Our company was recently purchase by another and they want to merge our exchange server into their domain so we will all be on the central GAL and we can have access to each other's calendars. We have a single 2003 domain "mydomain.com" and a single Exchange 2003 server. They have a forest of:
a.company.com
b.company.com
c.company.com
I do not know how many exchange servers
Since our company is (was) a small company with a good Exchange 2003 server with a lot of space we did not limit our user mail. Some have several gigs of mail and I want to do what I can to see that they continue to operate with as few limits as possible and not be restricted to the new companies 250 MB standard. I do not want to look like we are resisting integration.
I want to propose keeping our exchange server up and to continue to let our division's employees operate with higher limits on storage. But I also want to be sure that we are on the corporate GAL and are able to give and get access to calendars of the other companies. What strategy will give me the best of both?
a.company.com
b.company.com
c.company.com
I do not know how many exchange servers
Since our company is (was) a small company with a good Exchange 2003 server with a lot of space we did not limit our user mail. Some have several gigs of mail and I want to do what I can to see that they continue to operate with as few limits as possible and not be restricted to the new companies 250 MB standard. I do not want to look like we are resisting integration.
I want to propose keeping our exchange server up and to continue to let our division's employees operate with higher limits on storage. But I also want to be sure that we are on the corporate GAL and are able to give and get access to calendars of the other companies. What strategy will give me the best of both?