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I have Exchange 2007 running in our head office in Canada. &nbsp;Remote users already connect to Exchange throughout North America via rpc/https. &nbsp;We have Germany clients that run German windows 7/XP and office 2007/2010. &nbsp;We will be taking over their network and migrating the users to our exchange environment. &nbsp;My questions are:<br />
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1. Are there any caveats with attaching German outlook/windows to our north American exchange environment.<br />
2. Do I have to install any language packs for exchange?<br />
3. Do I need to run any type of prep work on our exchange environment or can i just add them normally like our north American remote users?<br />
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Thanks
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I have Exchange 2007 running in our head office in Canada.  Remote users already connect to Exchange throughout North America via rpc/https.  We have Germany clients that run German windows 7/XP and office 2007/2010.  We will be taking over their network and migrating the users to our exchange environment.  My questions are:

1. Are there any caveats with attaching German outlook/windows to our north American exchange environment.
2. Do I have to install any language packs for exchange?
3. Do I need to run any type of prep work on our exchange environment or can i just add them normally like our north American remote users?

Thanks

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