Exchange with Active Directory

I am new to Exchange 2007. However, from what I read is it should be
installed on a member server of a domain and avoid putting it on an AD
server. However, in Exchange 2003, you could go into Active Directory and
simply right click a user and go to exchange tasks. However, with 2007, you
can't do that since it is not an AD machine. Can somebody point me to a link
that explains how to simply do that day to day administration of Exchange
2007 such as add Exhcange users, delete mailboxes and keep the user, etc.
Thank you.

John
Tue Mar 11 18:04:17 CDT 2008

For what you stated you can use the Recipient Configuration Node at the
Exchange 2007 Server,

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb124028(EXCHG.80).aspx

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John Oliver, Jr
MCSE, MCT, CCNA
Exchange MVP 2008
Microsoft Certified Partner


"Joe R." <JoeR@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I am new to Exchange 2007. However, from what I read is it should be
> installed on a member server of a domain and avoid putting it on an AD
> server. However, in Exchange 2003, you could go into Active Directory and
> simply right click a user and go to exchange tasks. However, with 2007,
> you
> can't do that since it is not an AD machine. Can somebody point me to a
> link
> that explains how to simply do that day to day administration of Exchange
> 2007 such as add Exhcange users, delete mailboxes and keep the user, etc.
> Thank you.