hi everyone... im not looking for a long explanation, just a simple
best-practice kind of answer.
when planning to store the exchange databases and log files, what is the
general rule on RAID level?

I am working on a project where we are looking to integrate three separate
domains.  I saw a post suggesting using Identity Integration server but I
don't want that expense.  
Essentially I have one windows/exchange 2003 environment and two

I am working with a company who needs to have an offsite server as a backup
if the main server were to fail (fire, etc).  We are running W2k3 Server SBS
at both locations with the same level of patches & SPs.  The main location
has a T1 line providing service and the offsite ...

Our Exchange 2007 Edge server is NAT'd behind our firewall.  An
example of our configuration is as follows:
Our firewall IP address, which will be the Internet IP of our Exchange
server as seen by other mail systems is:

im coming into a company and need to design the exchange org. there is
currently only 50 or so employees but that might grow a lot in the coming
year.
would i be ok to setup a single exchange server to do it all for now? is

I would like to know if there is a rule of thumb for when to use LCR, CCR,
and traditional cluster solution, based on cost and performance.
Thanks

Hello people,
i have a question about my Exchange Organisation.
I have 2 domains in on forest. One domain is in China and the other one in
Germany.

I have built an Exchange 2007 system but I believe I may have to
rebuild our Edge server before we can place it into production.  It
has been a quite a process to learn everything about Exchange 2007
from scratch and I would like to confirm, if I can, that I have made

   We're setting up a single copy cluster for Exchange 2007. However, the
planning guide in TechNet clearly states that no version of SQL Server is
allowed inside this cluster. Is there a technical reason why this
requirement is stated so vehemently? Or is this just a load ...

Hi, does anyone have any idea how do I move from an IMAP/POP system toe
Exchange 2007?
The Exchange migration works great in 2003 but it is MIA in 2007.
Any suggestion on using third party tools?

I am migrating an Exchange organization from 5.5 to 2003. I ran the
deployment tools and did the forest prep, domain prep. I installed the
ADC and replicated the user and PF info to AD. I installed the first
Exchange 2003 and joined the existing 5.5 site.

I have a situation where I have single Exchange 2003 server hosting email
companywide.  The storage group contains one mailbox store that is roughly
100GB in size which consists of roughly 300 mailboxes.  We currently have
limits warnings to the user at 500MB and prevent sending ...

One of my clients have a hub and spoke configuration (telecom wise) linked
through vpn tunnels. They are all different forests, no trusts for now. They
are using AD everywhere. We want to put an exchange server (either 1 exchange
at the hub or 1 exchange at each site).

I purchased a single Exchange 2003 Standard server license over a year ago
and have yet to have time to impliment it.  Well now here I am.
I'll want to use OWA to give all my users access to e-mail accounts via
internet or PDA.