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Exchange 2000 V 5.5
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| Blaze 2004-02-16, 10:26 pm |
| I am doing 70-224 and I am trying to upgrade my existing system
I have two DC's both running AD and 1 running Exchange 5.5 with the email
coming from the ISP.
one domain is the admin domain with Win 2000 server with its own domain and
AD but no exchange
the second domain (marketing) also has its own AD plus it has Exchange 5.5
there is a fibre link between the two domains as the admin domain uses the
marketing domain to access the internet
when I set mailboxes up in Exchange 5.5 I just point the primary account
link to the AD where the account is held and the mailbox is attached to that
user on either domain.
Now... with Exchange 2000 it uses the AD to manage the mailboxes and
everything...
Do I have to install Exchange 2000 on one or both AD's and how do I get them
to see only 1 mail route ??
thanks
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"Blaze" <asfdaf@aff.com> wrote in message
news:jLeYb.7279$vo1.5291@newsfep4-winn.server.ntli.net...
> I am doing 70-224 and I am trying to upgrade my existing system
>
> I have two DC's both running AD and 1 running Exchange 5.5 with the email
> coming from the ISP.
>
> one domain is the admin domain with Win 2000 server with its own domain
and
> AD but no exchange
>
> the second domain (marketing) also has its own AD plus it has Exchange 5.5
>
> there is a fibre link between the two domains as the admin domain uses the
> marketing domain to access the internet
>
> when I set mailboxes up in Exchange 5.5 I just point the primary account
> link to the AD where the account is held and the mailbox is attached to
that
> user on either domain.
>
> Now... with Exchange 2000 it uses the AD to manage the mailboxes and
> everything...
>
> Do I have to install Exchange 2000 on one or both AD's and how do I get
them
> to see only 1 mail route ??
>
> thanks
>
>
Is this too hard ?
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| Rich Matheisen [MVP] 2004-02-17, 8:25 pm |
| "Blaze" <asfdaf@aff.com> wrote:
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>Is this too hard ?
hard? no.
i figured you're studying to pass a test (thus the reference to
70-224). if you need help on something this basic you're fishing for
an answer to something 1) theoretical, and 2) something you should
learn how to do.
maybe others have different reasons for not answering.
--
Rich Matheisen
MCSE+I, Exchange MVP
MS Exchange FAQ at http://www.swinc.com/resource/exch_faq.htm
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| From what I am seeing is that both domains are in the same Forest, but you
have two separate Exchange organizations or sites. The Exchange 5.5 server
sounds like it is on a W2K member server in the child domain. This server
can only be managed with the Exchange 5.5 Exchange Administrator.
http://support.microsoft.com/defaul...&Product=exch2k
to the parent domain with exmerge and see also
http://www.microsoft.com/exchange/t...55migrate2k.asp
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/tr...ry/mme55e2k.asp
I do not know what the scenario is exactly in the 70-224 module. See also
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=325921 and
http://support.microsoft.com/defaul...&Product=exch2k
Maybe Nino or Mark can add something on routing groups, my experience here
is limited? Hopefully this will get solved soon.
Routing Groups? Look in the context of the entire mudule and then do a
search in the MS Knowledge Base to get clues on the best solution to solve
this problem. The Fiber Link is not a part of the problem.
"Blaze" <asfdaf@aff.com> wrote in message
news:jLeYb.7279$vo1.5291@newsfep4-winn.server.ntli.net...
> I am doing 70-224 and I am trying to upgrade my existing system
>
> I have two DC's both running AD and 1 running Exchange 5.5 with the email
> coming from the ISP.
>
> one domain is the admin domain with Win 2000 server with its own domain
and
> AD but no exchange
>
> the second domain (marketing) also has its own AD plus it has Exchange 5.5
>
> there is a fibre link between the two domains as the admin domain uses the
> marketing domain to access the internet
>
> when I set mailboxes up in Exchange 5.5 I just point the primary account
> link to the AD where the account is held and the mailbox is attached to
that
> user on either domain.
>
> Now... with Exchange 2000 it uses the AD to manage the mailboxes and
> everything...
>
> Do I have to install Exchange 2000 on one or both AD's and how do I get
them
> to see only 1 mail route ??
>
> thanks
>
>
>
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"Rich Matheisen [MVP]" <richnews@rmcons.com.NOSPAM.COM> wrote in message
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> "Blaze" <asfdaf@aff.com> wrote:
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> [ snip ]
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> hard? no.
>
> i figured you're studying to pass a test (thus the reference to
> 70-224). if you need help on something this basic you're fishing for
> an answer to something 1) theoretical, and 2) something you should
> learn how to do.
>
LOL.... number 2 mate number 2.....
I just wanted to upgrade the 5.5 at work and I ran into this basic
problem.....of 2 domains
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| Rich Matheisen [MVP] 2004-02-18, 9:25 pm |
| "Blaze" <asfdaf@aff.com> wrote:
>I am doing 70-224 and I am trying to upgrade my existing system
>
>I have two DC's both running AD and 1 running Exchange 5.5 with the email
>coming from the ISP.
>
>one domain is the admin domain with Win 2000 server with its own domain and
>AD but no exchange
>
>the second domain (marketing) also has its own AD plus it has Exchange 5.5
>
>there is a fibre link between the two domains as the admin domain uses the
>marketing domain to access the internet
>
>when I set mailboxes up in Exchange 5.5 I just point the primary account
>link to the AD where the account is held and the mailbox is attached to that
>user on either domain.
>
>Now... with Exchange 2000 it uses the AD to manage the mailboxes and
>everything...
>
>Do I have to install Exchange 2000 on one or both AD's
no. if you need the esm or need to see the 'exchange' tabs on the
user's property page then you can install just the esm. no need for an
entire exchange server.
>and how do I get them
>to see only 1 mail route ??
forget the domains. are the two servers in the same 5.5 site? are they
in the same 5.5 organization?
--
Rich Matheisen
MCSE+I, Exchange MVP
MS Exchange FAQ at http://www.swinc.com/resource/exch_faq.htm
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