The analysis of email addresses in a relational network shows that most aliases tend to occur in close proximity of each other. More than half on the email aliases are located with a geodesic distance of two from each other. About 20% of aliases are directly adjacent to each other. This confirms the assumption made earlier and provides a basis for additional analysis. Using only the geodesic distance as an alias predictor is a successful way of locating a good list of alias candidates. In more than 10% of the cases, an email alias can be found in the 10 closest addresses in the relational network.
Did you find this white paper useful?
5 out of 9 users found this white paper useful
Related white papers
Five Essential Considerations For Exchange 2007® Implementations
As the latest release of the most commonly used corporate email platform, Exchange 2007 represents the future of email. By the end of 2008, 50% of organizations that use Exchange are...
Why Email Fails: A Survey of Microsoft Exchange and Lotus Notes Outages
While there is no argument that email is a mission-critical application for businesses today, email continues to fail, and fail frequently. Despite large enterprise investments in replication, mirroring, and...
Deploying Offline Files in Cached Mode in Microsoft Office Outlook 2003
This webcast discusses the uses and the deployment methods for deploying .oab files and .ost files. It discusses the problems that may occur when you deploy .oab files and .ost...
TechRepublic Resource Guide- Archiving and Storing E-mail
This article grapples with one of the hottest business and technology issues facing companies today: What do you do with all your data? One thing is certain: We're all under...
Microsoft Exchange Server 2007
Learn about Exchange 2007 and how to leverage its features. Description: Exchange Server 2007 is the latest version of Microsoft's premier messaging application. In this hands-on course, you'll learn to install and...
Implementing and Managing Microsoft Exchange Server 2003
Update and support a reliable, secure messaging infrastructure with Exchange Server 2003. Description: In this 5-day, instructor-led course, get the knowledge and skills you need to update and support a reliable, secure...
TechNet Webcast: How Microsoft IT Uses the Exchange Hosted Services to Protect the Messaging Environment (Level 300)
Microsoft deploys and supports more than 130,000 Exchange Server mailboxes for the global organization. All mail delivered to mailboxes@microsoft.com is first routed through Exchange Hosted Services, a hosted service that...
