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Hi
I am starting to migrate from SBS 2008 to Exchange 2010 Standard (non SBS Edition)
I have ran the ExPDA tool and the existing SBS 2008 is showing a legacy admin group (first administrative group) The system is reporting Exchange server registry cannon be accessed.
This is an old Server that used to run Exchange 2003 years ago, is there a quick and easy way to remove first administrative group?
thanks.
I am starting to migrate from SBS 2008 to Exchange 2010 Standard (non SBS Edition)
I have ran the ExPDA tool and the existing SBS 2008 is showing a legacy admin group (first administrative group) The system is reporting Exchange server registry cannon be accessed.
This is an old Server that used to run Exchange 2003 years ago, is there a quick and easy way to remove first administrative group?
thanks.
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borki
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I am very much in favour of a clean-cut and new start...
I have done a similar migration, although the word "migration: was somewhat loose. I my case I had the new domain (AD, server etc) all up and running and had created all user accounts in the new domain. Actual switch over occurred over a weekend. Was big but generally OK. I wrote a blog article about this:
http://felixyon.blogspot.c
There is another 3rd party tool (cost approx $600) that may assist you if you want a direct transfer: http://www.storagecraft.co
Good luck!
I have done a similar migration, although the word "migration: was somewhat loose. I my case I had the new domain (AD, server etc) all up and running and had created all user accounts in the new domain. Actual switch over occurred over a weekend. Was big but generally OK. I wrote a blog article about this:
http://felixyon.blogspot.c
There is another 3rd party tool (cost approx $600) that may assist you if you want a direct transfer: http://www.storagecraft.co
Good luck!
I plan to migrate AD to a different box after Exchange.
Do i need to remove legacy admin group, will it cause problems if i were to leave in place?
thanks for your help.