MS Exchange 2000 umziehen

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Date: Wed, 2 Jun 2004 01:16:39 -0700

Hi,
ich hab da mal was:

Reihenfolge E2K-Installation

o Partitionieren: Systempartition xx Gigabyte
o Betriebssysteminstallation: W2K-Advanced Server
(+NNTP-Dienst)
- Einrichten der Ip-Adresse und der DNS-Adressen
o Sp3 und diverse Updates
o Einrichten der Management Konsole
o Kontrolle der Ereignisanzeige
o Server in die Domäne XXXXXXX.DE einbringen
o Zum DC hochstufen
o Exchange 2000 installieren (+ SP3)
o "Active Directory immer schön Zeit lassen!"

Reihenfolge E2K(alter)-Deinstallation

o Übertragen der FSMO-Funktionen(wenn alter E2K auch
DNS ist)
         ( http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?
scid=kb;de;255690 )
o verschieben der Postfächer (über Eigenschaften der
User.)
o Weiteres Vorgehen nach KB-Artikel Q288150
(http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=288150)
        To rehome public folders:
1. Start Exchange System Manager, click Folders, and
then click Public Folders.
2. Right-click a top-level public folder, and then
click Properties.
3. Click the Replication tab, click Add, and then add
a replica to the target server where you want the folder
rehomed.
4. Click Apply, and then click OK.
5. Right-click the same top-level public folder,
click All Tasks, and then click Propagate Settings.
6. Click to select the Replicas check box, and then
click OK.

When you complete this step, all subfolders of that top-
level folder have a replica on the target server.
7. Repeat steps 1 through 6 for all top-level folders
and subfolders that you want to rehome.
8. After replicas have been made on the target
server, allow ample time for replication to occur.

By default, public folder replication messages are low
priority. To verify the replication status of any folder,
right-click the folder in Exchange System Manager,
clickProperties, click the Replication tab, and then click
Details.
9. To remove the public folder replicas from the
source server, repeat steps 1 through 6, but click Remove
instead of Add in step 3.

o Weiteres Vorgehen nach KB-Artikel 307917
(http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-
us;Q307917&gssnb=1)
1. Rehome all public folders, which includes system
folders, to another Exchange 2000 Server computer in the
site. The remainder of this article refers to this other
server as the "destination server". The server that is
being removed is referred to as the "source server".
1. Start Exchange System Manager (ESM), expand
Administrative Groups, expand the name of your
administrative group, expand Folders, and then expand
Public Folders.
2. Right-click a top-level public folder, and then
click Properties.
3. Click the Replication tab, and then click Add.
4. In the Select a Public Store box, select the name
of the server where you want a replica of this public
folder (the des-tination server), and then click OK.
5. Click Apply, and then click OK.
6. If this public folder has any subfolders and you
want these subfolders to have a replica on the destination
server, right-click the top-level public folder, click All
Tasks, and then click Propagate Settings.
7. In the Propagate Folder Settings box, click to
select the Replicas check box, and then click OK. When you
complete this step, all subfolders of that top-level
folder have a replica on the destination server.NOTE: For
performance reasons, you may not always want to have
replicas of all subfolders of a top-level folder on
another server. You must consider this scenario before you
do this procedure. For additional information, click the
article numbers below to view the articles in the
Microsoft Knowledge Base:
273479 XADM: Understanding Public Folder Replication and
Referrals
169198 XADM: Tips for Managing Public Folders
8. Repeat steps a through g for all top-level folders
and subfolders that you want to rehome.
9. After replicas have been made to the destination
server, wait for replication to complete, and then make
sure that the replica folders are synchronized with the
source folders. To do so, view the properties of the
specific public folder, click the Replication tab, and
then click Details. The Replication Status column
indicates In Sync.
10. After you confirm that the replicas are
synchronized, repeat steps a through g. However, in step
c, in the Replicate content to these public stores
section, click the name of the public folder store on the
source server, click Remove, click Apply, and then click
OK.
2. Rehome the Offline Address Book folder:
1. Start Exchange System Manager, expand
Administrative Groups, expand the name of your
administrative group, ex-pand Folders, and then click
Public Folders.
2. Right-click Public Folders, and then click View
System Folders.NOTE: If you do not see a View System
Folders op-tion, then you are already viewing system
folders.
3. Expand the Offline Address Book folder.
4. Right-click the /o=Organization
Name/cn=addrlists/cn=oabs/cn=Default Offline Address List
folder, and then click Properties. NOTE: If you receive a
message that the mail proxy for this folder not being
found, click OK.
5. Add a replica of this folder to the destination
server, as explained in step 1.
6. Expand the /o=Organization
Name/cn=addrlists/cn=oabs/cn=Default Offline Address List
folder, and then click the OAB Version 2 folder. Right-
click this folder, and then click Properties.
7. Add a replica of this folder to the destination
server, as explained in step 1.
8. After replicas have been made to the destination
server, wait for replication to complete, and then make
sure that the replica folders are synchronized with the
source folders. To do so, view the properties of the
specific public folder, click the Replication tab, and
then click Details. The Replication Status column
indicates In Sync.
9. After you confirm that the replicas are
synchronized, remove the replica of this folder from the
source server, as ex-plained in step 1.
3. Rehome the Schedule+ Free Busy folder:
1. Start Exchange System Manager, expand
Administrative Groups, and then expand the name of your
administrative group. Expand Folders, and then click
Public Folders.
2. Right-click Public Folders, and then click View
System Folders.NOTE: If you do not see a View System
Folders op-tion, then you are already viewing system
folders.
3. Expand the Schedule+ Free Busy folder.
4. Right-click the EX:/o=Organization
Name/ou=Administrative Group Name folder, and then click
Proper-ties.NOTE: If you receive a message about the mail
proxy for this folder not being found, click OK.
5. Add a replica of this folder to the destination
server, as explained in step 1.
6. After replicas have been made to the destination
server, wait for replication to complete, and then make
sure that the replica folders are synchronized with the
source folders. To do so, view the properties of the
specific public folder, click the Replication tab, and
then click Details. The Replication Status column
indicates In Sync.
7. After you confirm that the replicas are
synchronized, remove the replica of this folder from the
source server, as ex-plained in step 1.

