benefits of Exchange 2007
I am in searching of the benefits of upgrading my current Exchange 2000 system to 2007. The main challenge of using Exchange 2000 & Outlook is that when the user is on remote, Outlook does not work well with VPN, mostly due to the lousy local network connection such as hotel wireless; however, Outlook Web Access (OWA) seems to be working at acceptable level. For example, when I traveled to the far east, it's impossible to use VPN because of the poor inter-continental connection. I got by with using OWA.
My question is can I use Outlook but set it up to use HTTP or Port 80 with all the Exchange benefits? I do know the OWA in 2007 is nice.
On top of this, why do I need to upgrade to 2007?
My question is can I use Outlook but set it up to use HTTP or Port 80 with all the Exchange benefits? I do know the OWA in 2007 is nice.
On top of this, why do I need to upgrade to 2007?
Hi,
Alos to answer...what you are asking for Outlook on port 80/443 was erlier known as RPC over HTTP, it is not known as Outlook Anywhere ::: http://technet.microsoft.c
Thanks
Nitin
Alos to answer...what you are asking for Outlook on port 80/443 was erlier known as RPC over HTTP, it is not known as Outlook Anywhere ::: http://technet.microsoft.c
Thanks
Nitin
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how good is this Outlook Anywhere?
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You would need to upgrade to Exchange 2007 for following reasons::::
- Focus on Compliance & Rules
- Improved Security & AntiSPam features
- Improved Client Access (Anywhere/Autodiscover/Act
- Improved Storage & Management
- Ease of Administration
- Unified Messaging
Bascially have alook at this URL: http://www.microsoft.com/ehttp://www.active-office.c
http://www.articlesbase.co
Hope this helps
Thanks
Nitin