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ok thanks , I will be sure to ask about this first
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ok thanks , I will be sure to ask about this first

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I am attempting to come up with some &nbsp;pricing for an exchange upgrade of about 2000 users , I have no idea where to start anyone have an Idea ? &nbsp;I am thinking that a 120 user environment would be about $45,000 and 260 hours 130 mailboxes , mobile access , &nbsp;,2 DAG,2EDGE , 2TMG, 2 combined HT/MBX servers <br />
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from 2003 to 2010 ( not r2)
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I am attempting to come up with some  pricing for an exchange upgrade of about 2000 users , I have no idea where to start anyone have an Idea ?  I am thinking that a 120 user environment would be about $45,000 and 260 hours 130 mailboxes , mobile access ,  ,2 DAG,2EDGE , 2TMG, 2 combined HT/MBX servers 


from 2003 to 2010 ( not r2)

I am attempting to come up with some  pricing for an exchange upgrade 2003 to 2010 in the Washington DC area

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