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• Anyone know how to get a license for Exchange Server 2007?

  Exchange Server on Windows Server 2008

  Hello

  Does anyone know how to get a license for Exchange Server 2007. I've been on the Microsoft Web site, and it is only showing Exchange 2010.

  Thank you

  Hello R McMullen,

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• Deployment of Exchange Server 2007 SP1 CCR VMDK not RDM?

  Hello world

  Deployment of medium / large scale of 500 users about, can I deploy the server to Exchange Server 2007 as VMDK mailboxes not with physical RDM?

  I intend to use continuous replication (CCR) cluster.

  Thoughts and commentary please let me know.

  Thank you.

  Hey AlbertWT,

  Others said go the route VMDK is fully supported and can offer you more flexibility in your environment.  That said, it all comes down to your needs, so it is difficult for us to say that you should do one thing or another.

  Are you planning on using any SAN replication or snapshot with your Exchange databases technology?  Do you need to exceed the limit of 2 TB VMDK file size?  These and others are valid use cases for using physical RDM mode.

  Personally, I think that VMDK is a good way to go, but you should consider all your requirements before making a decision.

  Matt

  http://www.thelowercasew.com

• Block mail junk email from MS Exchange Server 2007

  Unwanted email as a result of my Inbox and I could see same email id. How to drill a header and find a way to block these messages at the level of MS Exchange Server 2007.

  Hey, you have to find the solution on this link

• Exchange Server 2007 SBS 2008 Service Pack problems

  I am server running Exchange 2007 on Small Business server 2008 (SBS 2008). I tried to install SP2, but it omits the two windows update and manually. Can someone tell me first what version I am running?

  Help / form displays the Exchange Management Console:

  Version 08.01.0436.000

  And repairs on Exchange Server from programs and features shows 2007 SP1 setup. So I think that SP2 to be then I also ran SP3 but it does not work.

  Here are the lines to the end of a journal:

  [05/03/2014 08:54:13] [0] Setup will run the task 'uninstall msipackage.
  [05/03/2014 08:54:13] [1] Setup launched task 'uninstall-msipackage - logfile 'C:\ExchangeSetupLogs\ExchangeSetup.msilog' - '24b2c164-de66-44fe-b468-a46d9d5e6b31'-PropertyValues ProductCode' BYPASS_CONFIGURED_CHECK = 1 DEFAULTLANGUAGENAME = FRA "
  [05/03/2014 08:54:13] [1] start of treatment.
  [05/03/2014 08:54:13] [1] 'PackageName' property is 'EXCHANGESERVER.msi.
  [05/03/2014 08:54:13] [1] remove the MSI package with the code "24b2c164-de66-44fe-b468-a46d9d5e6b31".
  [05/03/2014 09:09:01] [1] [ERROR] an unexpected error
  [05/03/2014 09:09:01] [1] [ERROR] failed to remove product with code 24b2c164-de66-44fe-b468-a46d9d5e6b31. Fatal error during installation. Error code is 1603. Last error reported by the .msi package is ' could not open key: UNKNOWN\Components\7ABFE44842C12B390AF18C3B9B1A1EE8\461C2B4266EDEF444B864AD6D9E5B613.   Check that you have sufficient access to that key or contact your support team. '.
  [05/03/2014 09:09:01] [1] [ERROR] fatal error during installation
  [05/03/2014 09:09:01] [1] end of the treatment.
  [05/07/2014 19:45:17] [0] end of the installation

  There is a registry key to match and used for the configuration administrator account has access to it, I think? What does this newspaper?

  This issue is beyond the scope of this site and must be placed on Technet or MSDN

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  http://social.msdn.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/home

• Storage NFS for Exchange Server OS

  While I believe that Microsoft Support policy and recommendations for Exchange servers in hardware virtualization environments, document is very clear, I was faced with the following question:

  Microsoft does support the operating system Exchange server running on a NFS datastore?

