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were you able to get any solution to this<br />
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Thanks<br />
JLP
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were you able to get any solution to this

Thanks
JLP

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What would be the best and most simplified apporach to migrate a single MS-Exchange Server 2003 over to a 2-server cluster? &nbsp;What would the basic, summary steps be? &nbsp;I need to provide complete redundancy and up-time for the Exchange Server environment. &nbsp;The current server runs Server 2000 Std and contains a 6 HDD array and is partitioned for OS, App and Logs and would be 'migrated' to 2 new servers with the same configuration. &nbsp;I have never tried clustering and am somewhat apprehensive - but the concept and practicality of what I have read seems to make good working sense. &nbsp;I am somewhat technical, a fast read and quick learner... any basic step / info that you can provide would be tremendously helpful. &nbsp;Is there actually a simplified white paper describing this particular type of single server to two server cluster that I could reference?<br />
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Please ask for any other detail that you think is pertinent for this kind of migration / upgrade.<br />
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Thanks in advance!
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What would be the best and most simplified apporach to migrate a single MS-Exchange Server 2003 over to a 2-server cluster?  What would the basic, summary steps be?  I need to provide complete redundancy and up-time for the Exchange Server environment.  The current server runs Server 2000 Std and contains a 6 HDD array and is partitioned for OS, App and Logs and would be 'migrated' to 2 new servers with the same configuration.  I have never tried clustering and am somewhat apprehensive - but the concept and practicality of what I have read seems to make good working sense.  I am somewhat technical, a fast read and quick learner... any basic step / info that you can provide would be tremendously helpful.  Is there actually a simplified white paper describing this particular type of single server to two server cluster that I could reference?

Please ask for any other detail that you think is pertinent for this kind of migration / upgrade.

Thanks in advance!

Best practice to migrate single Exchange Server 2003 to clustered 2 node?

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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.