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Leslie Isaacs
Hello All
I have a peer-to-peer network of 5 PCs (one of which is used purely as a
fileserver) running Windows 2K Professional , and Offfice 97 Professional.
Currently only one of the PCs has email set up, with Outlook. I would like
to change this so that all the 4 workstations can be used to send and
receive email, with access to all the same (shared) Outlook folders. How do
I set this up?
I originally posted this on a Windows2K newsgroup, and received the
followinmg reply from Pegasus (MVP):
You need to run MS Exchange on your server. The "Small Business Server"
package would probably fill your bill very nicely.
Under Outlook 98 (and possibly Outlook 2000) you could use the
"Net Folders" facility to share Outlook folders. I believe that it was
not very robust. If you need further details, repost in an Outlook
newsgroup.
I would be grateful if anyone here could confirm whether I really do need MS
Exchange 'Small Business Server', and what problems there may be using the
"Net Folders" facility to share Outlook folders.
Hope someone can help.
Many thanks
Leslie Isaacs
I have a peer-to-peer network of 5 PCs (one of which is used purely as a
fileserver) running Windows 2K Professional , and Offfice 97 Professional.
Currently only one of the PCs has email set up, with Outlook. I would like
to change this so that all the 4 workstations can be used to send and
receive email, with access to all the same (shared) Outlook folders. How do
I set this up?
I originally posted this on a Windows2K newsgroup, and received the
followinmg reply from Pegasus (MVP):
You need to run MS Exchange on your server. The "Small Business Server"
package would probably fill your bill very nicely.
Under Outlook 98 (and possibly Outlook 2000) you could use the
"Net Folders" facility to share Outlook folders. I believe that it was
not very robust. If you need further details, repost in an Outlook
newsgroup.
I would be grateful if anyone here could confirm whether I really do need MS
Exchange 'Small Business Server', and what problems there may be using the
"Net Folders" facility to share Outlook folders.
Hope someone can help.
Many thanks
Leslie Isaacs