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My company wants me to build a network for our Sister Company..<br />
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They are a title closing company, and have the following needs...<br />
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Microsoft Exchange Server<br />
Virtual Private Networks<br />
Some type of Backup System<br />
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I am new to this, but am looking at purchasing a Xeon 2.8 ghz with 2 gigs of ram, 120 gig hd (possibly two RAID 1), gigabit NIC.......<br />
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As for Software,... MS Windows Server 2003, Exchange Standard 2003, and Office 2003....<br />
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Eventually we will need another server to support a service we use in the title business, but thats for another day....<br />
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We currently have a T-1 for the parent company, and 9 servers running... &nbsp;we are wanting to separate this network completely from the other, and I was wondering if i could do that while sharing the T-1, or if we needed another T-1.... &nbsp;we are wanting to connect this network for the sister company over a WAN, so our other branches can get in and be backed up, etc.... &nbsp; <br />
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Any thoughts or suggestions?
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My company wants me to build a network for our Sister Company..

They are a title closing company, and have the following needs...

Microsoft Exchange Server
Virtual Private Networks
Some type of Backup System

I am new to this, but am looking at purchasing a Xeon 2.8 ghz with 2 gigs of ram, 120 gig hd (possibly two RAID 1), gigabit NIC.......

As for Software,... MS Windows Server 2003, Exchange Standard 2003, and Office 2003....

Eventually we will need another server to support a service we use in the title business, but thats for another day....

We currently have a T-1 for the parent company, and 9 servers running...  we are wanting to separate this network completely from the other, and I was wondering if i could do that while sharing the T-1, or if we needed another T-1....  we are wanting to connect this network for the sister company over a WAN, so our other branches can get in and be backed up, etc....   

Any thoughts or suggestions?

Windows Network Question -- First Time Setting it up.

The Windows operating systems have distinct methodologies for designing and implementing networks, and have specific systems to accomplish various networking processes, such as Exchange for email, Sharepoint for shared files and programs, and IIS for delivery of web pages. Microsoft also produces server technologies for networked database use, security and virtualization.