  I believe that this issue is the result of the lack of understanding of the support strategy.  Here is the statement in question ("BOLD" emphasis is mine):

  The storage used by the Exchange Server guest machine for storage of data Exchange (for example, the basics of data from the mailbox or hub transport queues) can be virtual storage of a fixed size (for example, fixed virtual hard drives [VHD] in a Hyper-V environment), SCSI direct storage, or Internet SCSI (iSCSI) storage. Pass through storage is storage that is configured at the host level and dedicated to one guest machine. All storage used by a computer invited exchange for the storage of Exchange data must be block-level storage. Exchange 2010 is not compatible with network attached storage (NAS) volumes. NAS storage presented to the guest as block-level storage using the hypervisor is not supported. Transmission volumes must be presented as storage of block level for hardware virtualization software. This is because Exchange 2010 does not support the use of storage (NAS) devices connected to the network. The following virtual disk requirements apply to volumes that are used to store Exchange data.

  While I thought that the statement applied specifically to Exchange data, you can read this includes the OS data server as well (based on the second sentence in bold).  A customer was told by an engineer from MS that NAS storage was not at all based.  I disagree, because the recommended storage configuration is to separate the BONES of exchanging data anyway.

  Reference http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc794548%28EXCHG.80%29.aspx

  I'm all for pick up statements of support from MS and calling him on it, when the issue is raised in question and this one is no different.  I read the Data Exchange simply means that databases, newspapers, etc.  In fact they make it that some clearly in this statement:

  "The storage used by the Exchange guest machine for storage of data Exchange (for example, the basics of data from the mailbox or Hub transport queues)...". »

  There is no mention of the operating system being considered as Exchange data... which is not.  As for this one:

  "All storage used by a guest computer in Exchange for the storage of Exchange data must be block-level storage because Exchange 2010 does not support the use of storage (NAS) devices connected to the network."

  OK, this has been an attitude of long-standing support for MS, no biggie there since we have some that only qualified Data Exchange.  To the following:

  "In addition, NAS storage presented to the guest as block via the hypervisor level storage no is not supported."

  The key point here is that the NAS storage can be presented to a guest in two ways, one through the prompt (mounting storage NAS for Windows, that is, \\server\share) and another through the hypervisor (supported NFS VMDK).  In this statement, they are referring to the latter.  So, after all, this hike that my point is that it seems to me that the drive for your Exchange virtual computer operating system can absolutely be hosted on NAS-based storage and be supported.

  .. .then it's VMware spin on it, a little.  For Hub Transport, client access and stand-alone Mailbox servers, we have no problem with that.  We recommend, however, that if a clustering solution is deployed within the guest, i.e. DAG, you create the VMDK as eagerzeroedthick.  VMDK supported by NFS cannot be eagerzeroedthick, by our advice should not be hosted on NFS.  This little nugget of information is available here: http://kb.vmware.com/kb/1037959.  The reason behind this is when you use a disk virtual standard thickness blocks must be cancelled before the data is written, this (albeit low) latency is avoided by using the eagerzeroedthick option.  What we are proposing is avoid any additional latency that clusters tend to not like and zero all on.  BTW, we suggest this to any level of clustering, not just Exchange or MSCS comments.

  -alex

• Can we have redundancy for Exchange Server 2003 with 1 physical and 1 virtual Exchange?

  Hello guys,.

  We have 1 physical Exchange server 2003 and we want to set up a new Exchange Server 2003 virtual for redundancy, is it possible? If yes HOW?

  Thank you

  See http://www.vmware.com/pdf/vi3_35/esx_3/r35u2/vi3_35_25_u2_mscs.pdf for more information on how to set up an MSCS cluster-

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• I am not able to send e-mail to hotmail & live mail to exchange server 2007. What is the problem?

  Hi all

  It is very important. Then, give me answer as soon as possible.

  Ask the question in the Exchange Server forums:
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/ExchangeServer/

• ESX 3i for Exchange 2003

  Hello people,

  Can I use ESX 3i to consolidate the two Exchange server 2003 for redundancy? 1 box of 2 virtual Exchange. We have about 500 users.

