You purchase Exchange server, a Windows 2000 or later box to run it on, and hire a consultant. Or you get a Windows 2003 box with Small Business Server (includes Exchange and SharePoint) from an online vendor such as Dell and pay for them to configure it and consult when required. The second option is more realistic if you are a newbie.
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After furious head scratching, mcg asked:
| I am a newbie on all of this. How do I go about replacing the POP
| server with Exchange?
|
| Thank You for your response.
|
| "Hal Hostetler [MVP P/I]" wrote:
|
|| In as much as Exchange Server does both POP3 and IMAP natively, have
|| you considered replacing the POP server with Exchange? As to words
|| on setting up and Exchange Server, there's oodles of info at
|| Microsoft:
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||
http://www.microsoft.com/exchange/default.mspx
|| Microsoft Exchange Server
||
|| This site is excellent also:
||
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http://www.swinc.com/resources/exchange/
|| Exchange Resources
||
|| Hal
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|| ||| My company is a very small business. We have a Pop 3 server
||| currently and want to also have a Microsoft Exchange Server. We
||| want to be able to see what is on other's calendars and share
||| e-mail. Once someone answers an e-mail, we want that specific
||| e-mail to disappear. How do I go about setting up a Microsoft
||| Exchange Server, and also keeping our POP3. Please help???
