jsuttor
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Rebuilding Exchange Server
I need to rebuild an exchange server since the moron who used to work here has exchange on the Dc with FSMO roles and configured the raid as a mirror on a set of drives that does not do anything except have a single network share for IT Files... SO I need to reconfigure the RAID and I was going to rebuild the server and reload the OS. I know and am going to have to do a dcpromo to get it out of the network and all that stuff.
My question is this, is there a way for me to make an additional server as a temporary server for exchange while I rebuild the other one? Can someone point me in the right direction so I can figure out the process?
J
My question is this, is there a way for me to make an additional server as a temporary server for exchange while I rebuild the other one? Can someone point me in the right direction so I can figure out the process?
J
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Mike -
He is trying to get away from having Exchange installed on a domain controller. Exchange should never be installed on a domain controller, if at all possible. Exceptions to this are very small environments, which may have only one server or which may run Small Business Server.
Bob
He is trying to get away from having Exchange installed on a domain controller. Exchange should never be installed on a domain controller, if at all possible. Exceptions to this are very small environments, which may have only one server or which may run Small Business Server.
Bob
...as long as that moron works for the customer and not for your company.