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Posted on 2002-06-18
I am having difficulty setting up a new exchange server and adding it to an existing site.
My current exchange server is running 5.5
I attempted to setup a new server on a seperate machine using the 5.5 installation cd. However, this is an upgrade cd only.
So I attempted to first install 5.0. However, when trying to add the server to the existing site the install program asks me for the site connector disk.
Where can I get this connector disk and is there a way around this?
Please advise.
My current exchange server is running 5.5
I attempted to setup a new server on a seperate machine using the 5.5 installation cd. However, this is an upgrade cd only.
So I attempted to first install 5.0. However, when trying to add the server to the existing site the install program asks me for the site connector disk.
Where can I get this connector disk and is there a way around this?
Please advise.
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Try this, i THINK i understand you correctly.....
When attempting to install Exchange, it should come to page asking what components you want to install. "Exchange server" - "Admin tools" "books online" etc.-
try highlighting "Exchange Server", then click on "Change Option" and deselecting all of the connectors, then finish with the installation to see if it finishes this time.....
Hope this helps!
When attempting to install Exchange, it should come to page asking what components you want to install. "Exchange server" - "Admin tools" "books online" etc.-
try highlighting "Exchange Server", then click on "Change Option" and deselecting all of the connectors, then finish with the installation to see if it finishes this time.....
Hope this helps!
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