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Appreciate the help guys, i was able to use a bit of both your answers to get done what I needed.
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Appreciate the help guys, i was able to use a bit of both your answers to get done what I needed.

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Hey everyone.<br />
I have created a new domain within my company. &nbsp;I am trying to find the most efficient way to move the user mailboxes from exchange server 1, in 1stdomain.local to exchange server 2 in 2nddomain.local.<br />
The two domain controllers, 1 from each domain, have a trust relationship working, i have migrated test users over. <br />
I have not had to do with yet, till now with exchange 2007. &nbsp;It seems like a whole new monster from previous versions.<br />
Any ideas, tips or suggestions for migrating all my users mailboxes to the new domain?<br />

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Hey everyone.
I have created a new domain within my company.  I am trying to find the most efficient way to move the user mailboxes from exchange server 1, in 1stdomain.local to exchange server 2 in 2nddomain.local.
The two domain controllers, 1 from each domain, have a trust relationship working, i have migrated test users over. 
I have not had to do with yet, till now with exchange 2007.  It seems like a whole new monster from previous versions.
Any ideas, tips or suggestions for migrating all my users mailboxes to the new domain?


Move mailbox cross domain

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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