  Thank you.

  Before you Virtualize your Exchange boxes, I would consider using Exchange 2007 because that provides more users and performance through larger cache sizes.  There is a best practice to do this, use vmware for exchange 2007 pleas google online that he will quickly reveal.

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  Kind regards

  Stefan Nguyen

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  iGeek Systems Inc.

  VMware, Citrix, Microsoft Consultant

• I have a single open for Exchange 2007 Standard how license get the product key

  I have a single open for Exchange 2007 Standard how license get the product key

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• Deployment of Exchange Server 2013 on VMware Fault Tolerance

  Hi people,

  Instead of using the DAG have on the Exchange Server 2013, which is warnings for the stand-alone Exchange 2013 Server deployment and then implementation of the Vmware FT or at least HA to the availability at the hypervisor level?

  With HA no problem - with FT under vSphere 5.1, you are limited to a single vCPU VM-

• VMware infrastructure network for exchanging

  Dear all,

  I'll provide exchange messaging system. Could you pls files Vmware infrastructure network for the exchange e-mail system.

  Thank you

  NHA

  Please find the following links to help you with your design;

  http://communities.VMware.com/docs/doc-13273

  www.VMware.com/PDF/exchange_best_practices.pdf

  http://www.MSExchange.org/articles_tutorials/Exchange-Server-2010/high-availability-recovery/what-actually-is-JBOD-how-might-used-Exchange-2010.html

  http://www.thecabal.org/2010/01/from-whence-redundancy-Exchange-2010-storage-essays-part-1/

• How to plan for Exchange 2007 Virtualization LUNS

  I have a question regarding the planning of the LUN, if I need to virtulizar Exchange MBX, HUB/CASE and edge server roles. Make a single LUN and assign it to any ESX host and create a seprate VMDK for each server or make a LUN seprate for each role and re-branded to the esx host.

  I short, I need to learn more about the planning of the Raid and the LUNS in the storage

  Concerning

  DS

  DS-

  Architecting your storage space for virtualized applications isn't very different architecting your storage space for physical applications - apply the same basic rules.  You need to worry about I/o to disk per second (IOPS), broadband bandwidth disc to your LUNs and RAID levels the same way.  Below you will find some technical documents that might help you to determine what is best for your environment.  Use them as guidelines - some are for different versions of ESX, but the principles will continue to apply.

  http://www.VMware.com/PDF/exchange_esx25_wp_eng.PDF

  http://www.VMware.com/files/PDF/vsphere_perf_exchange-storage-protocols.PDF

  http://www.VMware.com/files/PDF/perf_vsphere_exchange-per-scaling.PDF

  http://www.VMware.com/files/PDF/scalable_storage_performance.PDF

  http://www.VMware.com/files/PDF/performance_char_vmfs_rdm.PDF

  Hope that helps some,

  -jk

• Is there an alternative to the Update Manager - download the latest VMWare Tools for Windows Server 2003

  Hello

  I am really struggling to find an alternative to the Update Manager to download the latest VMWare Tools for Windows (Server 2003)

  There must be a link of just download somewhere? I scoured VMWare.com nothing helps...

  I can find of the OSP for other platforms (SUSE, Ubuntu etc), but nothing for Windows! Why?

  Any help really appreciated!

  Kind regards

  Tony.

  So you are saying I need to download the latest version of ESX/vSphere and then extract the VM Tools of which rpm?

  It might be a way to get them, if you are unable to install the product.

  The version will say vSphere 4.0 be OK for ESXi 3.5 VMs?

  Yes

  André

• Exchange 2016 production critical bug control 2012 server crash on the server cluster server

  What happened 2 times, just a sudden failure, I have a memory dump but its too big for me to open. Help, please.

  Hello

  Post your question in the TechNet Server Forums, as your question kindly is beyond the scope of these Forums.

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