I may already knokw the answer to this question...
RPC over HTTP doesn't work to well for me.  Is it an ABSOLUTE requirement
for the Cert to match the FQDN?  Even if the bogus Cert is trusted?
And if it is a requirement, then how would you host multiple domains?  Would

I setup Win 2003 Server SBS and am having trouble connecting to the
Exchange Server SP1 using Outlook. My guess is I need to open up some
ports in my router firewall but I don't know which ports those are.
I have a single exchange server install as an RPC-HTTP backend server.

Exchange Organization spanned over different Windows NT Domains
The first Windows NT Domain is upgraded to Windows 2003
and the first Exchange 2003 is installed there
all the Exchange 5.5 servers in the first domain are migrated to Exchange 2003

Customer has upgraded his Exchange 2003 Standard Edition to Exchange 2003
Enterprise Edition, after the upgrading, In ESM it is showing still Exchange
2003 Standard Edition.
Removed the GUID and reinstalled the Enterprise Edition, but still showing

I have recently upgraded to new hardware. I now want to decommission the old
server. I have followed the KB articles and am now trying to uninstall
exchange on the old box. It refuses to allow me to select REMOVE because
there are existing users housed on that exchange server. ...

We have 3 back-end 2003 servers (migrating from 5.5 - 3 x 5.5 servers still
in place). All mailboxes have been moved to the 2003 servers, but 5.5 is
still used to access OWA.
While testing 2003 OWA, the first 2003 server provides access to locally

i have an exchange server installed on a member server on my local domain it
serves two routed domain (myusers@X.net) and (myusers@X.com).
my IT manager need to install another exchange server in the same domain to
be two exchange servers every one serve one domain

I've just removed our first server in site according to KB307917.  I moved
all of the roles, etc...No problem.  I've uninstalled E2K from the original
server.  But the server is still showing up in system manager.  I thought if
I uninstalled, it would remove it from system ...

I need to upgrade to the enterprise version of Exchange 2000, and understand
that it is simply a re-install.  However, do any of the exchange services
need to be turned off? should the store be unmounted? And finally I also
understand that I must apply service pak 3 again.  After ...

   I have a Windows 2003 and Exchange 2003 Enterprise Server  that my
company is currently using as our internal mail system.  We have an Imail
server that is at a hosting facility and is responsible for handling all
external mail.  My employees have been using POP3 accounts in ...

I have a new install of Exchange server 2003 standard
the trouble i am having is the server will run fine and fast for
a few hours no problems with OWA or outlook clients
then it will just start getting slower and slower

I have nearly completed an NT4 and Exchange 5.5. in place "swing" upgrade to
active directory running on windows 2003 and Exchange 2003.
My domain controllers have been succesfully upgraded and I have introduced a
new exchange 2003 server into my existing exchange 5.5 site. I have ...

I'm running exchange 2003 on windows 2000 server and am planning an
operating system upgrade to windows 2003 server.
Is this a pretty strait forward upgrade?  and does anyone have any useful
articles/links on the process or any information on registry (or other)

I am in the process of getting my Exchange 2003 Server setup
i would like to test it for a little while before i take it live for
everyone.
is there a way i could setup exchange so that it accepts mail for the users

How do I install OWA on a stand alone server?  I can't find an OWA componant
when I load the CD.
I know that 5.5 gave you a selection but I do not see it in 2000.
TIA,