Re: Two way trusts and SBS 2003
From: GC (anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 06/08/04
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Date: Tue, 8 Jun 2004 00:58:37 -0700
The single domain is something they have been sold as
solving some of their problems (One company has bought out
another)
They have a custom database app on the Metro site, so I
was trying to leave "as-is" as much as possible.
The truest issue I can get around by creating new accounts
at metro and giving them an extra login for their mail
during transition.
SBS could be set up at Metro, however it would require a
rebuild/upgrade
>-----Original Message-----
>Not much to go on.
>
>No Trusts in SBS, so that quashes all that.
>...also can't just change the SBServer Domain Name.
>
>What's driving the need for a Unified Domain ?
>How many Users ?
>What sort of Data is needed to flow back and forth
between sites ?
>What sort of connection do they have ?
>
>Could you reverse it. SBServer at metro, Member Server or
BDC at remote
>site ? ( See previous link )
>
>--
>Henry Craven {SBS-MVP}
> Melbourne Australia
>
><anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>news:195a901c44d26$7259a4b0$a301280a@phx.gbl...
>> Thanks for your response.
>>
>> The issue I believe is they have two sites:
>> (Sorry, but I am saying this from only two short client
>> interviews I have had with them. They are non-technical
>> and are frustrated with their current IT support, they
>> have asked me for a proposal. I am trying to get some
>> correct info before telling them that their
infrastructure
>> needs to be up-ended)
>>
>> One is a Remote site running SBS2003 With Exchange 2003
>>
>> The other is a Metro site running 2003 With MDaemon Mail
>> Server.
>>
>> Both are individual domains.
>> They want One singular domain, based in the metro. One
>> common mail address and preferably using exchange.
>>
>> So I was planning to "absorb" the remote (SBS2003)into
the
>> Metro (2003 Sv) starting with:
>>
>> 1 - Two-way trust
>> 2 - New mail accounts on the Mdaemon Server (using the
>> trusted remote logons)
>> 3 - Reconnect the remote clients to the new mail boxes
and
>> forward remote mail to the new addresses
>> 4 - Get their ISP to point the remote mail accs to the
>> MDaemon Server.
>> 5 - Decommission Exch2003 at the Remote site, and then
>> join the Remote site (SBS2003)to the Metro Domain.
>>
>> 6 - After this was done I was going to build a separate
>> Exch 2003 Server at Metro (to allow for planned growth),
>> migrate the mail of MDaemon and decommission MDaemon.
>>
>> This was the plan, but it looks like I may need to
rebuild
>> the remote site...
>>
>>
>>
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