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Migration from exchange 2003 to 2010: Commandline useful
Hi There,
I am reading a migraton roadmap in order to migration from exchange 2003 to 2010.
I have a DC controller witch exchange 2003 under Windows 2003.
A the beginning, I understand that I need to
1) Install windows 2008 on recent hardware
2) Update windows 2008
3) Integrate new server as member domain
Then we must respect some pre requisites
I am surprised that we use only command setup/preparead and we don’t launch some commands before installing exchange :
- Setup /preparelegacyExchangePerm
- Setup/ prepareschema
- Setup/ preparedomain
- Setup/ preparealldomain
Do you agree ? Please explain me.
Thanks,
Regards,
Fabien
I am reading a migraton roadmap in order to migration from exchange 2003 to 2010.
I have a DC controller witch exchange 2003 under Windows 2003.
A the beginning, I understand that I need to
1) Install windows 2008 on recent hardware
2) Update windows 2008
3) Integrate new server as member domain
Then we must respect some pre requisites
I am surprised that we use only command setup/preparead and we don’t launch some commands before installing exchange :
- Setup /preparelegacyExchangePerm
- Setup/ prepareschema
- Setup/ preparedomain
- Setup/ preparealldomain
Do you agree ? Please explain me.
Thanks,
Regards,
Fabien
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If you are on a single forest, single domain then you don't have to run the prep commands manually. The setup.exe GUI will run everything for you. The only time the commands need to be run outside of the GUI is in multiple domain environments, or where you aren't installing Exchange in to every domain, but will have mail enabled users from that domain in Exchange.
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The reason of setup /prepareAD is to update the schema.
If I launch the others, do you know if are there risks for my organisation ?
I am worry because it is in production !