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Overclocked Like A Mother
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right now, everyone is using the outlook that is installed on each workstation. I would to move their inboxes/folders/contacts onto Outlook2003 that is with SBS2003 so that 1-their mail can move with them between workstations, and 2-Everyone can be on the same calender and view each other's calender. Would I just create each user in outlook and move their .pst file over? Maybe their is a handy-dandy tutorial on this? Been googling but can't quite locate what I am looking for. Thanks, Heeter |
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Have you thought about setting up exchange? I am pretty sure it's on the SBS CD, at least the one I have has it
![]() Other than that, yes, you could technicall store all the PST's on the server and setup profiles for each user on each workstation, but that's a PITA. |
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Overclocked Like A Mother
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I have not checked to see if the CD came with Exchange or not, but if it did, then I will definitely set that up.
Thanks for the heads up on that, Heeter |
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SBS 2003 comes in two flavours :- Standard & Premium
The following software is included with each version Windows Server 2003 - Standard & Premium Sharepoint Services - Standard & Premium Exchange 2003 - Standard & Premium Outlook 2003 - Standard & Premium WSUS - Standard & Premium Shared Fax Services - Standard & Premium SQL Server 2005 - Premium ISA Server 2004 - Premium Frontpage 2003 - Premium For most small companies (<50 users) SBS is a great solution and is relatively cheap. |
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I'm surprised that you don't have Exchange already installed. I thought it was part of the standard SBS installation procedure.
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Overclocked Like A Mother
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No it is not installed.
This is a Dell Poweredge 1600SC, and it is not in there. When I arrive at this office tomorrow, I will be asking for the original Dell install CD. Heeter |
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It's a customizable option, doesn't necessarily get installed by default.
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Overclocked Like A Mother
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Originally Posted by DwarfData
I am just looking now, other than Server2003, outlook2003, Dell did not install nothing else on this poweredge. They are still searching for the original CD for this server, I am going to install everything that you listed here, might as well. Thanks for the list. Heeter |
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