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shan
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Sun Dec 11, 2005 5:58 pm Post subject:
Basic Instructions for setup |
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I have a very small office type setup and for various reasons am using
Exchange Enterprise server 2003 with windows enterprise server 2003.
Can someone point to a very basic set of directions on how to set up
exchange server for the 10 computers I am using in house so they have
access to mail and calendar's via Outlook 2003. In particular, I am
having difficulty with getting users on XP Home machines to supply the
correct password to the server.
Passwords set on server match complexity and other security requirements
suggested by Server software. Machines will connect to the server via
Administrator's username and password, but not the users assigned name
and password.
Thanks for any help.
S. Hanagan
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Nick Gillott [MVP]
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Mon Dec 12, 2005 1:58 am Post subject:
Re: Basic Instructions for setup |
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Installs are all next, next, next.
Enterprise is overkill for that many.
Home won't attach to the domain, that is the problem. You'll need XP Pro.
"shan" <shan@*****mvn.net> wrote in message
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| Quote: | I have a very small office type setup and for various reasons am using
Exchange Enterprise server 2003 with windows enterprise server 2003.
Can someone point to a very basic set of directions on how to set up
exchange server for the 10 computers I am using in house so they have
access to mail and calendar's via Outlook 2003. In particular, I am having
difficulty with getting users on XP Home machines to supply the correct
password to the server.
Passwords set on server match complexity and other security requirements
suggested by Server software. Machines will connect to the server via
Administrator's username and password, but not the users assigned name and
password.
Thanks for any help.
S. Hanagan |
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Gamichaels
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Wed Dec 14, 2005 1:58 am Post subject:
RE: Basic Instructions for setup |
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Not a set of instructions, but since Nick's response said that Home Edition
won't join the domain, i wanted to point out to you that you don't
necessarily have to join the Domain. I'm in the process of setting up
Exchange and this is likely the route I will be taking. Assuming Outlook
2003 is your client, you are prompted for server name and credentials the
first time you set up Outlook to use an Exchange server. Outlook can then
remember the credentials. Hope this gives a helpful perspective
--
Mike
"shan" wrote:
| Quote: | I have a very small office type setup and for various reasons am using
Exchange Enterprise server 2003 with windows enterprise server 2003.
Can someone point to a very basic set of directions on how to set up
exchange server for the 10 computers I am using in house so they have
access to mail and calendar's via Outlook 2003. In particular, I am
having difficulty with getting users on XP Home machines to supply the
correct password to the server.
Passwords set on server match complexity and other security requirements
suggested by Server software. Machines will connect to the server via
Administrator's username and password, but not the users assigned name
and password.
Thanks for any help.
S. Hanagan
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