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Thank you both. &nbsp;I have split the points because each of you provided valuable information. &nbsp;The demazter article was excellent and Alan answered my specific question. &nbsp;Thanks again.
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I am trying to complete the steps in the MS Article &quot;Migrate to Windows SBS 2011 Standard from SBS 2003&quot;. &nbsp;I am at the point where everything is moved (I think) and I am ready to Dump the old server. &nbsp;I am specifically at the point to &nbsp;Delete the routing group connectors, but am confused. &nbsp;I have a Connector (OldSrvr - NewSrvr) under first routing group in 2003 first admin group and another in the opposite direction under Exchange Admin Group showing under Exchange System Manager. &nbsp;I don't see either in Exchange 2010 Management Console. &nbsp;Am I suppose to remove both of these routing groups on the SBS2003 box? &nbsp;I do not see ANY routing groups in the Exchange Management Console on the SBS 2011 box. &nbsp;I also do not see any Public Folder in the Exchange 2010 Management Console, but I am sure I moved them. &nbsp;Where might I find those? &nbsp;Thanks for any help.
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I am trying to complete the steps in the MS Article "Migrate to Windows SBS 2011 Standard from SBS 2003".  I am at the point where everything is moved (I think) and I am ready to Dump the old server.  I am specifically at the point to  Delete the routing group connectors, but am confused.  I have a Connector (OldSrvr - NewSrvr) under first routing group in 2003 first admin group and another in the opposite direction under Exchange Admin Group showing under Exchange System Manager.  I don't see either in Exchange 2010 Management Console.  Am I suppose to remove both of these routing groups on the SBS2003 box?  I do not see ANY routing groups in the Exchange Management Console on the SBS 2011 box.  I also do not see any Public Folder in the Exchange 2010 Management Console, but I am sure I moved them.  Where might I find those?  Thanks for any help.

Thank you both.  I have split the points because each of you provided valuable information.  The demazter article was excellent and Alan answered my specific question.  Thanks again.

SBS 2003 Migration to SBS 2011 removing Exchange Connectors to finalize migration

I am trying to complete the steps in the MS Article &quot;Migrate to Windows SBS 2011 Standard from SBS 2003&quot;.  I am at the point where everything is moved (I think) and I am ready to Dump the old server.  I am specifically at the point to  Delete the routing group connectors, but am confused.  I have a Connector (OldSrvr - NewSrvr) under first routing group in 2003 first admin group and another in the opposite direction under Exchange Admin Group showing under Exchange System Manager.  I don&#39;t see either in Exchange 2010 Management Console.  Am I suppose to remove both of these routing groups on the SBS2003 box?  I do not see ANY routing groups in the Exchange Management Console on the SBS 2011 box.  I also do not see any Public Folder in the Exchange 2010 Management Console, but I am sure I moved them.  Where might I find those?  Thanks for any help.

Small Business Server (SBS) is a line of server operating systems targeted at small businesses by bundling the operating system with a number of other Microsoft products that would normally need to be purchased or licensed separately. The most notable inclusions are Exchange, SQL Server, SharePoint and ISA/TMG (Microsoft's firewall and proxy server).

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.