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Microsoft Exchange Server is a powerful corporate messaging system that you
can use to support your organization with electronic mail. People in your
organization will be able to exchange information with anyone, anywhere,
anytime, even with people using different messaging systems.

Microsoft Exchange Server is a scalable architecture; it can grow as your
organization grows. You can make connections to other systems such as the
Internet. You can also customize electronic forms to fit your
organization's needs, by using the Microsoft Exchange Forms Designer
included with the product. Most important, you can centrally manage your
organization, including sites, servers, and mail recipients, with an
easy-to-use graphical interface. Microsoft Exchange Server runs on Windows
NT Server.

After you have planned and set up your system, the people in your
organization will be able to do the following: 

Send information to users in other sites, organizations, and systems, and
receive information back from them. 
	Store and organize all types of information.
	Share information by using public folders and forms to participate in
discussions, post information in a bulletin board, track customer accounts
from a shared database, or access product information from a reference
library.
	Schedule appointments and group meetings, as well as track tasks.

Protect your users' privacy by using the advanced security features of
Microsoft Exchange Server.

Microsoft Exchange Server

Microsoft Exchange Server provides you, the administrator, with the
following benefits:

Centralized administration
	Connectivity
	Adaptability
	Security

Monitoring, troubleshooting, and optimizing

Microsoft Exchange Server

With Microsoft Exchange Server, you can administer all servers in your
company from a central location, whether your company is small or spread
out across a large region. The Administrator program can run on a
Microsoft� Windows NT� Server or a Microsoft Windows NT Workstation
computer.

PD:  Adem�s es maricon la mierda.


Hugo G. Giuliano S. <hgiulian@ctc-mundo.net> escribi� en art�culo
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> Daniel Gallardo Salazar escribi� en mensaje
> <01bd160e$482e0290$050210ac@dgallardo>...
> >Como se pueden eliminar las carpetas creadas en el "Public Folder" del
> >servidor de correos "Exchange".
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> ha proposito, que xuxa es el servidor de Exange, que lo tengo instalado y
no
> se que hace ni pa� que es bueno.
> 
> Hugo G. Giuliano S.
> Est. de Odontolog�a
> U. de Concepci�n
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