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Preventing Data Loss When Migrating to Microsoft Exchange 2007
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Understand the data loss risks for businesses when migrating to Microsoft Exchange 2007. Learn the sources of these risks, the consequences of not fully safeguarding data during this transition, and how archiving can play an important role in protecting against data loss in the transition. Discover the fail points in the migration that causes data loss such as site failures as well as the risks from the lengthy timeline to fully execute a migration. Finally, see why Symantec Hosted Services provides a hosted service with archiving capabilities that offer powerful protection data loss.

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Companies considering an implementation to Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 are aware of the platform’s improvements in security, reliability and scalability. Many organizations, however, are put off by the fact that the migration is complex to implement and manage.

Microsoft Exchange 2007 is a messaging and collaborative software product that is part of the Microsoft Servers line of products. The platform is widely used by large enterprises that use Microsoft infrastructure solutions. Exchange’s major features include email, calendaring, contacts, support for mobile, web-based access to information and support for data storage.

Many companies making the move to Exchange Server 2007 are concerned about the data loss that occurs when data is continuously replicated during migration. If a primary-node failure occurs, the passive node comes online and queries the hub transport for missing mail. If the entire site fails, all of those email communications are lost.

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