In fact, the Notes client has to coexist on an Exchange server because
the Connector for Lotus Notes requires it.

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Subject: RE: Notes/Domino migration to Exchange 2000


The Notes client can definitely exist on an Exchange server.  The server
portion, I doubt it.  They would be fighting for port 25.

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Can Notes/Domino and Exchange 2000 exist on the same server?

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