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Found this on the internet: <a href="http://www.windowsitpro.com/article/tips/how-do-i-move-exchange-server-to-a-new-server-.aspx" rel="ugc">http://www.windowsitpro.com/article/tips/how-do-i-move-exchange-server-to-a-new-server-.aspx</a>
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Found this on the internet: http://www.windowsitpro.com/article/tips/how-do-i-move-exchange-server-to-a-new-server-.aspx [http://www.windowsitpro.com/article/tips/how-do-i-move-exchange-server-to-a-new-server-.aspx]

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That was quick. I'll have a look, thx
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What happened when you tried to move mailboxes, did it error?
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What happened when you tried to move mailboxes, did it error?

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Havent tried it yet. Only going to this client on wednesday again. Will try it on wednesday and let you know but im sure i'll come right with the info provided.<br />
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I'll keep you posted.<br />
Thx again
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Havent tried it yet. Only going to this client on wednesday again. Will try it on wednesday and let you know but im sure i'll come right with the info provided.

I'll keep you posted.
Thx again

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Hah!!<br />
Easier than I thought. thx<br />
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Both of you gave the correct answer and complimented each others answer's, do I flip a coin?
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Hah!!
Easier than I thought. thx

Both of you gave the correct answer and complimented each others answer's, do I flip a coin?

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Give one the accepted solution (normally the most points) and then give the others assisted solutions OR split points between all solutions you found useful 
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Give one the accepted solution (normally the most points) and then give the others assisted solutions OR split points between all solutions you found useful

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We have setup exchange 2010 standard at one of our clients. Its been working fine for the past year but its on a domain controller. Our new boss has told us to move it to another server that the client allready purchased and I loaded it with server 2008 R2 standard and exchange 2010 standard. Ive played around with moving the mailboxes to the other exchange but no success. To be honest I dont really have a clue on how to do this?
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Hi All

We have setup exchange 2010 standard at one of our clients. Its been working fine for the past year but its on a domain controller. Our new boss has told us to move it to another server that the client allready purchased and I loaded it with server 2008 R2 standard and exchange 2010 standard. Ive played around with moving the mailboxes to the other exchange but no success. To be honest I dont really have a clue on how to do this?

Moving Exchange

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Laptops Notebooks

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