Hey Guys, I know I've asked this before I think, but I was not to sure about the answer. I'm running an exchange 2003 server in location A, but would like my clients in location B to access it as well. There is a 2 MB link between them. Is there such a scenario where I can setup 2 exchange boxes on each location, and have data replicate or move between them, or control traffic between users in location A & B? I heard something about adding another exchange server to my existing organization, and I'm guessing I will just have to point users the respective server in their physical location?
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