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Exchange 2003?!?

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by Member 31124317

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Hi Guys & girls,
I was asked can my exchange 2003 be a centralized mail server for all subsidiaries in rest of the world.
Although i could set up VPN between subsidiaries, hence we are all running different network scopes, which is ok. I am aware that they are all running earlier version of exchange on their networks i.e. 2000.
Now if i was to obtain their exchange boxes and migrate their mailboxes to my server, can their domains join to my domain, even though we are geographically far apart and on different segments! Or can i just point their outlooks? to my exchange without touching their networks nor DC.
I guess its not a question for novices no disrespect, but you can imagine imprecations!
I would appreciate for your feed back, thanks in advance.

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by wizard-09

You can set up a trust on your domain to turst the other domain its like joining it to your domain.

by Member 31124317

Thanks t_mcnally_2001, but the problem is that i have 11 subs, and the max you can set up is 10....
Its never easy is it?

by the 'g-man.'

Throw all the mail on your server, including mail domains (only) then get then all to use Outlook Web Access or Outlook Anywhere for clients (2007 only - links to outlook client)

by Member 31124317

Thanks G-Man, but i need all the historical e-mails accounts.
If i was to migrate them they will benefit OWA or OMA automatically, nor i have 2007, cheers

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