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What happens if you just stop and disable all exchange services on the server and remove Exchange accounts from Outlook?<br />
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I'm just curious what made you dump one of the best functions of SBS and start paying monthly fees.<br />

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What happens if you just stop and disable all exchange services on the server and remove Exchange accounts from Outlook?

I'm just curious what made you dump one of the best functions of SBS and start paying monthly fees.


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I started paying monthly fees to be able to easily get email anywhere and have email backups and shared calendars without needing a VPN. &nbsp;We don't have an IT person.
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I started paying monthly fees to be able to easily get email anywhere and have email backups and shared calendars without needing a VPN.  We don't have an IT person.

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But with a couple of easy to read books on SBS you can have Outlook Anywhere Outlook Web Access and Exchange ActiveSync, meaning email anywhere, anytime and on any device, no VPN required and the SBS built in &nbsp;Backup backs up your email.<br />
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I'm not sure you can count on Google Apps after they just wiped out the email of 150,000 account holders
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But with a couple of easy to read books on SBS you can have Outlook Anywhere Outlook Web Access and Exchange ActiveSync, meaning email anywhere, anytime and on any device, no VPN required and the SBS built in  Backup backs up your email.

I'm not sure you can count on Google Apps after they just wiped out the email of 150,000 account holders

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I recently moved my small business email from Exchange runnings on SBS 2003 to Google mail.<br />
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The only issue I have is when faxes come in, I do not know how to configure my server to know that mydomain.com is no longer local on the server. &nbsp;The email needs to go out into the internet.<br />
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Can someone advise me on this?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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Steve in Boston
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I recently moved my small business email from Exchange runnings on SBS 2003 to Google mail.

The only issue I have is when faxes come in, I do not know how to configure my server to know that mydomain.com is no longer local on the server.  The email needs to go out into the internet.

Can someone advise me on this?

Thanks,

Steve in Boston

SBS 2003 - Not using Exchange Email, Faxes won't email to hosted domain email

Small Business Server (SBS) is a line of server operating systems targeted at small businesses by bundling the operating system with a number of other Microsoft products that would normally need to be purchased or licensed separately. The most notable inclusions are Exchange, SQL Server, SharePoint and ISA/TMG (Microsoft's firewall and proxy 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.