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HI TEAM,<br />
I HAVE ONE DOMAIN CONTROLLER AND EXCHANGE 2007 SERVER IN SINGLE HARDWARE SERVER. NOW I NEED TO SEPERATE THE DOMAIN CONTROLLER FROM EXCHANGE AND TRANSFER TO ADDITIONAL DOMAIN CONTROLLER AND MAKE THE ADDITIONAL SERVER TO MAIN SERVER. AFTER THAT EXCHNAGE SERVER SHOULD CONTACT THIS DOMAIN .<br />
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PLEASE TELL ME ANYBODY HAVE THIS PROCEDURE<br />

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HI TEAM,
I HAVE ONE DOMAIN CONTROLLER AND EXCHANGE 2007 SERVER IN SINGLE HARDWARE SERVER. NOW I NEED TO SEPERATE THE DOMAIN CONTROLLER FROM EXCHANGE AND TRANSFER TO ADDITIONAL DOMAIN CONTROLLER AND MAKE THE ADDITIONAL SERVER TO MAIN SERVER. AFTER THAT EXCHNAGE SERVER SHOULD CONTACT THIS DOMAIN .

PLEASE TELL ME ANYBODY HAVE THIS PROCEDURE


WHAT IS THE PROCEDURE TO SEPERATE THE DOMAIN CONTROLLER FROM EXCHANGE SERVER 2007

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