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Working with Exchange Server

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Working with Exchange Server ..................................................................................... 4 Deployment options for Exchange Server and Office for Mac............................. 4 Macintosh client options that are available for Exchange Server................ 4 Choosing a solution........................................................................................ 8 Setting up Entourage 2004 for Mac .............................................................. 9 Setting up Outlook 2001 for Mac ................................................................ 11 Setting up Entourage X or Entourage 2001 for Mac .................................. 12 Using Outlook Web Access........................................................................... 13 Setting up Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection Client for Mac ............ 14 Setting up Virtual PC for Mac ....................................................................... 15 What’s new in Entourage 2004 .......................................................................... 17 Support for World Wide Web DistributedAuthoring and Versioning.......... 17 Account setup improvements ...................................................................... 18 Forms-based authentication ........................................................................ 18 Delegate access............................................................................................ 19 Configuring and synchronizing with the ExchangeServer ................................. 19 Server requirements ..................................................................................... 19 Entourage functionality notes ...................................................................... 20 What is synchronized with the Exchange Server......................................... 21 Using multiple accounts............................................................................... 22 Getting users started in Entourage 2004........................................................... 24 How the Account Setup Assistant works ..................................................... 25 Importing accounts ....................................................................................... 25 Forms-based authentication...