Re: Exchange 2000 in a domain where another Exchange 2000 already existed


Hi,

You won't be able to install a secondary exchange server under a new
organization name. You can only host one exchange organization in one active
directory forest.

Why don't you install the new server with the same name as the original
server?

Doing this means that you won't have to redirect Outlook clients.
You won't have to delete and recreate exchange attributes for the user
accounts.
And when you have recovered the old mailboxes you just import these into the
new mailboxes using exmerge.

Leif

"Kailash" <kjalabhay@xxxxxxxxx> skrev i en meddelelse
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>
> Hi,
>
> I currently have a situation where due to major hardware problems my
> exchange server is down. I wanted to allow users to send and receive mails
> while I work on the recovery of the old server which I believe will be
> taking some time due to corrupted backup etc...
>
> Has anyone ever tried to install a second Exchange 2000 server in an
> organization (under a different organization name) that already had an
> Exchange server? I hoping that there isn't any major AD implications which
> would prevent the new "temporary" Exchange to perform its duties... can
> anyone confirm?
>
> Thanks
> Kailash
>
>
>



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