I am working with a company that hosts multiple .org's on Exchange 2003.
After coming aboard I have been researching the way messaging is handled and
am finding it in a way that I do not think is optimal. Many of these .org's
do mass emailing during certain times throughout the ...

We recently stood up another mail server (2007) from our parent
company.  I would like to migrate the GAL from my our parent company.
They are running Exchange 2003.  Any suggestions on how I can move
their GAL into our server?

I am currently setting up a new Branch Office, and I am curious as to the
need of having an exchange server at the remote site.  They will be on the
same domain (AD and DNS) so all the mail must come through HQ.  I was
thinking that Outlook Cached mode on the clients would allow ...

We have a brand new server that will be a dedicated Exchange 2003 server and
have a few questions regarding partitions.  Our current setup is we run a
Linux box as DHCP/DNS server and firewall, a Windows 2003 SP2 box that runs
AD (100 + users) and also our current Exchange 2003 ...

i have have posted earlier but need to clarify one more thing.
We will be upgrade from NT domain to AD2003, however, Exchange 5.5 will not
ne upgrading.
Our company global direction is not moving to exchange 2003, but is Lotus

I posted this in the exchange.admin group a few days ago but did not really
get any feedback, I post here in the hope that someone may like to discuss
their experiences.
We are looking at a 1500 user migration to exchange 2007. I am interested in

Was wondering if there is anywhere from MS or other sources that I can find
advantages or disadvantages of Exchange 2003 Cluster and Exchange 2007 SP1
SCR.
I have a client that want's to implement Exchange 2003 Clustering, but

I'm looking to add an HT/CA server to our Exchange 2007 environment.  We
already have 2 x mailbox servers (CCR) and one HT/CA server.  Do I need an
Exchange standard or enterprise licence for the new HT/CA server?
Thanks in advance.

Currently,  im running on Win nt4 domain and with Exchange 5.5 server. I
plan to upgrade my domain to Windows 2003. In-place upgrade my PDC to first
AD root while still preserve BDC in the environment. Will the exchange 5.5
still works and functioning in NT and 2003 co-existence ...

We have a company with 400 users (in 54 branch offices). We have installed
exchange 2007. Can you recommend how many storage groups and how many mailbox
databases in each I should create?
I'm thinking to create 2 storage groups and about 27 mailbox databases in

 I have 4 server to deploy exchange server 2007, and I have thought that
the best way to distribuite the roles are as follow:
    2 Mailbox (Cluster)
    1 Hub Transport and Unified Messaging

  What's your recomendation to deploy exchange 2007, over win 2003 or win
2008?
Which factorc do I need to consider to decide under wich version that I need
to install?

I would like some feed back on an exchange server configuration.
Large office that currently has 3 stores and makes good use of public
folders.
Currently the server is an older hp win2k with Exchange 2k3 sp2.