RE: OT: Exchange question

["Ian Davidson" <ian@xxxxxxx>]

Hi Doogie

I'm by no means a network expert but sbs2003 will definitely do that. It
was my job over xmas to come in change things over. I must say I was
impressed as I had not used exchange at all before but I had it set up
exactly how you described and it worked first time, so must be easy!

Ian D
NB
I installed the new server stuff on our backup server just in case
things went tits up, however all as been ok so have now wiped the main
server and installed SBS2003 ready to move the network back to the main
server. I have backed up Exchange on the backup server but it will not
restore to the main server, so if any of the network experts can tell me
a way of doing this it would be appreciated.



-----Original Message-----
From: Doogie Brodie [mailto:ukhad@xxxxxxx]
Sent: 08 January 2004 15:01
To: Ian
Subject: [ukha_d] OT: Exchange question

Hi Guys,

I know very little about Exchange....... I know there are some issues
with collecting POP mail in that you need a 3rd party util, or I think
SBS comes with one (is 2003 any different?)

Quick question is, can I take an Exchange server, deliver one POP
mailbox to it and split it up between different Exchange users? I know
how to do it with Linux based solutions etc, but that's overcomplicating
things a little.

Infact, now I come to think of it, Mercury which I used to use before
going to Linux mail servers will probably fit the bill for this
solution. (But I still want the original question answered :) )

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