NSClient & Exchange

[Chris Hammond]

I have the nsclient service running on multiple servers running exchange
from Win2k/Exchange 5.5 throught Win2k3/Exchange 2k3 with not apparent
issues.

Chris

On Tue, 2004-06-15 at 16:55, Jason Martin wrote:
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> Is anyone using NSClient on a MS Exchange server? I'm looking to collect a
> few affirmations that NSClient hasn't broken other Exchange installations
> to support a proposal to install it here.
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> Thanks,
> - -Jason Martin
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