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The Exchange Team have outdone themselves once again. This time the gang has released a database redundancy check script for Exchange Server 2010. Why is this good? What is it even? The script helps make sure you maintain healthy servers by monitoring the activity of your mailboxes and ensuring there are two active mailboxes therein. The script can be run in monitoring mode and can also single out particular users in your network. It’s a handy and easy way to check if everything is on the up and up.

Click here for more information from the gang and for the script itself. Good luck, guys.

Popular web video training website Booktraining has finally gotten on the Exchange Server 2010 bandwagon and added a host of helpful videos on the subject to it’s servers.

The company has added several labs and modules, as they are called, regarding the popular email server. The subjects include, but are not limited to, transitioning from Exchange Server 2007, the end user experience, Federation scenarios and a lot more. Check the list of available resources here and go get your learn on.

The crafty crew over at TechNet have striked again, producing a high quality informative Webcast centering in on Exchange Server 2010. This time around the subject is storage architecture in the popular program. It is hosted by Peter Dowd, who is the senior messaging consultant at Datacom New Zealand. Here is what the company has to say about the video:

“Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 carries on the tradition begun in Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 of dramatically reducing mailbox storage costs. Learn about the new levels of storage flexibility in Exchange Server 2010, and find out the technical details to help you select the right storage solution for your Exchange Server 2010 environment. We focus on how the storage architecture in Exchange Server 2010 has evolved and goes beyond the investments previously made to positively impact Microsoft customers.”

Watch it here.

There is a new easy reference guide on the block. The free and useful Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Administration Instant Reference is the ultimate guide for all of your Exchange Server 2010 administrative questions. From the author:

“Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Administration Instant Reference provides quick referencing for the day-to-day tasks of administrating Microsofts newest version of Exchange Server. This book uses design features such as thumb tabs, secondary and tertiary tables of contents, and special heading treatments to provide quick and easy lookup, as well as quick-reference tables and lists to provide answers on the spot. Covering the essentials of day-to-day tasks Exchange Server administrators perform, key topics include planning and design, installation, administration and management, maintenance and more. This book is the perfect companion to any book on Exchange Server, including Sybexs Mastering Windows titles. Exchange Server administrators will want to keep this handy reference within close reach.”

Click here to browse the reference and don’t forget to bookmark.