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Overview: Exchange 2000, internally, unlike traditional SMTP mail servers, does not rely on DNS MX records for mail delivery within the organization. Instead, it maintains a dynamic routing table used to transport mail around the Exchange organization. However, Exchange 2000 does depend on DNS for resolving host names, finding global catalog servers and finding other mail servers on the Internet. Exchange 2000 relies heavily on global catalog servers for basic routines such directory lookups. Special entries in the Windows 2000 DNS called SRV tell Exchange 2000 where to locate global catalog servers.
Migrating to the Cloud: An Alternative for SAP Customers
SAP R/3 customers face a major decision in the next few months as the extended maintenance contracts for old SAP releases...
IDC Complex Event Processing Excerpt
This paper seeks to explain what events are, why they are important to your business, and what the options are for processing and managing these events (depending on their type and volume).
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