Wondering if anyone has any best practice tips for designing Exchange 2003
with users in different countries.
Main site is in UK with 4000 users, Exchange 2003 SP2, 3 backend (clustered
into 2 EVS), 2 front end, and 3 DC/GC

I know that you can not block inheritance from the Default Domain Policy, but
need to find a Microsoft articel that states that.
Does anyone kow where I cna find one?
Thanks

I currently have an Exchange 07 environment where my Mailbox is CCR Cluster
and on its own Server.
My HT/CAS are on a seperate Server. What happens if I add another HT/CAS  
(second) Server to the same site, forest and domain.

Creating a 2003 AD in mixed mode from the ground up and need to integrate
Exchange 2003/2007 (have not decided which yet).
We will have a forest root domain as a place holder domain, abc.com with a
child domain, na.abc.com holding the user accounts for the domain.

We are going to migrate our email server from linux red hat ent 3 - sendmail
with UW imap  and SquirrelMail web client access to Exchange 2007. One of our
biggest challenge at the moment is to develop procedure for email box
migration from old configuration to exchange 2007.

We have  Windows 2003 domain named abc.com. We have Exchange 2003 Server
with users having address user@abc.com. I want to create a sub domain called
sales.abc.com. Also I want to receive/ send mail from users having address
user@sales.abc.com. How should I approach this and what ...

I am having difficulty determining how my messages in my exchange 2007
enviroment are flowing. My main concern is that email written in the USA and
that are address to USA recipents are going to my Europe site then back to
the USA for delivery. How can I track to tell if this is ...

Can Exchange 2007 move a particular messages to a particular folder within a
users mailbox?  It seems like it should have this capability, but I'm
struggling to figure-out how!
My SMTP gateway (not an Exchange Edge server) scans for spam.  I mark

I have two front-end Exchange 2003 servers (FE1 and FE2) that are configured
for sending out smtp mail, but only FE1 is being utilized for this purpose.  
All the backend servers are prevented from sending out on port 25.
I inherited a slightly misconfigured Exchange 2003 ...

If I set my 2007 mailbox servers up as a Stand Alone Cluster can I later
convert it somehow to Cluster Continuous Replication (CCR)?
If so, what are the steps involved?
Thank you.

If we have installed into production our Exchange environment using MSDN
medias, can we get it "upgrade" somehow to a SELECT license based product
key? In our haste of waiting for the official media we went ahead with using
MSDN first. Is it as simple as just keying into the MSDN ...

We are looking at the possibility of merging our exchange org with a parent
company and clients accessing over WAN links using RPC over HTTP.
Currently client access the exchange servers direclty using outlook in the
standard way.

How to delegate minimum permission to allow operator to move mailbox across
different storage groups or different database & difference servers within
same site?

Greetings all :-)
I read about the case where public folders hosted on a CCR set cannot support Public Folder syncs? Is that so?
What if that's all we have, that is one CCR set and one HUB/CAS, and we'd need to do one way sync of PF contents "from" an Exchange 2003 in another ...

I've been reading around in prep for our unique directory sync requirements,
and am wondering still if IIFP can be used to sync the GALs. My scenario
briefly:
New forest and org: