I am by no means an "expert" in Exchange, but do have many
years experience with it and have not found an answer to
do what you would like, without creating seperate profiles
for each user. The easiest way is to use OWA, no profiles
need to be created.
Hope this helps.
>-----Original Message-----
>We are currently using Exchange 5.5, so is there no way
to
>setup email locally to the system for all users without
it
>creating the account locally to the user profile even as
>the local admin?
>
>
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>What version of Exchange are you using? I am not
>familiar
>>with 2000, so there may be answer for you there; but
with
>>5.5, that's correct each user has their own profile, and
>>unlike 98, where you could set up a list of profiles to
>>chose from when you log in, it can't be done, to my many
>>years of searching for it. So what I've done is have
the
>>user(s) use the OWA of Exchange with out setting up
>>mailboxes for each profile that logs on. It seems to
>work
>>very well.
>>
>>Hope this helps.
>>
>>Mark
>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>I am trying to do is setup one
>>>email account for a team that they would all get the
>same
>>>exchange account, so I want it to be local to the
system
>>>and that when anyone logs into that system they will
>have
>>>access to that account. What happening though is that
>>the
>>>account is being created only locally to the users
>>>profile and when someone else logs in the account has
to
>>>be created again. Any Idea on how to do this? Greatly
>>>appreciated for your help.
>>>
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>>>
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