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No technical issues, you could potentially have the management console on a separate box for increased security (so that you dont have to RDP to the server itself)
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No technical issues, you could potentially have the management console on a separate box for increased security (so that you dont have to RDP to the server itself)

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I've used it when I had exchange 2003, how do I install this on a windows 7 PC? &nbsp;Do I need to download a file first?
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I've used it when I had exchange 2003, how do I install this on a windows 7 PC?  Do I need to download a file first?

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Remote Desktop? Just run &quot;MSTSC&quot; from the run/search prompt.
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Remote Desktop? Just run "MSTSC" from the run/search prompt.

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Or go to Start &gt;&nbsp;All Programs &gt;&nbsp;Accessories &gt;&nbsp;Remote Desktop Connection
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Or go to Start > All Programs > Accessories > Remote Desktop Connection

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Not remote desktop, remote &nbsp;&quot;management console on a separate box &quot;&nbsp;for exchange?
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Not remote desktop, remote  "management console on a separate box " for exchange?

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reply thank you but maybe i got evefryone confused. &nbsp;Whe I had our Exchange server 2003, I could setup m,ail boxs, rules etc on the exhange server uysing the Exchange server admin tools for exchange server 2003, I've tried to setup this using the 2010 exchange server but hav not had any luck. &nbsp;Your links in the articles about refere me to exchange 2016, hmm wrong version?<br />
However the link to Pauls site works great thank you.
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reply thank you but maybe i got evefryone confused.  Whe I had our Exchange server 2003, I could setup m,ail boxs, rules etc on the exhange server uysing the Exchange server admin tools for exchange server 2003, I've tried to setup this using the 2010 exchange server but hav not had any luck.  Your links in the articles about refere me to exchange 2016, hmm wrong version?
However the link to Pauls site works great thank you.

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Are there any issues when using the remote desktop &nbsp;to connect to exchange server 2010?
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Are there any issues when using the remote desktop  to connect to exchange server 2010?

Using Remote desktop to admibnitrate Exchange 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.