I work at a small company, single Exchange server, no bridgeheads or multiple stores, etc.

It makes it much easier to deal with. Now on huge networks you do need to be concerned with routing paths, replication, any update to permissions can take a while to replicate, etc.

Why not download a trial version and give it a whirl. I might have one laying around here somewhere. 90 day bit...I'd have to look.

 

I do mine... Come out to Havasu. I have all of the MS Training books for Exchange 2000. My company was gracious enough to send me to the classes.

 

Same here... 120-ish mailboxes, no bridgehead, single Exchange Server. We're on 2003 and Outlook 2003. There's some nice new features, like synching directly with a PDA from Exchange...

 

ok.....I think I have got this Add2Exchange configured correctly to where it will sync my calendar and contacts from our public folders.......but daayyymn......$2500 for a proper license for my entire network?.......minimum $250 for just me and the barebones requirements?.......this program is not that great......but I guess they are the only ones in the market.......


....any other suggestions?

 

There are others...I came across them in google...