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exchange 2003 - 28.Sep.2005 12:59:52 PM

zmobile

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currently my organizations has three exchange 2k3 servers running. It has come to a time where these servers can be condensed to only one server. The newest server in the exchange 2k3 will be the one to host the mailstores, but it was not the first installed serevr, it was the last installed. After the mailboxes have been moved, they want to remove the 2 remaining old servers.

any help would greatly be appreciated. Thanks

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RE: exchange 2003 - 29.Sep.2005 5:50:17 AM

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"How to remove the first Exchange Server 2003 computer from the administrative group"
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;822931

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RE: exchange 2003 - 29.Sep.2005 6:23:23 PM

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Thanks. Is the proper way to accomplish this to move all mailboxes over to the single server and then transfer all roles to that one server and then start the removal procedures for the other two exchange servers.

It sounds fairly easy, but I am sure there any many issues to arise. Please advise. Thanks..

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