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Virtual Exchange Server - 10.Aug.2008 9:25:05 AM

supachicken

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Hi Guys,

I currently run a 10.5 Mac server for my mail and web, but now with the new iPhone SW I want to be able to use a 'push' mail server.

The plan is to use a virtual machine to have a virtual exchange server.

This is the set-up that I am going to build.

10.5 Server
Virtual Machine - VMWare Fusion running 2003 Enterprise Server using 2003 Exchange Server.

Have you guys got any advice you could give me or are you able to put me in the right direction so I can learn a little more about this?

Cheers.

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RE: Virtual Exchange Server - 11.Aug.2008 10:10:05 AM

Sembee

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Do you need Enterprise edition of Windows?
You don't need it for Exchange to operate correctly. Enterprise edition is only required for clustering, you cannot make sue of any other features it provides.

Otherwise your question is simply too wide to answer effectively. You need to more specific about what you want to do.
If this is just for you as an individual then I would suggest that you look at SBS 2003 instead.

Simon.

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