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Messaging server is
software that runs on servers that enables you to send and receive
electronic mail and other forms of interactive communication through
computer networks. Designed to interoperate with a software client
application such as Microsoft Outlook, Messaging Server also
interoperates with Outlook Express and other e-mail client applications.
Meet the requirements for small and large organizations and get easy
administration, support, and reliability with Messaging Server. Readily
available deployment and support tools also make Messaging Server easy
to manage.
E-mail messages are sent and received through what is commonly referred
to as a client device such as a personal computer, workstation, or a
mobile device including mobile phones or Pocket PCs. The client
typically connects to a network of centralized computer systems
comprised of servers or mainframe computers where the e-mail mailboxes
are stored. The centralized e-mail servers connect to the Internet and
private networks where e-mail messages are sent to and received from
other e-mail users. |
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Client access functionality
Exchange Server offers you integrated collaborative messaging features
such as scheduling, contact, and task management capabilities.
Mobile access functionality
Exchange Server 2003 supports mobile devices such as Pocket PC and
Smartphones and enables you to synchronize your Inbox, Calendar, and
Contacts and Tasks lists so you can remotely check your appointments and
other important information. Mobile device browsers are also supported
through Exchange Outlook Mobile Access, which enables HTML, compressed
HTML (CHTML), and Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) browser–based
devices to access Exchange Server. |
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