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Submitted by Brashquido on Thu, 2004-01-22 06:24.
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Finally got my Exchange 2003 Server up and running yesterday :-D

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Rattlehead said:
Submitted by Rattlehead on Mon, 2005-08-29 10:07.

dude Im not gona ask u for a guide on how u did that,but u know anywhere that would have a dummies guide to it.
I want to set it up, I have a company hosting the DNS for me and they have added a (MX) to the Server to point to my Server, dont know where to go from there

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Submitted by Brashquido on Mon, 2005-08-29 11:58.

msexchange.org is quite good. I'm actually using MailEnable Standard now as Exchange, while good was overkill for my needs, and it consumes quite a bit of resources (especially RAM). I do miss the functionality of OWA though :-) .

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Submitted by Rattlehead on Mon, 2005-08-29 12:02.

Im actually in the market for a mailing system.
It will only contain about 15-20 email address, users using Outlook2003 to send and recieve emails, either when attached to network or on the move, any suggestions? Is MailEnable good?

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Submitted by Brashquido on Mon, 2005-08-29 12:40.

MailEnable Standard is a very robust SMTP/POP3/List server, and amazingling it is freeware. It is in my top ten of best Windows freeware ever!

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