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Installing Exchange 2000 on W2k member s

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by faisalmasood

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I want to know is there any problem in configuring Exchange 2000 (or 5.5) on W2k member server with MS proxy or MS ISA Server already installed.

I've done that. But My proxy server isn't working some times. The service is stopped on logging on. When I start it it says www service running. When I stop www & start it again it doesn't work even after that.

Does it have anything to do with Exchange. (I'm new to Exchange. worked a little bit.)

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by scottsman

It sounds like a w2k or proxy issue to me.
I have exchange running on a w2k server
with ISA 2000 there are no problems.if
you are using proxy2.0 try uograde to isa if
you have it. also was there any errors
when installing exchange (AD
speciffically)

by xiaxiong

Having recently done this, I know that many Exchange 2000 features are tied into IIS (most notably the Outlook Web Access). There is an inherent conflict between ISA and IIS -- that is, they both want to use port 80. The solution is to go into your Internet Services Manager and change the default web site port to something other than 80 or 8080. Though if you do this, remember that you will have to specify this port when trying to access any web sites the machine is hosting -- including exchange OWA.

Also, make sure in ISA that you configure packet filtering to allow SMTP (25) and POP3 (110) ports (and any other ports relevant to the protocols you're using.)

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