Hi Alex, Welcome to www.smallbizserver.net. There is no way you can pass the limit of the Exchange version included in SBS 2003. As you mentioned Exchange enterprise offer greater flexibilty but is also a lot more expensive. Sometimes you must tell users that email is not meant for big files. I sometimes use as an example that you don't use an enveloppe to send somebody a pile of bricks :-) SBS 2003 includes a wonderfull piece of software that allows users to store large amount of files. It is called Sharepoint Services. Collaboration is really made easy of all the users use Instant Messenger with the email address they have on the domain. In your buddies list in Sharepoint you can see who is online and you can discussions about certain issues or files on Sharepoint. I always set a maximum on the mailboxes or just leave the default settings. It is best practice that users delete/move big attachments to either Sharepoint or their private folders on the server. Just one thing. There are rumours that SBS 2003 Release 2 will no longer have the 16Gb limit on the stores. If you have SA (Software Assurance) you will get R2 automatically, if you don't have SA you are out of luck. Don't ask me more about R2, I just don't know more and even if I could I would not tell you  . What I told you now I found using Google. |