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Are you saying that you want to run your Exchange 5.5 on Win2K? &nbsp;Yes, you can do that. You would have to reinstall it though. <br />
I would leave it on NT4 until you get into Exchange 2000, then do Win2K and Exchange 2K.
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Are you saying that you want to run your Exchange 5.5 on Win2K?  Yes, you can do that. You would have to reinstall it though.
I would leave it on NT4 until you get into Exchange 2000, then do Win2K and Exchange 2K.

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Hi there,<br />
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I'm planning to do a hardware upgrade on an existing exchange server (First server in site). Question i have is... our current exchange is on NT4.0 and like to upgrade this to W2K OS. Would this cause any problem?<br />
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Thanks!
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Hi there,

I'm planning to do a hardware upgrade on an existing exchange server (First server in site). Question i have is... our current exchange is on NT4.0 and like to upgrade this to W2K OS. Would this cause any problem?

Thanks!

upgrade hardware on exchange 5.5

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