Answer Posted / parvesh paliwal

well, this is not a good pratice to so and the reasons
behind are :

1. Redundancy and Stability - if the exchange server fails
then Domain Controller also fails and it concludes a big
failure...

2. Overload : It may overload your existing server and that
can cause a significant performance problem.

well if think there is something important that i missed
please inform me via mail.

Explain how do I move the log files?

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What is ddns?

1027

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What is the autodiscover service?

915

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Am I better off with one really fast processor or two somewhat slower processors?

942

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What’s new in flexibility and reliability?

996

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Explain how do I filter incoming mail by subject or attachment?

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Can I manage exchange server 2003 or exchange 2000 server by using exchange server 2007 management interfaces?

819

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What is exchange admin center?

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What are the retention policies in exchange server 2010?

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Should I map my current routing groups to my current active directory sites?

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How can I merge multiple directories to create a unified exchange organization?

924

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How do I limit which outlook client versions can access my server?

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What is the role of client access server?

1099

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How do I activate the real time safe block list?

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On what conditions exchange 2013 can coexists with previous version of exchange servers?

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