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What's the least expensive option for setting up my front end server? Since I have the CD for 2003 Server should I just get another license? Is there a less expensive 2003 Server version that will work as a front end? Should I go with 2000 Server? Your help is much appreciated!

Can I use an old NT4 server as the front end to a Win2003 server domain? Recommendations for configuration?

Just to make sure I was clear enough. Were operating a single server network. Using only 1 server, do I need to make it a front end server to use OWA?

Do I have to check the "This is a Front End Server" box on the General page of Server Properties? Are there any particular security considerations I need to attend to when not using a front end server?

I have Exchange 2003 running on a Windows 2003 Server (standard). Can I run OWA from this single server, or do I need to set up a second server as a front end?

I don't know if this will work in Exchange 2000, but it did in Exchange 2003: Make sure that the box is checked to “allow out of office responses” in Exchange System Manager under: Global Settings> Internet Message Formats> Default. (The box is located on the Advanced Tab of the properties for...

We run Outlook 2002 on WinXP machines through Exchange 2003 on a Windows 2003 standard server. We schedule appointments in Outlook Calendar using a custom form whcih includes the user defined field "Client Name." I can open Advanced Find and run a search using this field, but when I save the...

I don't think the problem is incompatability between Exchange 2003 and Outlook 2002, as we are running the two together and it works fine. We are, though, running Exchange 2003 on a Win2003 server. The problem might be in how you have SMTP configured.

Stopping the Exchange services produced a clean shutdown. Thanks!

Windows Server 2003 Standard running Exhchange 2003, not Small Business Server.

My configurstion is identical to what ctsolutionsbiz describes. I appreciate hearing from all of you. It sounds like this problem is fairly widespread.

When I try to restart the server it hangs on "Server is shutting down" screen. I eventually push the restart button (the longest I've waited is 30 minutes). After startup, the app log shows the following errors: Event Type: Error Event Source: MSExchangeAL Event Category: LDAP...

BE 9.0 rev. 4454 scheduled backups fail with message "A failure occurred accessing the writer metadata." This is on a Dell Poweredge 1600SC machine running Win2k3 Server Standard Edition.