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Asked by cschell26 in Email Software, Exchange Email Server
We migrated over a year to Exchange 2003. When we installed our first Exchange 2003 server we installed into our existing Exchange 5.5 site and then using Exchange Tasks in AD, moved all our mailboxes to the new Exchange 2003 server. Everything has been running great. All public folders have been moved as well. About a month ago we finally stopped all our services on the Exchange 5.5 server in preparation to make sure email was flowing properly. We then powered our Exchange 5.5 server off and it has been off for a couple of weeks now. I have removed all Connection Agreement except for the Config_CA. I went to finally delete the Exchange 5.5 server following the microsoft docs for Removing the Last Exchange Server and Preparing for Native Mode only to find that when I went to delete it that it said I still had 443 mailboxes, was I sure I wanted to delete them. Of course I said no! I was connected to my Exchange 2003 server with Exchange 5.5 admin console and all mailboxes said Home Server was the Exchange 2003 server but if I looked at the properties of one it said the Home Server was the Exchange 5.5 server. I have looked in ADSEDIT at some of my users and in their properites it said the homeMDB is the Exchange 2003 server. I am really nervous to delete the Exchange 5.5 server and need some assistance or confirmation that Exchange 5.5 is just being stupid. Can someone help me understand or tell me that if I say yes to the delete that all of my 443 mailboxes won't disappear. By they way these are 2 separate server with 2 separate priv.edb.
Thanks in advance.
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