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Exchange Migration 2003 to Exchange 2010

In this document, we'll look at the steps to take when migrating a Microsoft Exchange Server organization 2003 to Microsoft Exchange Server 2010, we will note that in this document we will migrate an Exchange server 2003 with mailboxes, Public Folders, policies and OWA to an Exchange server 2010 With all the roles (Transport Hub, Client Access, Mailbox and Exchange Management Tools). If we want to get an Exchange organization 2010 With the separate functions we can use the document as a guide, since each migration is completely different from the rest.

Configuring RPC over HTTP or HTTPS in Exchange 2003 – Connecting Outlook from the outside

This procedure is very useful and safe, serves to enable our Outlook clients 2003 can connect to our MS Exchange server 2003 via web, using the 80 or the 443 (In Safe Mode) using Outlook from the Internet, from your home/hotel/office… so you don't have to use OWA. To do this, we will need to install an AC, One component, Registry Modifications and Nothing More.

Securing OWA with SSL and Using Forms Based Authentication in Microsoft Exchange 2003

We will use this document so that when we enter or any user enters our exchange server by OWA they enter in a secure way and send passwords, Emails, data… all encrypted and in this way it does not go in plain text.

Using Ontrack PowerControls to Restore Microsoft Exchange Mail

Essential software for cases of 'chaos'’ absolute, MS Exchange Server Data Loss 2000 or 2003. This program takes out of Exchange databases (EDB format) all mailboxes and also exports them to PST files for later use/import on another MS Exchange server.

How to Uninstall a Microsoft Exchange Server 2003

In this document we will look at the correct way to uninstall a Microsoft Exchange server 2003, We have two ways to uninstall, Normal and manual. In the case of normal, It's as simple as any app, yes indeed, Verify that the Recipient Update Services migration has been performed before (HERE) to another Exchange server.

Migrate a Microsoft Exchange organization 2003 o Exchange 2000 to Microsoft Exchange 2007

Well, In this document we will see what is the migration process of an environment with Microsoft Exchange mail service 2003 to Microsoft Exchange 2007. We must bear in mind that it is not possible to perform the migration on the Exchange server 2003 in situ, if not we must, first prepare the Active Directory schema to support an Exchange 2007, then we will perform the Exchange installation 2007 on another server, once the installation is complete, we will replicate the public folders and migrate the Exchange server mailboxes 2003 to the Exchange 2007. We will finally uninstall the Exchange 2003 of our organization.

Migrate Exchange mail accounts and public folders 5.5 to Exchange 2000 o Exchange 2003

This document shows how to migrate the mail service from a Microsoft Exchange server 5.5 to a Microsoft Exchange mail server 2003, the first thing is to migrate all users' mail from Windows NT to Windows 2003, being in a different organization.

Configure a server as an SMTP Relay Server or Smart Host – Setting up an SMTP server on an IIS to redirect mail to an Exchange

This procedure explains how to mount on an additional server on your network (or the DMZ) an SMTP service and pass all of your organization's mail through this server, for the service we want, either an AntiVirus/AntiSPAM server… Logically, all SMTP traffic will pass through it, both incoming and outgoing.

Using Exmerge on Microsoft Exchange 2003

Exmerge is a utility that comes on the Exchange CD that is used to back up mailboxes to PST files on a daily basis, in case of mailbox dropping, or if you have to recover emails it is more convenient to use a PST file than a gigantic file of the Exchange DB.

Receive mail for different domains in Microsoft Exchange 2003

Esto es lo típico que alguna vez nos ha pasado, tenemos una instalación de Exchange en una red, that collects all emails for domain A (in the example: @bujarra.com), y nos interesaría que también recogiese los emails para varios dominios más, para darle otro uso al servidor y no tener que crear otro dominio separado e instalar otro servidor dedicado. That is, which apart from domain A, que recoja los mails para el dominio B (in the example: bujarrilla.com), y si queremos con todos los que nos interesen más.