Re: Migration

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Hi,

Yes this is possible.

Leif

"john doe" <nomail@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Is it is possible to have on Exchange 2003 server serve two trees in one
forest.

One company with two domains and a trust. Same GAL
Site connectors with Exchange 5.5. They want to move to one server but
keep the two domains separate or trees in a Forest I guess after the
upgrade.
Is this possible?

Thanks
Paul



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