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by alpha-male
In Exchange the name of the server is critical. Once you create it, you will NOT be able to change it without reinstalling Exchange. Make sure you plan out your Exchange environment carefully before you begin.
You're definitely on the right track reading up before you start. I'd take a look at microsoft technet as well. www.cramsession.com has some great study guides too...they have a good one for Exchange 5.5 (I'm getting ready for the MCP exam in Exchange just now).
Good Luck! Hope this helps a little...
by jsarinana
by jayanth
As mentioned in Answer1, the name of the Exchange Server is critical. It is by this name that your exchange server will be indicated in the MX records at your or your ISP's DNS. Also you will not be able to change this name once you install exchange. Apart from the link given in Answer 1, these two links should also help you
by jsarinana
by shmaltz
As the previous answer suggested, It is critical and you will not be able to change it once you installed Exchange.
Howerver Jayanth (Answer 2) is wrong that the name you choose for your Exchange server is the one that your ISP will point to. Your ISP will point to an IP Address and not to a NETBios name.
by shmaltz
Actualy you could rename an Exchange server, But it asks for trouble. Follow this link on renaming:
https://www.techrepublic.com/forumqa/thread_detail.jhtml?thread_id=94525
by jsarinana
by jsarinana
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