Microsoft rolled out on June 28 the third rollup of fixes for Exchange Server 2007, a product introduced in December 2006.

According to a Microsoft Knowledge Base article on Rollup 3, Microsoft has fixed a number of Exchange issues, including:

• The addition of an integer to the end of the legacyExchangeDN attribute of a newly created mailbox in Exchange 2007
• Failure to display an attachment when using Outlook 2003 to open an e-mail message that contains an attachment
• Display of an error message when a user tries to open a forwarded message to accept or to deny a resource request in Exchange Server 2007: “Cannot open the free/busy information”

eWEEK is reporting that the new Exchange Server 2007 Rollup 3 also will fix a supposed incompatibility between the IMAP version 4 and Exchange Server 2007 that could affect iPhone customers attempting to use IMAP to sync with Exchange. eWEEK says:

“The update is expected to address many issues Exchange Server 2007 users have been having, including with Mac Mail and the fact that when the access their mailboxes on an Exchange Server 2007 server, certain IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol) clients cannot open the bodies of the e-mail messages, which trigger error messages.”

Continue At Source

Send via e-mail | Submit to Digg | Add to Live Favorites