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XChange 2000 where is the Administrator

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Hello Gents and Ladies,
My issue is regarding Exchange Administrator. We have our propietory software, which needs to be hooked up to Exchange. In Exchange 5.5 you had to Access the Administrator within the Xchange program to be able to go through various configurations... In Exchange 2000, this is not an option.If it is I do not know where and that is where I need your help.

So where should I instruct my client to go, to get the options that would allow him to configure Exchange to work with our software... Specifically, we are looking to do the following:-
setting up email domain, enabling message tracking,where to setup Exchange for rich text formatting, enable/disable out of office to internet,dialup connections, connected sites, routing, security, delivery using... I guess you get the picture.
Please help if you can... what I mentioned above, was based on an in house document, that is obviously outdated... I am not certified in Exchange just happen to be caught in the middle... help please if you can.
Cheers,

SM

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by [_rick_>

Need to use Microsoft Management Console. (MMC)

There should be a Microsoft Exchange Folder in the Programs tree. The Console to open is Exchange System Manager.

For more controls than do the following:

*Start - Run - MMC
*Add the following MMC Consoles

-- Active Directory Domains and Trusts
-- Active Directory Sites and Services
-- Active Directory Users and Computers
-- Active Directory Connector Management
-- Computer Management
-- DNS
-- Exchange System Manager
-- Internet Services Manager
-- Performance

These added consoles will give you more functionality in configuring the Exchange 2000 Server. Each has a specific services it maintains and it crucial to the operation of E2K.

There are numerous articles & documents on Exchange 2000 at the Microsoft.com/exchange site.

Good luck.

-Rick

by smsppt

Thanks the information was helpful, sorry took this long to get back. Been super busy. Cheers.

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