2. What is basic difference between Exchange Server 2003 and Exchange Server 2007 ?
Ans. Basically, if you start, MS Exchange Server2003 is a 32-bit application whereas MS Exchange 2007 is 64-bit application. Also, there were no role infrastructure in MS Exchange 2003 where as this is not the case with MS Exchange Server 2007. It has Role Infrastructure which are mailbox, hub transport, client access, edge transport, unified server. It also support CCR which stands for Continuous Cluster Replication which is required for dedicated server clusters.

3. Is it possible to import addresses and messages from my old mailer ?
Ans. Yes, it is possible to import addresses and messages. However, you will need to download all mails to your local machine and then configure Exchange Server account to import it to Exchange Server.

4. What are the minimum hardware requirements for usage of Exchange Dedicated Server :

For Exchange Server 2003, you will need the following minimum hardware specifications :

- 32 bit Hardware
- 4GB Minimum as AS will be installed on the same server.

For Exchange Server 2007, you will need the following minimum hardware specifications :

- 64 bit Hardware
- 5GB Minimum as AD will also be installed on same server

5. How to backup and restore for Exchange Dedicated Servers ?
Ans. In order to complete the process, you will need System sate backup for AD restoration. For Exchange Server, you need to take backup of all the files, MDB files, EDB files, STM files and LOG files. This is the same case with Exchange Server restoration.

6. What does fully managed exchange dedicated server include ?
Ans. Basically, it refers to all exchange server configuration along with backup and patch installation.

7. How many mailboxes can i create with Exchange Server ?
Ans. You will be able to easily create 3000 Mailboxes with approx. 8MB each per Mailbox. However, it is also dependant upon the server configuration of the dedicated server hardware. Following is an example :

2GB – Operating System
1GB – Application Installation
1GB – Exchange Server
Mailboxes with 8MB for email user

2 + 1 + 1 + Mailbox with 8MB

However, Microsoft recommends 5MB per Mailbox

8. What are the features of Exchange Dedicated Server Hosting ?

- Mobile Access
- Public foler ( Only available in MS Exchange Server 2003 )
- Share Calendar
- Share Mailbox
- Mail Group
- Mailbox access as per permission
- Direct “Out of office” Message setting ( Outlook email client )
- Meeting Request ( Outlook and Exchange combination )

9. What is Outlook Web Access or OWA in Exchange Server ?
Ans. It is Outlook Web for accessing email through internet.

10. Is Anti-virus and Spam filering on Exchange Dedicated Server ?
Ans. Spam filter is available in 2003sp1 and 2007. It is based on IP report.

11. How to Access my emails via my mobile device ( e.g. Blackberry ) ?
Ans. This setting needs to be enabled on Exchange Server and mobile device needs 5.0 V and above installed on it.

12. Is it possible that i can access my emails from anywhere ?
Ans. Yes, if you are Mobile is compatible and you have access to Internet.

13. What kind of storage system does BODHost offer ?
Ans. We offer basic 3ware RAID 1 Configuration on our Exchange dedicated servers.

14. Can i integrate shared calendars, contact and public folders ?
Ans. Yes, this is one of the unique features of Exchange dedicated servers.

15. Are there any size limits on the emails that are configured on Exchange Server ?
Ans. We don’t impose restrictions on the limit. However, Microsoft recommends 2GB Per Mailbox.

16. Is it possible to migrate Exchange Server from my existing provider to you without any service interruption ?
Ans. We make sure there are no interruption of services during migration from another dedicated server to us. Once the process is completed by our windows technical department, all we need to do is set MS record to mail server.

17. Is it possible to upgrade from MS Exchange Server 2003 to MS Exchange Server 2007 ?
Ans. Yes, upto a certain level. MS Exchange Server 2003 only run 32-bit hardware whereas MS Exchange Server 2007 run on 64-bit Hardware. However, Transition is definitely possible.

If you are looking for a Exchange Dedicated Server Configuration Quotes, please email us at sales@bodhost.com

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This also enhances security and reduces the risk factor and can be configured on mobile devices. Exchange Server can store emails on a dedicated server which is not the case with POP3 setup. Employees of organizations may send private information through this applications.

With exchange dedicated server Hosting configuration, emails and information can be stored on servers which can only be accessed through client devices. Exchange dedicated servers run on MS windows servers and operating system. Microsoft Outlook Web access also provides browser access systems. It supports devices such as blackberry, Treo, Motorola, QPocket and oher smartphones.

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- It is not possible to more Exchange Server on Windows 2003, to move up to Windows Server 2008
- Due to Failover Cluster Setup, clustered mailboxes are not possible to move.
- You cannot upgrade Stand-alone Server to Windows 2008 Server without upgrading Exchange Server.
- Recovery features cannot be used while upgration.
- Exchange Server can be moved from Windows Server 2003 to Windows Server 2008 by pre-installing server and migrating data on to it.
- Process also includes replication of mailboxes, folders, data.
- If we migrate on pre-installed server, we will not have to manually modify the files.
- It also reduces downtime.
- In terms with cluster servers, it is important we keep the existinf data and remove any third-party applications, Exchange and then upgrading the Windows Server 2003 to Windows Server 2008. All pre-requisites should be fulfilled while migrating from one operating system to another.
- In order to maintain the data, it depends on the number of servers in cluster.
- In case of multiple mailboxes, move all mailboxes to another server and then uninstall Exchange.
- It is important to uninstall Exchange and Windows Powershell from passive node in cluster
- We need to check all tasks for each server role
- Server role recognition is important
- Windows Server 2008 with Exchange Server 2007 should be planned
- EdgeSync process should run same version of Exchange Server 2007.
- Edge Transport Servers subscribed to Active directory.
- Exchange Server 2007 does not have cross-operating system

Windows Exchange Dedicated Servers are normally setup on Cluster Servers.

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