I have an existing Exchange 5.5 server and last week installed 2003 into the
organization.  I've successfully set up the ADC and associated connection
agreements and am finally able to move mailboxes.
My problem is that when in the Exchange 5.5 administrator, and I expand the

Is it possable to host two domains from my alredy existing exchange server.
I know I can accept mail and give users diffrent addresses but what I want
is to set up the secound domain (Domain B) so that they can have thier own
GAL, contacts, and seperate public folders. I want the ...

I have a single Windows 2000 domain with two sites. There is an Exchange
server at each site. I have set up two routing groups (siteA & siteB). SiteA
has Internet access, and siteB does not. The sites are connected by a 128K
permanent link.

I'm running Exchange 2003 in a SBS 2003 environment.  I have one
employee that works remotely and I would like a copy of every email he
sends to be sent to my email account.  Can anyone tell me how to set
this up?

I am migrating from a Windows NT / Exchange 5.5 domain to a Win 2003 /
Exchange 2003 domain.  How can i automaticly config configure the outlook
client profiles.

Is it possible to have an standalone exchange server without a DC? I
currently use exchange for my business and I have several customers that
would like to have the capabilities that exchange offers such as Calendars
and  share contacts. the customers are spread out over a large ...

Is this possible to install exchange over WS20003 x64 ?
Will it work with WOW ?
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I have a small network with less than 30 users who I am upgrading to exchange
2003. What is the policy in regards to exhange and AD. Can I run exhange and
AD on the same server? I was thinking of making it the gc server. Would this
be a good or bad thing?

We are trying to get Exchange 2K3 running on Windows 2K3 x64 Std. We could
finish installing the software after some problems: The installer couldn't
find fcachdll.dll even though it was on the HD in system32. The file being
missing in SysWow64 we figured out to copy a 32-bit ...

Hi, I have a question about the deployment of Exchange.
The corporate mail is in England, also the AD is hosted there.  Mexico is a
child domain of the root domain (England). Mexico sends and recieve mail from
this Exchange Server.

Is there anything special involved with renaming a server running exchange
2003 on windows 2003?
I have heard conflicting theories.
?

I am installing Exchange 2K3 Enterprise on W2K3 server standard and am
having some difficulties getting OWA opertaional.
Looking in the System Manager under the HTTP protocol I can see the
virtual directories have been created.  When I look in the IIS Manager

.I have a question.
I have inherited this setup, An exchange server on a Windows 2000 SBA server
and Exchange server on a Windows 2003 server. The windows 2000 server was the
first server implemented, PDC. The 2nd server is the 2003.

All,
Scenario:
- We installed an AD domain from scratch on a small "closed" network
- Added several servers & desktops to the new domain

I Read the MS article on using UPN names for login to OWA. I made the
change placing the "\" where indoicated and I am using only basic
authentication. But when I want to login with UPN on the Frontend, the
login failed. On the Backend I can login with this. Auso I can login