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Ok question which Im sure is easy to answer...<br />
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I am about to move our Exchange 2010 server to a virtual server at a data centre and all users are going to connect using RPC over HTTP no problem there.<br />
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BUT we also have a BES server running version 4 for Exchange can this still work? can I move it or leave it where it is?<br />
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All advice would be great.<br />
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Cheer in advance people.
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Ok question which Im sure is easy to answer...

I am about to move our Exchange 2010 server to a virtual server at a data centre and all users are going to connect using RPC over HTTP no problem there.

BUT we also have a BES server running version 4 for Exchange can this still work? can I move it or leave it where it is?

All advice would be great.

Cheer in advance people.

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