asked on Exchange 2010 to 2013 different domains
I have a customer who wants to migration from Small Business Server 2011 with Exchange 2010 to a completely new domain with Server 2012 on Exchange 2013.
Guides? Gotch-ya's? etc?
Thanks.
Guides? Gotch-ya's? etc?
Thanks.
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Cris Hanna
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Thanks tqfdotus but those articles do not show any information about Exchange and cross domain migration coming from SBS to Server 2012 Standard.
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The one point of clarification that no one has really ask is, do they want a completely new internal domain name from what the SBS server is using, or do they simply want to change the external domain for email, remote access, etc. It's also not clear how many users they have, and why they are leaving SBS 2011.
If they want a completely new domain internally, it's just a clean install of server 2012, recreation of users accounts, security groups, etc. you'll have to copy all data to an external drive then back to new server. Email will have to be exported to.pst files and then imported into the new Exchange server. All this because SBS does not permit establishing trusts with other domains.
If they want a completely new domain internally, it's just a clean install of server 2012, recreation of users accounts, security groups, etc. you'll have to copy all data to an external drive then back to new server. Email will have to be exported to.pst files and then imported into the new Exchange server. All this because SBS does not permit establishing trusts with other domains.
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I've decided to set up Exchange 2010 on the new domain and do a lateral move then upgrade to 2013. What I've read seems to point more towards that type of migration.
Agreed. Best of luck! Let us know if you have any problems.
As I indicated before...if you're setting up a completely NEW Active Directory Domain, you can't migrate, not matter what version of Exchange you're doing because you CAN'T create trusts between an SBS domain and another Active Directory domain.