http://support.microsoft.com/kb/884453
Yup can do that too.
Laura A. Robinson wrote:
Yes. You can even install SBS into an existing AD environment and it will
automatically join the existing Exchange organization, if one exists.
That's about the extent of my SBS knowledge, though, so you may w
Yes, but you might want to consider the version of SBS 2003 you are
spec'ing out as there are some CAL/licensing changes in the R2 era.
Here's the good
1. If you run the SBS 2003 r2 version you can purchase a Win2k
server/Exchange server and not need any Win or Exchange cals for that
seco
Yes. You can even install SBS into an existing AD environment and it will
automatically join the existing Exchange organization, if one exists.
That's about the extent of my SBS knowledge, though, so you may want to wait
until Susan replies before taking my word on it. :-)
Laura
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