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migration 5.5 ---> 2003

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wanyph

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Feb 7, 2002
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Hi,

I have one old NT4.0 domain with 3 exchange 5.5 sites
And I have a new windows2003 AD domain.

There is a trust between the 2 domains.

Most of the users are in the new domain und are
using the exchange 5.5 servers. (primary account)
I want to migrate to exchange 2003.

Do I need to install the ADC (remember,I have most of the users already in the new domain)?

mewi

 
Exchange 2003 will not even install without ADC, so you have little choice there.

Marc
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thanks,

ok, I need the adc.

What I also want to know is this:

I first want to create all user accounts in the new domain.
(I already have 70% in the new domain).
I think it is better to use my manual-created users than
the users created by the ADC.
Then I don´t have to use the ADClean tol, because I already have the right users.


I am right? Or is it senseless to create them manually?

mewi

 
Or is it senseless to create them manually?

For 10 or 20, that is fine, for 20.000, that is absurd.
Since you don't specify the number of users, I can only say: it depends.

Marc
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ok, we have 2000 users and
1500 are already in the new domain.

 
well .. if you find a victim to enter another 500 manually ...

Marc
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