Exchange 2010

• Exchange 2010 Architecture Poster (PDF)
• Exchange 2010 Hub Transport Role Architecture (PDF)
• Exchange 2010 Hub Transport Extensibility (PDF)

Visio Stencils Exchange 2010

Exchange 2007

• Exchange Server 2007 Component Architecture (PDF)
• Exchange 2007 Hub Transport Role Architecture – RTM (PDF)
• Exchange 2007 Hub Transport Role Architecture – SP1 (PDF)
• Exchange 2007 Edge Transport Role Architecture (PDF)
  

Visio Stencils for Exchange Server 2007

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Available for download the Microsoft Exchange 2010 Visio Stencil.

This download contains a Microsoft Office Visio stencil with shapes for Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 and Exchange Server 2010 Service Pack 1 (SP1).

Use this stencil to create Visio drawings that contain Exchange 2010 objects. These shapes include icons for the following:

• Exchange 2010 server roles
• Features new to Exchange 2010 SP1
• Networking, telephony, and Unified Messaging objects
• Active Directory and directory service objects
• Client computers and devices
• Other Exchange organization elements

Download details: Microsoft Exchange 2010 Visio Stencil
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?FamilyID=901d471c-8bd9-47ad-b6db-452309f12ebe&utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+MicrosoftDownloadCenter+%28Microsoft+Download+Center%29

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Beginning today, Hotmail is providing you with the option to enhance the security of your entire Hotmail session with HTTPS data encryption (via secure socket layers, or SSL), which is currently used to help secure your Hotmail sign-in. Today’s update joins a series of other recent security updates, with which Hotmail offers advanced security safeguards to help protect your email account from hijackers and fraud.

Also starting today, SkyDrive, Photos, Docs, and Devices pages all automatically use SSL encryption, transferring all their data over HTTPS. By using a connection with advanced security features, you can be even more confident that your account is safer from hijackers, and your private information is less likely to fall into someone else’s hands.

To enable HTTPS for your Hotmail inbox, calendar, and contacts, go to https://account.live.com/ManageSSL. Once you enable this feature, all of your future connections to Hotmail will be delivered over SSL.

Some connections to Hotmail won’t be available if you turn on HTTPS, including:

• Outlook Hotmail Connector
• Windows Live Mail
• The Windows Live application for Windows Mobile (version 6.5 and earlier) and Symbian

We’re constantly working to continue providing great security for our customers, so stay tuned.

Dick Craddock
Group Program Manager
Windows Live Hotmail

Also posted on :

Hotmail security improves with full-session HTTPS encryption
http://windowsteamblog.com/windows_live/b/windowslive/archive/2010/11/09/hotmail-security-improves-with-full-session-https-encryption.aspx

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