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thanks Matt. I was alittle nervous on trying the /recoverserver method. Adding the second hub/cas server and transitioning is the way I'll go
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thanks Matt. I was alittle nervous on trying the /recoverserver method. Adding the second hub/cas server and transitioning is the way I'll go

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I need to migrate my exchange 2007 sp2 hub/cas server off of a dell blade that's out of support to a virtual machine in xenserver. <br />
I'm considering doing the setup.exe /m:recoverserver recovery but wanted advice whether this would be the best way or should I add an additional hub/cas server and move all transport settings to the new hub/cas and retire the old hub/cas on unsupported hardware. <br />
I see alot of posts on issues of using the setup.exe /m: recoverserver procedure. Not sure if everything was fixed with exchange 2007 sp2?<br />
Any advice would be appreciated.<br />

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I need to migrate my exchange 2007 sp2 hub/cas server off of a dell blade that's out of support to a virtual machine in xenserver. 
I'm considering doing the setup.exe /m:recoverserver recovery but wanted advice whether this would be the best way or should I add an additional hub/cas server and move all transport settings to the new hub/cas and retire the old hub/cas on unsupported hardware. 
I see alot of posts on issues of using the setup.exe /m: recoverserver procedure. Not sure if everything was fixed with exchange 2007 sp2?
Any advice would be appreciated.


exchange 2007 hub/cas migration

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.