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Thanks guys.<br />
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I'm planning on getting it installed and just moving the mailboxes gradually over 2 weeks or so, that way I won't need to re-configure any of the Outlook Clients.
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Thanks guys.

I'm planning on getting it installed and just moving the mailboxes gradually over 2 weeks or so, that way I won't need to re-configure any of the Outlook Clients.

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Setup is as follows:<br />
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Server1: Windows 2003 Domain Controller<br />
Server2: Windows 2000 Domain Controller, Exchange 2000<br />
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I will be swinging to Exchange 2003 on a new box so I can get Exchange off of my domain controller.<br />
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Is there any issue with running the Exchange 2003 /domainprep /forestprep on my Exchange 2000 Server since it is also the DC that is the schema master of the domain?
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Setup is as follows:

Server1: Windows 2003 Domain Controller
Server2: Windows 2000 Domain Controller, Exchange 2000

I will be swinging to Exchange 2003 on a new box so I can get Exchange off of my domain controller.

Is there any issue with running the Exchange 2003 /domainprep /forestprep on my Exchange 2000 Server since it is also the DC that is the schema master of the domain?

Exchange 2003 Migration

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.