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Sorry to be pedantic but what your saying is you can virtualise the HT and/or mailbox role on a DC (preferrably not the DC holding the PDC emulator) but it's not recommended. It's just that I inherited a HT on a DC and my official Microsoft trainer said not to put Exchange on a DC if you can...

But would that have any support implications if you were to contact Microsoft with any problems? And would you recommend vmware or microsoft virtual server?

Are you only using 2007 or do you have any legacy 2003 mailboxes?

I understand it is not best practice to put Exchange 2007 onto a DC but are there any adverse effects to putting the hub transport role onto a DC?

Thank you Zelandakh - I thought the only option was to update to 2007 - do you know if this affects entourage 2008 users as well?

I have Outlook 2003 clients and Exchange 2007 running 2007 OWA. There is a conflict between the 2 out of office settings. OWA 2007 overides any out of office messages set in Outlook 2003 client out of office settings. Is there any way to force there to be only one message apart from upgrading...

Thank you 58sniper for your speedy response the bit i am trying to get my head round is the 'copy status' column on the store's window - does this indicate that the copy status is healthy, or does it indicate that the database is 'healthy' - what would constitute a corrupt database? I want to...

I want to find out the benefits of turning on LOCAL Continuous Replication (LCR). Microsoft recommends LCR is turned on as minimum redundancy protection for the store database(s). My question is how much overhead does this create on server performance and does turning on LCR give a status...