Making a Redundant Exchange Server

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From: barry@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: 1 Feb 2006 19:55:41 -0800

I have a PDC running happily with Exchange 2003. Recently I have added
an additional Domain contoller (secondary), so that my users can log in
if the main server is down.

My question is how do i do the same with exchange?

To access my mail i go to http://mail/exchange (internal)

i have a additional doamin controller called FS1 I want to be able to
type http://fs1/exchange and access my mail even if the mail server is
down. is this possible? and if so, how can i do it ?

the mail computer and fs1 are already linked together, by using the
DCPROMO tool and choosing : Additional Controller in an Existing
Domain. I can share the active directory now this has no problems !!!

do you have an idea in what i can do ?

cheers 

Barry

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