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I understand that Exchange 2003 is not supported on Server 2008 by Microsoft. You could install it in a virtual machine hosted by server 2008 running hyper-v instead?
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I understand that Exchange 2003 is not supported on Server 2008 by Microsoft. You could install it in a virtual machine hosted by server 2008 running hyper-v instead?

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Is it possible to install exchange 2003 on server 2008 64 bit?<br />
note: exchange is 32 bit
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Is it possible to install exchange 2003 on server 2008 64 bit?
note: exchange is 32 bit

Is it possible to install exchange 2003 on server 2008 64 bit?

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