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Exchange and SharePoint: Two Peas in a Pod?
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Summary

With Exchange 2000 SP2, we can now run SharePoint Portal Server on the same machine as our Exchange 2000 Mailbox and Public Folder servers. This practice, however, should be limited to just a few circumstances, such as a testing environment or perhaps a remote departmental location to accommodate financial or bandwidth restrictions.

If you have a SharePoint question, feel free to contact me directly at sbryant@outlookexchange.com

Exchange and SharePoint: Two Peas in a Pod?

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