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I am responsible for branch office IT Support and in the process of upgrading customer from workgroup to Client/Server solution. I have opted for Windows Small Business Server 2003. The main office is also running Windows SBS 2003 and host mail for branch office (mail@mainofficedomain). Currently, users at branch office check their pop accounts at mainofficedomain. Can you suggest how I should configure Exchange on branch server (SBS2003)? Domain name convention? Setup sub domain? Best way for branch users to check mail at mainofficedomain? &nbsp;Should I configure clients with pop accounts and just use exchange for information store, clanandering? or is there a better approach to handling mail in this scenario?
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I am responsible for branch office IT Support and in the process of upgrading customer from workgroup to Client/Server solution. I have opted for Windows Small Business Server 2003. The main office is also running Windows SBS 2003 and host mail for branch office (mail@mainofficedomain). Currently, users at branch office check their pop accounts at mainofficedomain. Can you suggest how I should configure Exchange on branch server (SBS2003)? Domain name convention? Setup sub domain? Best way for branch users to check mail at mainofficedomain?  Should I configure clients with pop accounts and just use exchange for information store, clanandering? or is there a better approach to handling mail in this scenario?

How to configure Exchange in Small Business Server to check mail from another Small Business Server

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.