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818476 You can configure either Exchange Server 2003 Standard Edition or Exchange Server 2003 Enterprise Edition as a front-end server

Excellent they updated this ... I used to say that a when you had an Exchange 2003 Standard Edition FrontEnd you needed to have an Enterprise Edtion BackEnd which is wrong :-|

Source http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;818476

Exchange Server 2003 is available in two different editions, Exchange Server 2003 Standard Edition and Exchange Server 2003 Enterprise Edition. You can configure either edition for use as a front-end server in a front-end and back-end server configuration.

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You can configure both Exchange Server 2003 Standard Edition and Exchange Server 2003 Enterprise Edition as a front-end server in a front-end and back-end server configuration.

Note In the front-end and back-end configuration, the back-end server can run either Exchange Server 2003 Standard Edition or Exchange Server 2003 Enterprise Edition regardless of which edition of Exchange Server is run on the front-end server.

To configure a computer that is running either Exchange Server 2003 Standard Edition or Exchange Server 2003 Enterprise Edition as a front-end server:

Click Start, point to Programs, point to Microsoft Exchange, and then click System Manager.

In the console tree, expand Servers, right-click ServerName, and then click Properties.

Click the General tab.

Click to select the This is a front-end server check box, and then click OK.
A front-end server does not host the Exchange information store databases. Front-end servers accept requests from clients and forward the requests to the appropriate back-end server for processing.

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