Re: Exchange 2003 in different locations with different addresses

On 10 Apr 2007 03:23:38 -0700, "ChrisW" <chriswo2k@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Exchange question. We have four locations. Three connect back to the
main office over a vpn. There is one domain with a domain controller
at each place. We now want to do Exchange 2003 for email. Every
location has its own email address, like user@xxxxxxxxxxxx and
user@xxxxxxxxxxxx and things like that. So theres that. We also want
to make sure email gets delivered over the Internet incase the vpn
fails. I dont think we can setup four Exchange organizations, right?

So whats the best way to install Exchange at all four locations so
each has its own email and email can be delivered either over the vpn
or over the internet?

Thanks

ChrisW

You are correct in that you can't have four Exchange orgs, but then
again, you don't need them.

Question for you though, what is the bandwidth between the locations
and why are you expecting something as controlable as the VPN to fail
but don't anticipate your Internet link failing?

The bandwidth question is critical to the piece of advice you're
asking for.
.

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