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Conference chefs::ms-exchange

Title:	Microsoft Exchange Server
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Moderator:	FLASK2::SYSTEM

Created:	Fri Feb 17 1995
Last Modified:	Thu Jun 05 1997
Last Successful Update:	Thu Jun 05 1997
Number of topics:	1099
Total number of notes:	5174

1071.0. "Remote management of Exchange" by CHOWDA::GLICKMAN (writing from Newport,RI) Tue May 20 1997 17:54

    My customer is off and purchasing several copies of Windows NT
    Workstation for PCs he was running Windows95 on because he thought
    he read somewhere that in order to remotely manage Exchange you need
    Windows NT and not Windows95.  
    
    Can someone comment on his concerns?  I am very new to Exchange
    system management.
    
    Thanks.

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1071.1 PYRO::RON Ron S. van Zuylen Tue May 20 1997 19:26 11

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1071.1		PYRO::RON	Ron S. van Zuylen	`Tue May 20 1997 19:26`	11
	The current Exchange Administrator program only runs on Windows NT Workstation or Server. There is no Windows 95 version. If you need to use Windows 95, you can use a screen stealer (Remotely Possible, PC Anywhere, Remote Desktop, etc.) to take over the Exchange Server screen (or another NT box that happens to have the Administrator program installed) and manipulate Exchange. It's relatively quick if you are on a LAN. (It also gives you the benefit of addition control over the server, from an NT point of view.) --Ron

    The current Exchange Administrator program only runs on Windows NT
    Workstation or Server.  There is no Windows 95 version.
    
    If you need to use Windows 95, you can use a screen stealer (Remotely
    Possible, PC Anywhere, Remote Desktop, etc.) to take over the Exchange
    Server screen (or another NT box that happens to have the Administrator
    program installed) and manipulate Exchange.  It's relatively quick if
    you are on a LAN.  (It also gives you the benefit of addition control
    over the server, from an NT point of view.)
    
    --Ron