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SBS2003 and exchange configuration for multiple offices.

Asked by stevenvel in SBS Small Business Server

I need to setup sbs2003 with exchange (at branch office) to provide for local e-mail, calander, contacts and to make use of information store. We are not hosting mail server locally, instead, outlook clients  will be set-up with pop accounts to check mail at main office. Can you please advise on the best configuration for this scenario? Please provide a detailed/point form description of steps I need to take in setting up the local exchange server and which services I need to disable (SMTP?). Can I use a wizard to configure (I don't have advanced exchange skills)? Note: longterm, we plan to create a WAN setup where branch offices will be able to access company shared data but in the short term each office runs independently. I am aware of RPC over HTTP, is this another option?
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