| Publisher | TechGenix | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Format | HTML | Date added | 16 Jul 2004 |
| Topics | Directory Services | ||
| Downloads | 39 | ||
In modern business environment the Exchange administrator is quite accustomed to dealing with changes in company organization. It is now quite common to be required to integrate an email system with others in one or more remote locations, often in different countries. MS Exchange provides a method, known as Directory Replication, of combining the email directories from a number of sites so that they can function as one. This means that all email destined for a geographically disparate Organization can be routed from the Internet to a single server. The method described in this paper uses the MS Exchange Internet Mail Service Connector, more usually referred to, for reasons of brevity, as the IMC or IMS.
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