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Thanks mister, gonna check the link out now
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Yeah thanks buddy that helped but am following this video blog now which is really helpful as it gives me a visual perspective. I have to admit this whole thing is quite tricky but the knowledge that im (slowly) grasping is definitely valuable. As soon as it clicks, then another thing I can put on the CV!
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hehe &nbsp;Glad to hear it :) &nbsp;always good to keep that CV updated :)<br />

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Hello,<br />
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Is it possible to have Exchange failover (using SCR) to another Exchange <u>that is outside of it's own domain?</u> Can it only failover to another Exchange within the same domain? WHat about if the domains are in the same forest, and/or two domains setup with trusts?<br />
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I'm a noob at this and still learning, so I apologise if I am not making much sense.<br />
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Many Thanks,
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Hello,

Is it possible to have Exchange failover (using SCR) to another Exchange that is outside of it's own domain? Can it only failover to another Exchange within the same domain? WHat about if the domains are in the same forest, and/or two domains setup with trusts?

I'm a noob at this and still learning, so I apologise if I am not making much sense.

Many Thanks,

Exchange 2007 SP1 SCR failover question

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