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Windows Messenger with Exchange 2003?

 
 
oink
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      18th Apr 2005
Is it true that Exchange 2003 does not support Windows Messenger?

If so, then what is the messenger service in Exchange for?

I'm really confused.


 
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      19th Apr 2005
Greetings,

This is correct, because the Exchange IM Service was removed from Exchange 2003; it is
however, part of Exchange 2000.
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> Is it true that Exchange 2003 does not support Windows Messenger?
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> If so, then what is the messenger service in Exchange for?
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> I'm really confused.
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