Hello,
I'm very new to exchange in that I've never even used it before. I'm a linux System admin who has been running a pop3 server for my company for roughly a year now.
I have learned how to set up and maintain windows servers on my own, and so far things are working out well. However, the higher ups are sick of pop3, and want exchange. I've been asked to set up an exchange server and make it work for the entire company.
I currently have the following network structure:
1 Windows 2k Domain controller running ad, dns and file serving
1 Windows 2k3 member server replicating AD, dns, and file/print serving
I plan on buying another machine to make an exchange 2003 server on this network. My active directories domain name is called airscd.
People would like the exchange server to be called airssolutions.com.
Is it possible to make this exchange server have a different domain name than the domain it is part of?
Do I need to create a new domain in ad for this server?
Any and all help would be much appreciated.
thanks
-dfortin
I'm very new to exchange in that I've never even used it before. I'm a linux System admin who has been running a pop3 server for my company for roughly a year now.
I have learned how to set up and maintain windows servers on my own, and so far things are working out well. However, the higher ups are sick of pop3, and want exchange. I've been asked to set up an exchange server and make it work for the entire company.
I currently have the following network structure:
1 Windows 2k Domain controller running ad, dns and file serving
1 Windows 2k3 member server replicating AD, dns, and file/print serving
I plan on buying another machine to make an exchange 2003 server on this network. My active directories domain name is called airscd.
People would like the exchange server to be called airssolutions.com.
Is it possible to make this exchange server have a different domain name than the domain it is part of?
Do I need to create a new domain in ad for this server?
Any and all help would be much appreciated.
thanks
-dfortin