How can I tell which version of Exchange I'm running.

Russ Grover [SBS-MVP] wrote:
> I would argue that microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs
> is not a newsgroup for the "Average" user
> especially some of the content we talk about.
> and Techno Babble is kind of a minimum requirement?
> Wouldn't you agree? ;)
> Russ
>
I don't mean to be mean to Mr. Wguru, but his post was more babble than
the original post he linked to.

"How can I tell which version of Exchange" was a logical thread.

To use that thread to be a possible answer for "Am I running Windows
2003"? isn't logical.

Well you know how people GOOGLE and then just post where ever they land.
Hopefully in my other post he finds and uses the MS newsgroups
instead of TechArena and then can get the correct answers quicker :)
Russ

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"Susan Bradley" <sbradcpa@pacbell.net> wrote in message
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> Russ Grover [SBS-MVP] wrote:
>> I would argue that microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs
>> is not a newsgroup for the "Average" user
>> especially some of the content we talk about.
>> and Techno Babble is kind of a minimum requirement?
>> Wouldn't you agree? ;)
>> Russ
>>
> I don't mean to be mean to Mr. Wguru, but his post was more babble than
> the original post he linked to.
>
> "How can I tell which version of Exchange" was a logical thread.
>
> To use that thread to be a possible answer for "Am I running Windows
> 2003"? isn't logical.