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Wow, thanks Dave! I'm testing this method right now with a small account (small PST generated) which I can manually copy over the internet to import back into their moved account, and it seems to be working great! (besides the fact that our internet connection is quite slow) I may do the first...

....if we schedule it to run after hours, the problem is getting them ALL moved in time. This is a problem because the accounts which are moved to the new server cannot access 'webmail' until we change the port forwarding on our gateway to point HTTPS traffic to the new server. That's why we'd...

The connection is not super-fast... during lunchtime yesterday (low traffic), I moved my own mailbox to the new server and it took around 40 minutes (57 MB). Rounding that number up to 60 MB, our mailboxes that are 900+ MB will take around 10 hours to move...lol...does that number make sense...

Another question regarding this migration... We have around 40 mailboxes on the original server that are over 200 MB in size. Because the original server is in a different city, the plan is to physically take the new Exchange server to the other office where the original server is, connect it...

Thanks 58sniper... the kb822931 article you post earlier was great, and will be invaluable to this project!

Okay... being that the old Exchange server is a 'backend' server, is this procedure still the same? Also, is this something I can do ahead of time - before the actual migration? Exporting and importing the cert won't remove the HTTPS functionality from the old Exchange server, will it? Sorry...

If migrating from one box to another on the same domain (both Exchange 2003 Std), is it possible to use the same license key on the new server and then remove the other one later? (we only have one license key)

Another question... do I need to move or reinstall an SSL certificate on the new Exchange server in order for HTTPS access on the new mail server to work?? I noticed that on the gateway device where Exchange is currently running (haven't migrated yet) it's port forwarding incoming traffic from...

Should I dismount the original mailstore prior to starting the move, or does it need to be mounted to perform the mailbox moves?

Thanks fuego! 'This is actually quite simple..' - that's exactly what I was wanting to hear!!! =) A few questions/comments regarding your reply... 1. The server we're moving from will not be decommissioned (i don't think) as it is also acting as a DC and a file-server on the domain. Can I...

Hey there, Exchange pros! I would like some comments and suggestions/help with our upcoming exchange server migration. I'll cover as much of the details below as I can - please let me know if i'm forgetting anything... 'Old Server' - OS - Windows Server 2003 Std, SP2 - Exchange - MS...

To summarize to my previoius post: If you are going from OE6 to regular Outlook, you have to import all of the .DXF files into OE on the other computer first (OE4 or 5), then just do a regular import in Outlook and select: FILE|IMPORT/EXPORT|Import Internet Email & Addresses|OE5.x The mail...

I have also run into this problem, and the only way I could get around it was to export the address book from OE6 as a comma delimitted file and import it into Outlook (98,2k or XP) For the saved email, you have to copy all of the .DBX files from the OE6 folder onto the new computer and import...

Thanks everyone! It was the simplest solution: I disabled Fast Shutdown and everything works hunky-dory. Cheers! [peace]

Well, DirectCD is actually included with ECC. When you install ECC, it also installs DirectCD. Also, after ECC is installed, the moment you put a blank CD in your burner it will ask you if you want to format it to be used by DirectCD... (until you disable this) ...but it sounds like your...

hmmmm....this is what I would do: 1. Keep looking for the Gateway video driver - that could definitely cause irratic behaviour and sluggishness going in and out of programs... 2. Open it up and try swapping out the parts that are removable. (To see if it is the memory or the CPU) 3. Put a...

....not sure if this is the case, but i've talked to a few people who have used Easy CD Creator for the first time and what happened was they formatted their blank CDs to be used by DirectCD, the extra application that comes with ECC. If you have done this to your CDs, it may explain the...

Hey boyz.... Anyone know anything about this problem? My machine at home will no longer shutdown properly. Windows will close (Win98) and shutdown, but then the computer just posts and restarts. It used to shutdown at this point, but not anymore... I looked for a BIOS setting that may be...