Re: NT 4.0/Exchange 5.5 to Windows/Exchange 2003

Hello Scott,

Thanks for telling me your situation. I understand that the new hardware
doesn't support NT.

Here is an article which addresses that we can use a transition machine to
deal with such situation. You can take a look. Pay attention to the snippet
"Upgrade to Windows 2003 with hardware that does not support Windows NT
4.0."

http://spaces.msn.com/members/wilwol/PersonalSpace.aspx

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Even if you have to use ADMT to migrate from NT to win2k3 domain at last,
please don't be worried. There are many posts here in the newsgroup on the
same scenario. You can have a reference. If you have any specific break/fix
issues, please post here and we are standing by to offer help. :)

Best regards,

Frances He

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