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December 12th 05, 03:06 PM
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Windows XP Professional + Exchange server
Hi all,
Re the above, I have just got a copy of Exchange server V4 + SP1 and wish to install on my small server at home, when I run setup for the I386 folder, I get a message that the system asks for the PC to be on a Windows NT domain for the install to continue - ideas please. Ray 
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December 12th 05, 11:38 PM
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No idea, just fact. MS Exchange needs to live on a server version of
Windows, SmallBusinessServer or Win2003 or so. And in a domain, workgroup is not enough. -- ************************************************** **** Most learned on these newsgroups Tumppi, Helsinki, FINLAND (translations from/to FI not always accurate) ************************************************** **** "Ray Kilham" kirjoitti viestissä  Hi all, Re the above, I have just got a copy of Exchange server V4 + SP1 and wish to install on my small server at home, when I run setup for the I386 folder, I get a message that the system asks for the PC to be on a Windows NT domain for the install to continue - ideas please. Ray
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December 13th 05, 12:26 AM
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Hi Thomas,
thanks for the info, any idea on the info above I could set up a small mail system to run along side the websites on the IIs please. Ray "Thomas Wendell" wrote: No idea, just fact. MS Exchange needs to live on a server version of Windows, SmallBusinessServer or Win2003 or so. And in a domain, workgroup is not enough. -- ************************************************** **** Most learned on these newsgroups Tumppi, Helsinki, FINLAND (translations from/to FI not always accurate) ************************************************** **** "Ray Kilham" kirjoitti viestissä Hi all, Re the above, I have just got a copy of Exchange server V4 + SP1 and wish to install on my small server at home, when I run setup for the I386 folder, I get a message that the system asks for the PC to be on a Windows NT domain for the install to continue - ideas please. Ray
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December 13th 05, 05:04 AM
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Windows XP Professional + Exchange server
Try Argosoft Mail.... www.argosoft.com. There's even a free version. I
have the Pro version on my Server and have never had a problem with it. -- Cari (MS-MVP) Windows Technologies, Printing & Imaging http://www.coribright.com/windows "Ray Kilham" wrote in message news Hi all, Re the above, I have just got a copy of Exchange server V4 + SP1 and wish to install on my small server at home, when I run setup for the I386 folder, I get a message that the system asks for the PC to be on a Windows NT domain for the install to continue - ideas please. Ray
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December 13th 05, 07:32 AM
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Windows XP Professional + Exchange server
Thanks
Ray "Cari (MS-MVP)" wrote: Try Argosoft Mail.... www.argosoft.com. There's even a free version. I have the Pro version on my Server and have never had a problem with it. -- Cari (MS-MVP) Windows Technologies, Printing & Imaging http://www.coribright.com/windows "Ray Kilham" wrote in message news Hi all, Re the above, I have just got a copy of Exchange server V4 + SP1 and wish to install on my small server at home, when I run setup for the I386 folder, I get a message that the system asks for the PC to be on a Windows NT domain for the install to continue - ideas please. Ray
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