Is it ok to run Exchange on DC for Outlook clients?

M

mugentuner

Hi,

Hopefully this question can be answered but can I run Exchange on a Domain
Controller server for a small office that has a small network domain or is it
not advisable? Question being that space for an additional server is at a
premium and would like all their Outlook clients to connect to Exchange
without slow network access (by being on a DC). What would best practices
advise for a very small office (5 employees or so)? Thanks
 
N

neo [mvp outlook]

Yes you can and by the way, if you are working with such a small office you
might want to take a look at Small Business Server by Microsoft.
 
M

mugentuner

Thanks Neo. By the way, they have Win 2003 server R2, that should be ok, right?
 
P

Peter Foldes

That is perfectly fine

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M

mugentuner

Thanks, that helps.

Peter Foldes said:
That is perfectly fine

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