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Anyone suggest a good site that would be a good resource for setting up
Exchange and ISA, ...besides the microsoft site?
One that will offer some hand holding ...

Thanks,
D

"Dingus" <> wrote in message
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> Anyone suggest a good site that would be a good resource for setting up
> Exchange and ISA, ...besides the microsoft site?
> One that will offer some hand holding ...

You are joking with this are you not? I am not trying to be rude here, but
if you don't have some expertise in doing this, then maybe you shouldn't be
doing it.

Duane

>
> You are joking with this are you not? I am not trying to be rude here, but
> if you don't have some expertise in doing this, then maybe you shouldn't
> be doing it.
>
> Duane


Got a home lab for learning and experimenting,..and downloaded trial
versions of the software from MS. I used some training materials from
trainsignal.com, but I'm running low on cash...
D

In article <%rcVf.86096$> ,
says...
> Anyone suggest a good site that would be a good resource for setting up
> Exchange and ISA, ...besides the microsoft site?
> One that will offer some hand holding ...

If you've not already installed/setup at least a dozen times, then
you're going to make mistakes, get some professional help so that it's
done right the first time.

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On Sat, 25 Mar 2006 14:28:11 GMT, Dingus wrote:

>Anyone suggest a good site that would be a good resource for setting up
>Exchange and ISA, ...besides the microsoft site?
>One that will offer some hand holding ...

Nope, not for the hand holding. That's a joke?



Work your way through the MS white papers, online resources, the MS exam
guides.

You will usually find some stuff at the likes of

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and , ITworld.com


and other similar IT Tech news / Forum sites, IIRC TR often have course
discounts, cbt , special offer article downloads, white papers. admin
stuff. That's mostly via subscription, some stuff is free.

You have asked in the MS newsgroups haven't you? Like the ones targeted
for and named with

microsoft.public.exchange.admin
and .setup

www.google.com


Me