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DEFINITIVE GUIDE
TO EXCHANGE SERVER
2010 MIGRATION
EXCHANGE 2003
TO EXCHANGE 2010:
MAKING THE
TRANSITION
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Exchange 2003
to Exchange 2010:
HOME
PREREQUISITES
FOR THE MOVE TO
EXCHANGE 2010
REACHING OUT
TO THE
DEPLOYMENT
ASSISTANT
STEPS IN THE
TRANSITION
MAKING THE
TRANSITION
The transition from Exchange Server 2003 to Exchange
2010 is not simple. Skip a step along the way and the whole
process becomes even more complicated.
BY J. PETER BRUZZESE
SHUTDOW:
THE FINAL
STAGES
the process of
moving from Exchange Server 2003
or Exchange 2007 to Exchange
2010 as a transition, not a migration,
as many refer to it. While this may
seem like simple semantics, there is
a reason behind it. A transition
includes a period of time in which
both the legacy Exchange servers
and new versions of Exchange function in a coexistence scenario. The
length of time the coexistence period lasts varies from company to
company and depends on the length
of time it takes to remove the last
legacy Exchange Server.
MICROSOFT REFERS TO
PREREQUISITES
FOR THE MOVE TO
EXCHANGE 2010
REACHING OUT
TO THE
DEPLOYMENT
ASSISTANT
STEPS IN THE
TRANSITION
SHUTDOW:
THE FINAL
STAGES
HOME
PREREQUISITES
FOR THE MOVE TO
EXCHANGE 2010
REACHING OUT
TO THE
DEPLOYMENT
ASSISTANT
STEPS IN THE
TRANSITION
SHUTDOW:
THE FINAL
STAGES
Setup/PrepareDomain or /Prepare
AllDomains: These switches (/pd
or /pad, respectively) create a new
global group called Exchange Install
Domain Servers for the domain.
They also add that group to the Exchange System Objects container
and the Exchange Servers group for
the root domain.
As a final prerequisite, youll need
to do some patchwork changes to
the Exchange 2003 environment to
allow it to communicate and perform
message transport with Exchange
2010. For example, Exchange 2010
creates an Exchange routing group
that is only visible using Microsoft
Before you begin the physical transition to Exchange 2010, you should
seek the help of Microsofts Exchange Server Deployment Assistant.
Dont let the tools initial screen,
shown in Figure 1, distract you. This is
FIGURE 1.
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FOR THE MOVE TO
EXCHANGE 2010
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DEPLOYMENT
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STEPS IN THE
TRANSITION
FIGURE 2.
Exchange 2010
deployment scenario
choices
SEARCHEXCHANGE.COM
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PREREQUISITES
FOR THE MOVE TO
EXCHANGE 2010
REACHING OUT
TO THE
DEPLOYMENT
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TRANSITION
SHUTDOW:
THE FINAL
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HOME
PREREQUISITES
FOR THE MOVE TO
EXCHANGE 2010
REACHING OUT
TO THE
DEPLOYMENT
ASSISTANT
STEPS IN THE
TRANSITION
SHUTDOW:
THE FINAL
STAGES
HOME
PREREQUISITES
FOR THE MOVE TO
EXCHANGE 2010
REACHING OUT
TO THE
DEPLOYMENT
ASSISTANT
STEPS IN THE
TRANSITION
SHUTDOW:
THE FINAL
STAGES
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