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what version of exchange you have upgraded pleaser?<br />
Exchange 2010 or Exchnage 2013.....
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what version of exchange you have upgraded pleaser?
Exchange 2010 or Exchnage 2013.....

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OK - some time ago, we migrated from Ex.2003 to EX2012. &nbsp;Everything is running just fine, but I have found that there are still some references to my old server that has not been online in months and months. <br />
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I went though the migration process (and this wasn't my first time moving to 2012 from 2003). &nbsp;I feel I may have missed some steps in the org cleanup. &nbsp;The main place I am seeing my old server referred to is in random distributions lists, and they are set to use the old server as their expansion server.<br />
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So two questions:<br />
1. Anyone know of an easier way to change (or at least identify) the DL's that are set to the old server? &nbsp;I have a ton of DL's, and going through each one at a time does not sound like fun<br />
2. Anyone know of any way to check for other places my old server still shows up? &nbsp;I'm not confident my public folders aren't all messed up (but no one really uses them) &nbsp;<br />
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Cheers<br />
JJ
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OK - some time ago, we migrated from Ex.2003 to EX2012.  Everything is running just fine, but I have found that there are still some references to my old server that has not been online in months and months. 

I went though the migration process (and this wasn't my first time moving to 2012 from 2003).  I feel I may have missed some steps in the org cleanup.  The main place I am seeing my old server referred to is in random distributions lists, and they are set to use the old server as their expansion server.

So two questions:
1. Anyone know of an easier way to change (or at least identify) the DL's that are set to the old server?  I have a ton of DL's, and going through each one at a time does not sound like fun
2. Anyone know of any way to check for other places my old server still shows up?  I'm not confident my public folders aren't all messed up (but no one really uses them)  

Cheers
JJ

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