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Recent content by smithgee
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Move Exchange 5.5 from NT 4.0 Domain to W2K domain
FYI: I followed MS white paper on HOW TO CHANGE THE MS EXCHANGE SERVER 5.5 SERVICE ACCOUNT. I changed the service account to one that existed in the new domain (i have a trust set up between the domains). I then removed the server from the existing domain and added it into the new domain. Gee- smithgee
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- Forum: Microsoft: Exchange
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How to write to a txt file in C#?
Use the StreamReader object.- smithgee
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- Forum: C# (C sharp): Microsoft
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Move Exchange 5.5 from NT 4.0 Domain to W2K domain
<blockquote><b> You can either setup a new exchange server in a new domain, join a site, move the mailboxes and get rid of the old server, use admin program to reassign mailboxes to new user accounts in a new domain <b></blockquote> I have a new server in a different domain, when I install...- smithgee
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- Forum: Microsoft: Exchange
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Move Exchange 5.5 from NT 4.0 Domain to W2K domain
I need to move a server from one domain to another. I have located the white papers on changing the Exchange Server server account name, but it is not clear if I can change it to an account in the other domain. My plan is to create a new account in the other domain (postmaster), then assign...- smithgee
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- Forum: Microsoft: Exchange
