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by jlouis45

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Friends I am new to this MS Exchange and i am not able to find out which is the location of the MS Exchange. I also would like to know how to configure it.

Thanks in Advance. Wish you'll the best
louis
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by bhalchandra72

My Dear,
don't u think the information u have given is beyond anybody's understanding?
are u doing a fresh installation or creating a site or a server under existing site/

by jlouis45

hi amit,

Well I havent done anything about MSEXCHANGE. I am having a server and I heard about MSEXCHANGE as suggestions to have email facility on intranet. Now my questions are :
1. Is exchange a separate software by itself or does it come withanyother package.
2. HOw to make it compatible with outlook on all the client computers.

Hope to get a reply to my questions. It may sound silly but I am very new to this.

Thanks and regards,
Louis

by rudolph(uk)

If what you want is to know "where" the server actually is, from a command prompt ping [servername] and you will receive the IP address among other things. Then, from your network documentation you should be able to find in what room/building the server is.
About to configure it.... well, I would kindly suggest you to have a course on it or get help from some Exchange MCP. Incidentally, you don't need to go to the server. You can work on it from your workstation using the Exchange Administration program.

by jlouis45

Dear Rudolph,

Your answer didnt help me to figure out the exact solution but I got some idea of it.

Well I havent done anything about MSEXCHANGE. I am having a server and I heard about MSEXCHANGE as suggestions to have email facility on intranet. Now my questions are :
1. Is exchange a separate software by itself or does it come with anyother package.
2. HOw to make it compatible with outlook on all the client computers.
3. If it is existing in my softwares then how am I to configure it.

Hope to get a reply to my questions. It may sound silly but I am very new to this.

Thanks and regards,
Louis

by rudolph(uk)

What you need is much beyond the scope of this forum. In Amazon or in whatever bokkshop you like you will find dozens of books about MSExchange. You can also browse Microsoft web and find it by yourself.
Please close this question so we can dedicate to help and receive help from people who knows and suffer Exchange.
Thanks

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