New Exchange 2003 Video Tutorial: Pt. 2 - Installing Exchange Server Into a Private Namespace Domain

Pt. 2 - Installing Exchange Server Into a Private Namespace Domain - view details

In this video series, you'll learn how to install and configure Exchange 2003 into an Active Directory domain using a Private (local) namespace. Many organizations build the Active Directory using a .local or .ad extension, to avoid mix-ups between the public (.com, .net, .org, etc) domain name and the Active Directory. There are a few extra steps required when installing and configuring your Exchange Network to support a private (local) domain. In this 3-part series, the Active Directory for LearnItFirst.local will be used, and configured to allow the public domain LearnItFirst.com e-mail to be delivered. Everything you need to install Exchange 2003 into a private (local) domain is in this series!

Part 2:
This video covers the Installation of your first Exchange 2003 Server, using a Private (local) namespace..

---

Related Videos: On the LearnWindows2003.com website, we have a video series on how to install a private namespace domain complete with details on installing Active Directory and managing multiple domain controllers.

---

• Source: http://www.learnexchange.com
• Category: Installing, Deploying, and Upgrading to Exchange Server 2003
• Skill Level: 400 (Intermediate - Advanced)
• Length: 10:00 (6.67MB)
• Applies to Versions: Exchange 2003
• Full Details

---

To download this video, log in, then visit the video's detail page and click "download". This is a subscriber-only video so a subscription is required.

Note: You must have the TSCC codec installed to view this video

---

Keywords Associated with this video: .local, .ad, private domains, local domains, setup, installing exchange, setup