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migrate exchange 2000 cluster to 2003 stand alone

Asked by thepunish3r in Exchange Email Server, Tivoli Storage Manager

Tags: exchange, cluster, 2000, 2003, migrate

I have an exchange 2000 cluster running and need to move from that to a 2003 stand alone server.
I need to get explicit details on
should I use 2003 advanced or just standard? Mirror 2 drives and raid 5 the rest?
Installation of exchange, how to's for the adding of the new server and the exchange install itself?
Moving mailboxes should be straightforward.
Do I need internal mx records or just to update external records? How will the email hit the new server?
I then need to know how to remove the old cluster after this is all done.

The domain is windows 2003 and then just some member 2000 servers, possibly some other just nt4 boxes but just for non specific items.

Looking for in depth info, links, websites, all the info there is.

Thanks

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migrate exchange 2000 cluster to 2003 stand alone

Asked by thepunish3r in Exchange Email Server, Tivoli Storage Manager

Tags: exchange, cluster, 2000, 2003, migrate

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