Re: Q on Installing 2nd Exchange Server In Trusted Domain
From: TomJerzey (TomJerzey_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 10/28/04
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Date: Thu, 28 Oct 2004 16:02:01 -0700
Mark,
Thanks again. I think maybe the issue may be related to the way the domains
were created. When the second domain was installed it was not setup as a
child domain, it was setup as a new domain, new tree, existing forest. When
adding the AD Domain Controller server role you are given 3 options. The
first is a new forest, the second is a child domain, the third is the option
we used, new domain, new tree, existing forest.
Is it required that the second domain be installed as a child domain in
order to allow an Exchange install running in that domain to see the Exchange
Organization created in the first domain?
Thanks for your help, it is very much appreciated.
> You don't need forestprep since you do that once per forest. See
> www.microsoft.com/exchange and look for the Exchange 2003 Library.
> That's got the deployment guide in it which will help you. When you
> install an additional Exchange server into the forest the system will
> know about the other Exchange servers because that information is
> inside AD so you don't have to provide the name of an existing server
> because AD already knows the answer.
>
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