Exchange management tools rely heavily on Kerberos for authentication. Therefore, it is equally important that the Exchange server a records are registered within DNS correctly as well.

as a best practice, implement DNS with dynamic updates enabled. I have been in a few environments where transient Exchange and client issues were tracked to missing or invalid SrV records. Some of the specific issues that I have seen include the following:

Now that we ve been introduced to the EffectEdit SDK sample, let s put it to use with another shader. This effect is called hemisphere.fx. It implements a hemispheric lighting algorithm, which approximates an area light. Area lights provide for the light reflections that occur when light rays that directly hit an object and reflect off other objects contribute to the surface lighting. Color Plate shows an example of hemisphere lighting. (See Color Plate 31.) The following figure shows what the hemisphere effect looks like running in the EffectEdit sample.

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