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open ESM<br />
the first object on the left hand window with a globe sign will show you the name of the exchange ORG.
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open ESM
the first object on the left hand window with a globe sign will show you the name of the exchange ORG.

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Thank you yes... that is what i'm looking at. So if it says &quot;Name (Exchange)&quot;... my organization would be what &quot;Name&quot; is? Or is it possible that my organization is called &quot;Exchange&quot;? I don't understand why the exchange manager shows the word 'Exchange' in brackets??... we're in the Exchange System Manager! LOL<br />
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For the sake of my original question... could you be more specific? Thank you for you initial quick response.
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Thank you yes... that is what i'm looking at. So if it says "Name (Exchange)"... my organization would be what "Name" is? Or is it possible that my organization is called "Exchange"? I don't understand why the exchange manager shows the word 'Exchange' in brackets??... we're in the Exchange System Manager! LOL

For the sake of my original question... could you be more specific? Thank you for you initial quick response.

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I'm running an upgrade to Exchange 2007 from 2003. No problems thus far. During the setup for Exchange 2007 i'm asked to specify the name for the exchange organization. By default... the name 'First Organization' appears. I don't know if this is the real name.<br />
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Where exactly can i find the name of our exchange organization?<br />
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The root of the System Manager shows 'Name (Exchange)'... I've put the word 'Name' in place of our name. <br />
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Simple question... just looking for clarification.
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I'm running an upgrade to Exchange 2007 from 2003. No problems thus far. During the setup for Exchange 2007 i'm asked to specify the name for the exchange organization. By default... the name 'First Organization' appears. I don't know if this is the real name.

Where exactly can i find the name of our exchange organization?

The root of the System Manager shows 'Name (Exchange)'... I've put the word 'Name' in place of our name. 

Simple question... just looking for clarification.

What is the name of my Exchange organization?

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