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Multiple Exchange Server versions on same domain - best way to configure
Currently running Exchange server 2000 on a w2k server. the w2k server is the domain controller. also have two windows 2003 servers, and want to install exchange server 2003 on one of them. only a couple of the users will use this exchange server; the rest will stay will the 2000 server. if necessary, can set up the windows 2003 server as a separate domain.
the reason for this is to test exchange 2003 with some handhelds vs. blackberry and goodlink, which are currently running with the exchange 2000 server. Do not want to disrupt anything as everything is working well.
What is the best way to do this?
the reason for this is to test exchange 2003 with some handhelds vs. blackberry and goodlink, which are currently running with the exchange 2000 server. Do not want to disrupt anything as everything is working well.
What is the best way to do this?
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Sorry, i don't know what you mean by an exchange 2000 front-end. do you mean Outlook 2000?
I asked this question because when I started to install Exchange 2003, it asked me to modify the active directory structure for the domain, and I wasn't sure what impact this might have. do you know if there is any?
I asked this question because when I started to install Exchange 2003, it asked me to modify the active directory structure for the domain, and I wasn't sure what impact this might have. do you know if there is any?
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The only issue you would get is if you have an Exchange 2000 frontend. You cannot have an Exchange 2000 frontend with Exchange 2003 backends, so the frontend would have to be upgraded.
Simon.