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I have &nbsp;a resource domain set up, how to check how many forests and domains I have
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Hi,<br />
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What domains are you thinking about, in Exchange, as accepted domains or general?<br />
You can open <u>AD users and computers</u>, and then right click on your domain and choose &quot;Change Domain&quot;. That will list you all your domains.<br />
For Forests, maybe you can see how many trusts you have, with other forests. Go to <u>AD Domains and Trusts</u>, which will also list all your domains. Click on any domain, go to properties, and there you will see if you have trust with some other forest.<br />
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PS: If this has resolved your first question, regarding &quot;EXCHANGE 2007&quot;, you should mark it as completed, and open new question :)<br />
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Regards,<br />
Ivan.
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Hi ivan<br />
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I don't see CN=First Administrative Group in ADSI EDIT but I see exchange 2003 public &nbsp;folders<br />
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so how come I have x500 addresses
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how can I tell whether exchange server 2007 was upgraded from exchange 2003 or from other source<br />
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I see x 400 and x500 addresses
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how can I tell whether exchange server 2007 was upgraded from exchange 2003 or from other source

I see x 400 and x500 addresses

EXCHANGE 2007

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