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I have 3 sites and many remote users. The 2 remote sites need access to data stored at the main site and I have this running over a vpn. I have a 2003 server at each remote site. My question is can I have copies of the data at each site so that all users are accessing the data locally, whilst...

Maybe I was not clear enough. As the maximum database size is 15g (well 16 if you apply a patch). I am trying to be proactive and have some form of redundancy. Thus 2 Exchange servers at head office and if I install exchange on the two remote sites this will also speed up the remote users...

I have a head office site and two remote sites with approx 10 users on each site. I have 100 or mailboxes and am worried about the Exchange environment. Ideally I would like to have 2 Exchange servers in the Head Office and one in each of the sites. Can I do this and how? Thanks

Do you have RRAS running on the server? If so disable it and see if you can ping. If you can your RRAS has been configured incorrectly.

I have a remote site that has a Windows 2003 Server, fully pached and running AD, AD Integrated DNS, DHCP. The remote client desktops XP Pro SP2, are dhcp enabled and use the server as their dns server. However they occassionally are unable to resolve names and if I run ipconfig/flushdns then...

DNS is working on the branch site and the branch clients are all XP Pro SP2. The branch clients are using the Branch DC for DNS. How can I check that I have associated the subnet with it's site correctly?

I have moved the Branch DCfrom the default site an d within AD Sites and Services the Branch DC is showing in the remote site.

I have a main office (100 users) a branch office (15 users) and a consistant vpn between the two sites. I have 3 DCs at "main" and 1 DC at "Branch" and Branch DC is also contains a Global Cataloge. I setup the subnet then the site and the site link as well as an OU in which I now have all of the...