4. Rehome the Recipient Update Service (RUS):
1. In Exchange System Manager, expand the Recipients
container, and then click Recipient Update Services.
2. On the right pane, you see the available Recipient
Update Services. Click the Exchange Server column to sort
the available Recipient Update Services by the Exchange
Server computer that hosts them.
3. For every Recipient Update Service that is hosted
on the Exchange 2000 Server computer that you plan to
remove, open the properties of the Recipient Update
Service. Click Browse next to the name of the Exchange
2000 Server computer, and then select another Exchange
2000 Server computer as the new server to host the
Recipient Update Service.
5. If this server is the routing group master, you
must designate another server to be the routing group
master.
6. If this Exchange 2000 Server computer has the Site
Replication Service (SRS) installed and running on it, you
must create a new SRS in Exchange System Manager:
1. Start Exchange System Manager on the Exchange 2000
Server computer on which you want to create the SRS, and
then expand Tools.
2. Right-click Site Replication Service, click New,
and then click Site Replication Service. When you receive
the Are you sure you want to install a new Site
Replication Service on this server (ServerName) prompt,
click Yes.
3. When you receive the In order to create a Site
Replication Service on the local machine, enter the
password for the Exchange service account (Domain\service
account) prompt, type the password for the Exchange
service account. This creates the SRS. It also creates an
associated Configuration Connection Agreement.For
additional informa-tion, click the article number below to
view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
255285 XADM: How to Create an Additional Site Replication
Service for a Mixed Site
7. If this Exchange 2000 Server computer has any
connectors hosted on it, these connectors must be rehomed
to another server before you remove this Exchange 2000
Server computer from the site.
8. Insert the Exchange 2000 Server CD-ROM in the
Exchange 2000 Server computer, and then click Remove for
each component that has been installed. Nicht
vergessen: "Active Directory immer schön Zeit lassen!"

o Im System-Manager des neuen E2K-Servers den alten
E2K-Server löschen.
o Jeder User sollte sich danach einmal per Outlook
neu anmelden (erfolgt dann auf dem neuen E2K-Server)
o Als nächstes sollte der "alte" DNS per DCpromo
heruntergestuft werden (Vom DNS zum normalen Server)
o Weiterhin dem AD Zeit lassen
o Den alten DNS-Server ausschalten und das Verhalten
der restlichen Server und Client beobachten.

Viel Glück!

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