Greetings all, My company is moving through an AD rollout and in
their infinite wisdom have announced how they are going to
deploy new exchange 2003 servers.
It will be one server per site, (reasonable), however each

A few quick design questions..
We have only 3 or 4 Exchange users and would like to maintain a common
calendar and addressbook for company use and seperate ones for personal
use. Additionally, we plan to use our Macs while in the office and our

- Back ground
My company consists of three major and several minor exchange sites all
running Exchange 2003
A Major site consists of

Currently our environment consists of Windows 2000 clusters running
Exchange 5.5, these clusters are SAN attached.  We have experienced
several database corruptions  which has lead the operational guys to be
paranoid about MS Exchange running on clusters.

I am looking for info/best practices from microsoft if they exist for
breaking down large number of disks into raid groups.I'm talking about
environments with external storage with say 44 disks using RAID 1/0.Are there
best practices from MS on this ?As i said looking for ms ...

We have a single Exchange 5.5 server we are in the process of moving to
Exchange 2003.  While running the OrgNameCheck tool we found that our
Organization name/directory name contained invalid characters.  Therein lies
the problem.  I've researched technet and found in KB822588 ...

I have a problem, I need to setup at least 15 mailboxes for each user who are
going to have to open within their client. I am looking for the best way for
all users to access all mailboxes (about 15 of them in total) and send email
out as the different email addresses associated ...

I have FE/BE server...
both windows 2003 sever SP1 and Exchange 2003 SP1
FE:
Srv2  192.168.0.2

Any one got a ASP script or any script to create a fancy Address Book for my
intranet site from Exchange 2003.
Thanks.

If I have an Exchange 2000/2003 server located at a colo and another
Exchange Server 2000/2003 server located in my building, can Exchange
be configured so that any email that comes to my company, would hit the
first server and then forward a copy to the Exchange server that is

I have a customer with 5 hotels which all have independant Windows server
2003 domains. They are looking at moving from local mdaemon boxes to
installing Exchange 2003 servers in each site. They want to have all users
from all hotels listed under the Global Address List. Is it ...

I just joined a company that is running E3k SP1 on a single CPU box with
Xeon 2.8Ghz processor with 2Gb of RAM. Trend Micro Scan Mail is also
installed on the box as well as iHateSpam. TrendMicro is reporting between
45000 and 85000 messages scanned per day. This is on the ...

Question:
Exchange 2003
Clustered Enviroment 2 Clusters
Single Site

I've got a small company with around 50 users located in 2 offices connected
by fractional T1.  Main connectivity to the Internet is "business class"
cable connection (8Mbit down/1Mbit up).  Currently have Exchange 5.5 sitting
on NT4 PDC with two other NT4 servers as BDCs and ...

We are currently 'whiteboarding' what a migration would look like for our
setup.
We currently have a single Exchange Org with 8 Exch 5.5 sites.  Approx each
Exch 5.5 site is an NT4.0 domain (all domains are 2-way trust mesh).  We are