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When I'm creating a new user, I don't get the Add Exchange Email option. I have 2 DC's running 2003 Server, and 1 Server running 2003 Server with Exchange 2003. The Exchange 2003 Server is NOT a DC. <br />
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I'm wondering why I don't have the option to add an Exchange Email Account when I add the user to Active Directory U &amp;&nbsp;Computers. <br />
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Ok, I have noticed that if I go to the Exchange 2003 Server and Add the user under All Programs, Microsoft Exchange, Active Directory User and Computers, I do have the option to add an Exchange Mailbox. <br />
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Why wouldn't I be able to do this on a DC?<br />
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What could my problem be? :-( <br />
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Thank you, :-)<br />
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Brandon
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When I'm creating a new user, I don't get the Add Exchange Email option. I have 2 DC's running 2003 Server, and 1 Server running 2003 Server with Exchange 2003. The Exchange 2003 Server is NOT a DC. 

I'm wondering why I don't have the option to add an Exchange Email Account when I add the user to Active Directory U & Computers. 

Ok, I have noticed that if I go to the Exchange 2003 Server and Add the user under All Programs, Microsoft Exchange, Active Directory User and Computers, I do have the option to add an Exchange Mailbox. 

Why wouldn't I be able to do this on a DC?

What could my problem be? :-( 

Thank you, :-)

Brandon

New Users - Active Directory Users and Computers - No Exchange Email option

When I&#39;m creating a new user, I don&#39;t get the Add Exchange Email option. I have 2 DC&#39;s running 2003 Server, and 1 Server running 2003 Server with Exchange 2003. The Exchange 2003 Server is NOT a DC. 

I&#39;m wondering why I don&#39;t have the option to add an Exchange Email Account when I add the user to Active Directory U &amp; Computers. 

Ok, I have noticed that if I go to the Exchange 2003 Server and Add the user under All Programs, Microsoft Exchange, Active Directory User and Computers, I do have the option to add an Exchange Mailbox. 

Why wouldn&#39;t I be able to do this on a DC?

What could my problem be? :-( 

Thank you, :-)

Brandon

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).