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Feb 28 2008 4:43 PM GMT
by Jlees
Step by step instructions on an installation are going to be very difficult to obtain for your exact situation because there are so many unkown variables. Hoever, I can provide some guidance to get you started and I'm sure everyone can them help out with more detailed specific questions as they arise. Here is a Microsoft article that may help,
KB884453 First and foremost some requirements to get exchange working properly:
1. You'll likely need a static address from your ISP. (STrongly recommended so you don't have to mess with DNS constantly)
2. You'll need to setup the
MX record for your domain to point to this address
3. You'll need to configure your firewall to forward TCP port 25 into your exchange server.
4. optionally, you'll need to forward port 80 and 443 to your exchange server (or your Outlook Web Access (OWA) server, if they are different.)
5. Likely, but probably not required, You'll need to purchase or self issue a SSL certificate to use in your OWA configuration so you can view your e-mails in OWA via HTTPS (secure ssl).
Here are some likes that look like good articles as well.
http://www.msexchange.org/tutorials/Installing-and-Configuring-SBS2003.html Exchange 2003 SBS FAQ Another FAQ for Exchange 2003 SBS
SBS 2003, Exchange
I am using bellsouth for my internet. And I have ixwebhosting who hosts my website. I have 1 server in my house that has server enterprise 2003. I just ordered a server and my friend is bringing me sbs 2003 so i can install. How do i setup exchange using bellsouth and ixwebhosting. I read this article and seems like it would help. http://www.msexchange.org/tutorials/Configuring-Incoming-Outgoing-Email-Windows-Small-Business-Server-2003.html. What would be my wb server certificate? I just need step by step directions to be honest. I want to have OWA. Everything. Pls help 
