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    NT4 server talking to Excange 2003 Server

    Hi guys,

    I'm setting up a new Exchange 2003 Enterprise Server for the staff. I've got the Admin staff on an NT4 server and everyone else on a 2003 Server. Is there any way of allowing the NT4 Users to be able to use the Exchange Server, or will I have to put them all onto the 2003 Server? I hope not!!!

    Can anyone help please?

    THanks guys.

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    Re: NT4 server talking to Excange 2003 Server

    Setup a trust.

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    Re: NT4 server talking to Excange 2003 Server

    Would they not need accounts in AD though because of all the object related stuff?

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    Re: NT4 server talking to Excange 2003 Server

    Why not take this opportunity to upgrade the NT4 network if possible?

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    Re: NT4 server talking to Excange 2003 Server

    "Is there any way of allowing the NT4 Users to be able to use the Exchange Server"

    I assume you're talking about a seperate Windows NT 4 domain?

    Long Answer:
    "Exchange 2003 requires its users to have Active Directory accounts homed in a domain in the same forest as Exchange 2003 itself."

    Short Answer:
    "No."

    You could, of course, give them accounts on the Windows 2003 network and let them use Outlook Web Access to talk to their mailbox.

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    Re: NT4 server talking to Excange 2003 Server

    Just another thought (I'm with roberto on this one - as I'm gonna be doing the same thing most likely) but have you got the 2003 domain running in a mode where it can see/talk to older domains?

    cant remember the name right now lol

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    Re: NT4 server talking to Excange 2003 Server

    Set up the accounts on the mail server then use POP or Outlook Web Access, or, and here's a thought, upgrade your redundent, dangerous and out of date network and join the 21st century!

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    Re: NT4 server talking to Excange 2003 Server

    OK, thanks for the responses.

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