exchange 2003

[tedkilroy]

Does anyone know if I have to run ForestPrep and DomainPrep and a 2003 server that I am joining it to a 2003 SBS domain? Installing it with a "MCSE Guide for Exchange server 03" to learn and later test out 70-284. I also plan to implememnt in september a real exhange server.

It states as if it was suppose to be the first server in a domain and my test server will be in an existing sbs domain. Also I am installing the trial version of 2003 Exchange, will this matter?

 

[soutener]

the answer to your question is YES, you need to run domain prep and forcest prep just like in any other enviorment.

what i would like to add is that if your using the copy of exchange that you got w/ SBE, your not allowed to install it on another server, it has to be installed on the SBE server

SBE EULA sucks!

 

[58sniper]

No, you don't need to run domainprep and forestprep to add a 2003 box to a 2003 domain - even an SBS domain.

Dunno what you mean about a "real Exchange server". You have one in SBS. Few differences than a non-SBS version.

Pat Richard, MCSE MCSA:Messaging CNA
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[soutener]

sbs version eula only allowes it to be installed on the sbs server