Is it possible to run MS CRM in-house and continue to use a Hosted Exchange
architecture ? I suspect it would require an additional Exchange server
in-house and on the same domain as the CRM/SQL Servers, and would Small Bus
Server 2003 Premium be capable of providing this as a cost-effective
solution? Are there restrictions built into SBS in this respect ?

The next logical step is to see if a hosted exchange provider
(multi-tennanted) can work with a different hosted MSCRM provider (dedicated
box per client, presumably) to provide a full CRM/Email solution to a client.
My experience so far is that HExch providers do not do CRM, and HCRM
providers do not do HExch - hence this scenario.
Any thoughts / experiences on this ?
Thanks
James

Re: Using MS CRM with Hosted Exchange by Jake

Jake
Fri Feb 04 12:07:25 CST 2005

The best way to provide a full Hosted CRM/Exchange solution to a client
would be to use SBS2003 to host it. It would have to be more of a co-lo
scenario than hosting.

"James P" <JamesP@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Is it possible to run MS CRM in-house and continue to use a Hosted
> Exchange
> architecture ? I suspect it would require an additional Exchange server
> in-house and on the same domain as the CRM/SQL Servers, and would Small
> Bus
> Server 2003 Premium be capable of providing this as a cost-effective
> solution? Are there restrictions built into SBS in this respect ?
>
> The next logical step is to see if a hosted exchange provider
> (multi-tennanted) can work with a different hosted MSCRM provider
> (dedicated
> box per client, presumably) to provide a full CRM/Email solution to a
> client.
> My experience so far is that HExch providers do not do CRM, and HCRM
> providers do not do HExch - hence this scenario.
> Any thoughts / experiences on this ?
> Thanks
> James