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I am looking for a shared Microsoft Exchange 2003 hosting service, suitable for hosting about five (5) personal email accounts. It needs to be reliable, with a large quota, and access via Outlook Web Access (OWA).
I have found the 1&1 (1and1.com) hosted Microsoft Exchange service to be quite interesting when considering the features and price, but they don't have the best ratings and reviews.

oops no answers yet... i was hoping to learn too.

but try cihost.com.. i have been using them. was good, but recently my shared server has been some problems. my history with them is about 8+yrs

2006-11-13 09:41:12 by Dustin Zack

www.rackspace.com presents " In-house vs. Rackspace Microsoft® Dedicated Exchange - The ROI & TCO Story"

I'm interested in price, service level (quality) and support

Microsoft Exchange is a server based email program. If you are a big enough company you would have your own servers to run it on. If you are an individual or small company there are places like http://www.1and1.co.uk who will do you an email only package. They host email servers on their own premises and you use a normal email client like MS Express or Mozilla Thunderbird to retrieve it.

2007-07-19 10:22:32 by Mark Applebaum

Hello,

We have a Microsoft Windows 2000 Server environment with approximately 8 Windows 2000 servers and 80 workstations.

We are not running Active Directory or any domain based policies. Its a simple network really. We currently use Outlook 2003 with POP3 email that is hosted by our ISP.

We want to deploy Microsoft Exchange server so that Outlook 2003 can use more advanced features like calendaring, etc. We need to also have Outlook Web Access.

Do we need to convert to active directory, or can I do this without having to convert right now?

Please advise ... thank you!

You must have active directory to use exchange server 2000 or 2003. It is not very difficult to install active directory especially if you don't plan to use group policies but if you do decide to deploy it I would recommend using a 2003 server as the domain controller as there are many improvements to active directory from 2000.

2006-08-17 13:47:23 by rizwan602

As a service provider, do we buy per user CAL's or use the external connector license? Also, what licensing do we need for the Windows 2003 Server CAL's?

Microsoft's licensing structure can be very, very complicated. You should probably discuss licensing directly with your TAM (Technical Account Manager).

2006-04-20 08:37:23 by Sumomo

I would like to host my exchange mail server with the name: https://mail.stevenage365.co.uk/exchnage/ but i am using a dynamic IP address. Can anyone help?

James mansell

There are DNS services that will let you host a web site or service using a dynamic IP, but because of the way DNS changes propagate you won't get reliable service.

2008-06-18 07:14:32 by mansellj