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Title:Microsoft Exchange Server
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Moderator:FLASK2::SYSTEM
Created:Fri Feb 17 1995
Last Modified:Thu Jun 05 1997
Last Successful Update:Thu Jun 05 1997
Number of topics:1099
Total number of notes:5174

1078.0. "Exchange client with 2 profiles and two concurrent sessions" by ALFAM7::SIEBOLD (Thomas, TSO Munich - ALPHAholics can not be VAXinated!) Fri May 23 1997 14:51

I am running the Exchange Client (V5) on an Alpha system.

I have to profiles with which I can connect myself to TWO separate exchange
servers, one is our group internal one, the second is the one that's replacing
ALL-In-One.

When I click on the INBOX icon I have to decide with which exchange server I
want to be connected.

Is it possible to have to CONCURRENT sessions to TWO different exchange clients
running on my system at the same time?

If YES, how do I do this?

thanks
	Thomas
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1078.1Not Really.FLASK2::SYSTEMNigel Bridport @REOFri May 23 1997 17:009
	When you start Exchange/Outlook on your PC, it starts a MAPI session.
	
	Therefore, you can only have a connection to 1 Exchange Site at 
	any one time.  You can have delegate access to mailboxes on different
	servers within the same site, but not Exchange Servers in different
	sites.

Nige.
1078.2FYI: TeamLinks 3.0 can do thisGALVIA::JFEGANJoe Fegan@iloThu May 29 1997 17:565
    You can do what you want with TeamLinks 3.0 (i.e. connect to two
    mailboxes on different servers at the same time) as long as the
    two mailboxes are owned by users in different NT domains.
    
    Joe.