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hi experts <br />
thnx for your help
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Hi Experts<br />
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I want to study the migration Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2007.<br />
I'm on test machines:<br />
- &nbsp;DC on windows 2003 server called DC1.<br />
- &nbsp;Windows Server 2003 with Exchange 2003 called EXCH1.<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; And XP client with Outlook 2003.<br />
So far everything works: domain logon, sending mails, creating events, access to public records .<br />
I have a &nbsp;machine which is running Windows Server 2008, which I called EXCH2<br />
My goal: migrate my Exchange 2003 server ECH1 &nbsp;(database containing mailbox ... etc) to EXCH2 &nbsp;and remove EXCH1.<br />
I look on technet.microsoft.com and internet, not always very clear what is the easiest solution in your opinion?<br />
THNX.<br />
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Hi Experts

I want to study the migration Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2007.
I'm on test machines:
-  DC on windows 2003 server called DC1.
-  Windows Server 2003 with Exchange 2003 called EXCH1.
    And XP client with Outlook 2003.
So far everything works: domain logon, sending mails, creating events, access to public records .
I have a  machine which is running Windows Server 2008, which I called EXCH2
My goal: migrate my Exchange 2003 server ECH1  (database containing mailbox ... etc) to EXCH2  and remove EXCH1.
I look on technet.microsoft.com and internet, not always very clear what is the easiest solution in your opinion?
THNX.







Exchange Migration

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