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By Scott Schnoll
19 Apr 2004 | SearchExchange.com |
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The following are Exchange resources from "25 Exchange 2003 Tips in 25 minutes." This content
is excerpted from Scott Schnoll's book, "Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Distilled," brought
to you by © (2004)
Pearson Education, Inc. Publishing as Addison-Wesley
Professional. Return to the main page for
more tips on this topic.
The best place to start for Exchange-related content, information, tools, updates and so on
is the Exchange Server Product Home Page at http://www.microsoft.com/exchange. Here you can
find links to anything and everything about Exchange 2003 (as well as Exchange 2000 and
Exchange 5.5). You can download or request on CD a trial version of Exchange 2003, and
unless Microsoft sends service packs to you on official CDs, this is the only place to
obtain service packs for Exchange.
If you are outside the U.S., you may prefer to use one of the other Exchange Product home
pages throughout the world; there are more than 30 of them, many of which are in local
languages (e.g., Chinese, German, French, and so on). You can find the complete list at http://www.
microsoft.com/exchange/wwide.asp.
Regardless of which site you choose, the content should be pretty much the same and just
localized for the site being browsed. However, it's a good idea to keep tabs on the
U.S. site because it is often updated first with the most recent content. In addition, the
U.S. site is also a springboard to all other Exchange-related sites at Microsoft, including
the Exchange Developer Center Web site, the Microsoft TechNet site for Exchange (which also
includes the Exchange Technical Documentation Library), the Exchange Server 2003 Support
Center, Exchange 2003 Events and Errors, the Exchange public newsgroups, and the Exchange
Server Community.
Get more "25 Exchange 2003 Tips in 25 minutes." Return to the main
page.
About the author: Scott Schnoll, an Expert on SearchExchange.com, is an MCT,
MCSA and a long-time Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP).
In addition to writing "Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Distilled," he is a co-author of the
upcoming "Exchange 2003 Resource Kit from Microsoft Press" and lead author for "Exchange
2000 Server: The Complete Reference."
Scott has written numerous articles for Exchange & Outlook Magazine, and is a regular
speaker at Microsoft conferences, including MEC and TechEd, as well as industry conferences
such as Comdex and MCP TechMentor, where he covers topics such as Exchange, clustering,
Internet Information Services and security.
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