问题 提问于 2012年9月3日
Hope someone can help with this...
Our director has just bought a Mac with Office for Mac 2011 installed. We run Exchange 2003 so Outlook 2011 doesn't work. The director has said, "just make it work please!"
The current scenario is that we have 30 Exchange 2003 users and a Windows 2003 AD domain. There is no money at present to upgrade everyone to Exchange 2010.
After googling, I have come to the conclusion that it may be possible to install Exchange 2010 into our network to act as a bridge to Office 365. Outlook 2011 would then use the Office 365 account. According to Microsoft, I can install Exchange 2010 in hybrid mode for free to allow legacy connection to Exchange 2003 - http://www.microsoft.com/exchange/en-us/licensing-....
My question is does anyone have an article\instructions on how to achieve this??
If anyone can think of another idea or solution, then I would be eternally grateful!
Many thanks,
Our director has just bought a Mac with Office for Mac 2011 installed. We run Exchange 2003 so Outlook 2011 doesn't work. The director has said, "just make it work please!"
The current scenario is that we have 30 Exchange 2003 users and a Windows 2003 AD domain. There is no money at present to upgrade everyone to Exchange 2010.
After googling, I have come to the conclusion that it may be possible to install Exchange 2010 into our network to act as a bridge to Office 365. Outlook 2011 would then use the Office 365 account. According to Microsoft, I can install Exchange 2010 in hybrid mode for free to allow legacy connection to Exchange 2003 - http://www.microsoft.com/exchange/en-us/licensing-....
My question is does anyone have an article\instructions on how to achieve this??
If anyone can think of another idea or solution, then I would be eternally grateful!
Many thanks,
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