Tell me about the functional , non - functional requirements,uses ,reasons and need of  exchange server?
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Exchange server is needed for typically 2 ways internet, Intranet it can be integrated in Active Directory.\nLAN environment\n-Communication among local users,like mails, calenders tasks etc\nINternet\n-making a accounts fro sending mails outside
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Many, many things.\nRead here:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_server
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Ask your techs at work.  Your exchange server will probably have "outlook web access" available, but it will have to be set up for you to be able to access it.  The other option would be to use the remote desktop feature on XP (or use a third party software package) that will allow you to use your office computer as if you were at work.
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Application Level Requirement is a document that explains what the Application is expected to do. In your case you may have to document the various features you plan to have in your software.\n\nFor example, what features would constitute your program. Does it allow users to pick any two currencies ? Can the user enter the amount that needs to be converted ? Would there be an admin interface where the latest exchange rates can be defined ? If so how and where this data would come from ? Can the user do a two way conversion ? Can he see a chart indicating currency movement trends ?
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If the administrator of a Microsoft Exchange server permits it, the Exchange server may offer a web based version of Outlook. This obviously is only a possibility if your Outlook uses Microsoft Exchange as a server.\n\nIf by this question you mean to ask if you can literally visit the installation of Outlook on your computer from somewhere else, you'd have to poke a hole through your personal firewall, and run something like VNC. I strongly recommend against this - you'd be opening your computer up for hijacking.\n\nIf you feel you have to do this anyway, get the VNC server and client tools: http://www.realvnc.com/\n\nMicrosoft is currently working on a project called "Kahuna" that will make Hotmail look a lot like Outlook.
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This totally depends on what you need your servers to do. \n\nLinux - Stable, Fairly easy to manage with the right applications.  Open Source so much more affordable. Makes for good proxy server, and Router as well as a very nice mail and the best web server unless you want your site in asp or asp.net. Easy Hardware requirements\n\nA little tougher to keep up to date regarding security patches especially with kernel patches. A little tougher to figure out things like Samba and other Windows integration features.\n\nWindows - Integrates best with windows workstations. Very easy to install, setup, and manage. Microsoft offers pretty much any server features you could want fully integrated.\n\nVery high hardware requirements, Very expensive, Poor memory management, requires frequent reboots and disk maintenance. Number one target for hackers.
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Check out Microsoft\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/exchange/evaluation/features/default.mspx
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Well, depending on the OS you want to use ie, Windows Server or a Linux / UNIX Distro, there are allot of resources for setting up a server, there are many different types of servers as well, web server, ftp server app server, mail server, dhcp / dns, and so on. \nI would suggest a Linux / UNIX distro running Samba 3, that will allow communication between Windows and UNIX. \n\nhttp://www.freebsd.org is a good reference with allot of tutorials on how to accomplish what you need. best part, it is free.
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As stated, all of these technologies would be usable by you for free.  The java core technologies are free to use (as are a number of middle-tier / application servers you may need) and since you wouln't be redistributing any mysql components (or embedding it in anyway) I believe it would be cost-free for you to use as well.  \n\nAs for servers I currently use both 1&1 and Rackspace (though not cheap) with more than adequate results.
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you need a server class Operating system such as Windows Server 2000/2003 or Linux/Unix with Domain packages
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You can allow your users access your corporate e.mail Through internet by configure (OWA) outlook web access.\nexchange2000-2003 allow outside users to connect to server through outlook web access feature.(ask your network administrator for this)\nexchange2003 has ability to connect microsoft outlook client from outside network(internet) by using rpc over http\nthe connection to exchange server is secure and fast.\nI hope you get it.
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That depends on what you are using it for. You don't use one server for everything. If you do and it goes down you are out of business. There should be a Web server, a domain controller, a file server, mail server, a gateway, etc. There are a lot of different things that you need for a business. Look for a plan and go from there.
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The answer really depends upon what kind of mail server you have.\n\n1. MS Exchange server - Control Panel > Mail > add new exchange mail account > enter exchange server name and mailbox name > check name > Ok\n\n2. POP3 server, Find out the pop3 servers name or Ip address and also SMTP server (outgoing mails) and also you would need username and password for the mailbox on the pop server.\n\nHope this helps
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1. first you need to have a high end system to prevent out of memory etc.\n2. you need to have a server OS like windows server 2003 (preferred)\n3. you need to have a high bandwidth connection\n4. you need to install the database servers like SQL Server, MS Access, MySQL, Oracle etc\n5. You need to install .net frameworks, Java VMs, PHP etc.\n6. You need to install and configure web containers like Websphere, weblogic, jboss, tomcat, cassini etc.
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wht?\nstudent exchanges?\nmost all
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Your website has nothing to do with your own mail server....\nIf you have a server on the net, then you can find many free email servers (Limited) for your use. \nIf you use a server like www.powweb.com, then you can use thier email server.\nI am using Microsoft's Small Business Server.  It has a built in Exchange Server and Outlook based program's  Works nicely....\n\nI would love to learn how to setup a Linux based server with email support, but to no avail, yet.
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Set up an exchange server.  If you have an ISP with e-mail calendars you can export your calendar from Outlook and import it online.