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Dont worry<br />
Go a head <br />
Having a backup is great<br />
and its very easy to remove the Exchange Attrib from Schema<br />
its all installed under a single Key, you will find all other keys<br />
there is alot of artical on manual removal<br />
But as long as you are sure that your DNS and Network connectin is OK and you disk media is OK<br />
Dont worry<br />
and go for installation<br />
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Dont worry
Go a head
Having a backup is great
and its very easy to remove the Exchange Attrib from Schema
its all installed under a single Key, you will find all other keys
there is alot of artical on manual removal
But as long as you are sure that your DNS and Network connectin is OK and you disk media is OK
Dont worry
and go for installation
 


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I appreciate everyones help. Can you list some of your favorite articles on this process? Thanks.
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I appreciate everyones help. Can you list some of your favorite articles on this process? Thanks.

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Hello - <br />
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I'm planning an Exchange Server 2007 Install and I'm a little concern on the AD Schema changes/requirements for Exchange 2007. I currently have a Server 2003 running as a DC, DNS, DHCP, and AD. I will be doing a full backup of AD and system state, however what types of precaution measures can I use to ensure my AD does not get corrupted?<br />
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Any good information is greatly appreciated.
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Hello - 

I'm planning an Exchange Server 2007 Install and I'm a little concern on the AD Schema changes/requirements for Exchange 2007. I currently have a Server 2003 running as a DC, DNS, DHCP, and AD. I will be doing a full backup of AD and system state, however what types of precaution measures can I use to ensure my AD does not get corrupted?

Any good information is greatly appreciated.

Exchange 2007 Install

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.

Exchange

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