I have exchange 2003 installed on host A and all users mailbox
configured and used for while, now I have installed new exchange 2003
on host B and then restored backup version of exchange SG from host A
to host B, can the exchange 2003 on host B mount the restored SG and
read all the mailboxes?
Re: Why use external email hosts? ... >>> want an external host when they have Exchange.... >>> I have a few clients who haven't used Exchange as their default ... >> the other server.... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
Re: Why use external email hosts? ... >> an external host when they have Exchange.... >the IP of the other server, and open up port 25 to the other server. ... Most of my early SBS clients weren't particularly ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
Re: .local or .com ... No, you can easily host mail for your users, one of two ways. ...Exchange, and I highly recommend using an SMTP connector in Exchange to ... You can do this without changing a thing in your Public zone as far as MX ... The other way is to make Exchange your public SMTP server with the Public MX ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.dns)
Re: .local or .com ... No, you can easily host mail for your users, one of two ways. ...Exchange, and I highly recommend using an SMTP connector in Exchange to ... You can do this without changing a thing in your Public zone as far as MX ... The other way is to make Exchange your public SMTP server with the Public ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.dns)
Re: Recipient filter vs. Directory harvesting ...SMTP host, which then forwards to Exchange.... 2003 Front-end server or your back-end Exchange server. ... > directory harvesting attack since the sender is getting 550 messages. ... (microsoft.public.exchange.admin)
