Re: Exchange 2003 clustering configuration

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One way to do this is to set up a cluster (even a single node cluster if you intend to reuse the existing standalone/non-clustered server as a cluster node), create the EVS, move mailboxes, replicate public folders (and take any other steps necessary to complete the migration - for example, if the existing server being removed is the first server in the Administrative Group. Refer to KBA 822931 for more info).

Once done migrating, you can uninstall Exchange from the existing server, optionally reformat/reinstall the OS, add the server as a node to the new cluster, install Exchange and test failover.

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Bharat Suneja
Microsoft Corporation

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"CR" <CR@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:B757FC67-5611-4AFB-84E0-EEB407709908@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
we are currently running Exchange 2003 enterprise, and we would like to
reinstall Exchange 2003 into a cluster. How would I reintall exchange?
would I need to use the diseaster recovery switch?


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