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I have a Exchange 2003 environment with new Exchange 2010 servers set up, all connectors are in place &amp;&nbsp;the 2 exchanges are talking.<br />
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We want to move our BESAdmin account over to Exch 2010 but management wants a backout plan in case something goes wrong.<br />
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It is possible to move a BESAdmin account back to Exchange 2003 after it has been moved to Exchange 2010? &nbsp;If not, how would we fall back? Delete the original BESAdmin &amp;&nbsp;create a new BESAdmin account?<br />
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TIA.
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I have a Exchange 2003 environment with new Exchange 2010 servers set up, all connectors are in place & the 2 exchanges are talking.

We want to move our BESAdmin account over to Exch 2010 but management wants a backout plan in case something goes wrong.

It is possible to move a BESAdmin account back to Exchange 2003 after it has been moved to Exchange 2010?  If not, how would we fall back? Delete the original BESAdmin & create a new BESAdmin account?

TIA.

Can a BESAdmin account be migrated backwards from Exch 2010 to 2003?

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