R Stovall
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 Posted:
Tue Jan 18, 2005 12:55 am Post subject:
Couple of questions |
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1) Is it possible to run more than one Exchange Virtual Server on a 2-node
Active/Passive cluster. The relevant details are Exchange 2003 on Windows
Server 2003. I have been able to create a second EVS in a new cluster group,
but from what I can tell this not allowed/supported. (This is still very
much a test environment.) The reason I tried this is a matter for another
post. For now I'm just interested in the specific details of whether or not
this is a valid configuration.
2) Is it possible to use Exchange 2003's 'Send As' privileges using a client
other than Outlook? I.e, can User A send mail as User B using SMTP (telnet,
OE, Eudora, Pegasus, whatever...)?
Thanks,
RS
PS I posted this same message in the Exchange Administration group a little
while ago then realized it was probably better here. Sorry for the double
posting.
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Brian Desmond [MVP]
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Tue Jan 18, 2005 3:23 am Post subject:
Re: Couple of questions |
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Replied on m.p.exchange.clustering
| Quote: | PS I posted this same message in the Exchange Administration group a
little
while ago then realized it was probably better here. Sorry for the double
posting.
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Ok. Crosspost in the future. :)
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--Brian Desmond
Windows Server MVP
desmondb@payton.cps.k12.il.us
www.briandesmond.com
"R Stovall" <richard-at-@shuffle-daht-.com> wrote in message
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| Quote: | 1) Is it possible to run more than one Exchange Virtual Server on a 2-node
Active/Passive cluster. The relevant details are Exchange 2003 on Windows
Server 2003. I have been able to create a second EVS in a new cluster
group,
but from what I can tell this not allowed/supported. (This is still very
much a test environment.) The reason I tried this is a matter for another
post. For now I'm just interested in the specific details of whether or
not
this is a valid configuration.
2) Is it possible to use Exchange 2003's 'Send As' privileges using a
client
other than Outlook? I.e, can User A send mail as User B using SMTP
(telnet,
OE, Eudora, Pegasus, whatever...)?
Thanks,
RS
PS I posted this same message in the Exchange Administration group a
little
while ago then realized it was probably better here. Sorry for the double
posting. |
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