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Wow, kinda of forgot about this, and it has been on the back burner. Where do I find the IPM.Note? I am not a web person. Thanks

You need to create a connector from the exchange 2003 to exchange 2007 servers

We have a company Font we would like to use in OWA. We can manually change the message format to it.. My question is, is there a GPO that forces the OWA to use a default font for the message format not the frame work of the page? Thanks

You need to open port 443. (SSL) if you have a real certificate.. If you don't then you have to open port 80 to your CAS server. I assume you are talking about from the outside world.. No, you dont have to be using outlook 2007. And you should not have to ever connect it to a PC.. Are you...

We are looking for a 3rd party app to help track messages going into our sales@, custservice@, Support@ generic mailboxes. We have multiple users checking these boxes during the day, but management would like to track how long it is taking to get these emails replied to.. Ideas?

Ok, thank you for the info. We are jumping the ram to 8Gb per. One more question, and I thank everyone for their input! What if we use the 2 server using CCR. And just the 2 servers. With all roles on the 2. That will work correct? What are the downsides? Thanks again

Ok, here are the specs: 700 Mailboxes Currently 45Gb single information store. (That store will be broke out into 4 Stores during the move) Mail to grow to 100Gb over next 3 years is expected We are not keeping data on those drives, it will be tied back to a NAS that has plenty of space Why...

Ok, so just to verify.... We can or cannot use just 2 servers and have full redundancy????

First post here, and hopefully the gang here can help. We are preparing to purchase and deploy exchange 2007. We currently have exchange 2000 (front end, back end) setup. (not that that really matters) We purchased 2 HP quad Core Xeon systems with 4 GB ram each, and 4 x 73Gb SAS drives...

It doesnt matter if you are using Citrix or not. Access is different in 2000 to 2003. You WILL have to have your database converted to the new format. MOST people leave the database alone, and leave access at the 2000 level.