Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Deployment Guide- P22 pptx

On the Component Selection page, select the Microsoft Active Directory Connector Service and the Microsoft Active Directory Connector Management components, and then click Next.. How to

 The account you use to install ADC must be a member of the

Enterprise Administrator, Schema Administrator, and Domain

Administrator groups The account must also be a Local Machine

Administrator on the local machine

Procedure

To install Active Directory Connector

1 Insert the Exchange CD into your CD-ROM drive You can install ADC on any computer in the Windows domain

2 On the Start menu, click Run, and then type E:\adc\i386\setup,

where E is your CD-ROM drive

3 On the Welcome to the Active Directory Connector Installation

Wizard page, click Next

4 On the Component Selection page, select the Microsoft Active

Directory Connector Service and the Microsoft Active Directory Connector Management components, and then click Next

5 On the Install Location page, verify the folder location, and then

click Next

6 On the Service Account page, in the Account box, browse to the user or group that the ADC service will run as, and then click Next

Important:

The service account or group you chose must have Local

Administrator and built-in Domain Administrator permissions The

account or group that you designate as the ADC service account

will have full control of the Exchange organization Therefore, you should ensure that it is a secure account or group

7 On the Microsoft Active Directory Connector Setup page, click

Finish

For More Information

For information about running ADC Tools, seeHow to Run Active

Directory Connector (ADC) Tools

How to Run Active Directory Connector (ADC) Tools

Active Directory Connector (ADC) Tools are used to lead you through the process of confirming that your Exchange 5.5 directory and mailboxes are ready for migration ADC Tools are a collection of wizards and utilities that help you set up and configure your connection agreements The tools also ensure that replication between your Windows NT 4.0 organization and Windows 2000 or Windows Server 2003 is functioning properly

Procedure

To run ADC Tools

1 On your ADC server, click Start, point to All Programs, point to

Microsoft Exchange, and then click Active Directory Connector

2 In the console tree, click ADC Tools

3 Follow the steps indicated in the ADC Tools details pane

Note:

On the Set Credentials page, click Set Credentials to provide the

administrator name and password for each site Enter the name in the domain\username format

Note:

On the Site Connections page it is recommended that you choose

a two-way connection One way connections are useful for testing how objects will replicate to Active Directory However, in a

production environment, directory objects should replicate both to

and from Active Directory and the Exchange 5.5 directory

Note:

There is a group named Everyone that is not replicated Because of this, the ADC Tools will always report at least one warning

For More Information

For information about installing ADC, see How to Install Active Directory Connector

How to Use Exchange Task Wizard to Move Mailboxes

Exchange Task Wizard provides an improved method for moving

mailboxes This topic explains how to use the Exchange Task Wizard to move mailboxes

For more information about the Exchange Task Wizard, see the section

"Using Exchange Task Wizard to Move Mailboxes" in Migrating from

Exchange Server 5.5 to Exchange Server 2003

Procedure

Procedure Title

1 On your Exchange 2003 computer, click Start, point to

AllPrograms, point to Microsoft Exchange, and then click System Manager

2 In the console tree, expand Servers, expand the server from which you want to move mailboxes, expand the Storage Group from which you want to move mailboxes, expand the Mailbox Store you want, and then click Mailboxes

3 In the details pane, right-click the user or users you want, and then

click Exchange Tasks

4 In Exchange Task Wizard, on the Available Tasks page, click

Move Mailbox, and then click Next

5 On the Move Mailbox page, to specify the new destination for the mailbox, in the Server list, select a server, and then in the Mailbox

Store list, select a mailbox store Click Next

6 Under If corrupted messages are found, click the option you

want, and then click Next

Note:

If you click Skip corrupted items and create a failure report,

these items are lost permanently when the mailbox is moved To

avoid data loss, back up the source database before moving

mailboxes

7 On the Task Schedule page, in the Begin processing tasks at

list, select the date and time for the move If you want to cancel any

unfinished moves at a specified time, in the Cancel tasks that are

still running after list, select the date and time Click Next to start the

process

8 On the Completing the Exchange Task Wizard page, verify that the information is correct, and then click Finish

How to Run the Public Folder Migration (PFMigrate) Tool

The Microsoft Exchange Public Folder Migration Tool (PFMigrate) is a new tool that enables you to migrate both system folders and public

folders to the new server This topic explains how to run the PFMigrate tool

For more information about the PFMigrate tool, see the section "Using Microsoft Exchange Public Folder Migration Tool" in Migrating from

Exchange Server 5.5 to Exchange Server 2003 The PFMigrate tool is a command-line script that administrators can use to create replicas of system folders and of public folders This tool has been updated in

Exchange Server 2003 Service Pack 1 (SP1) To obtain the PFMigrate tool, use either of the following methods:

 Open the Support\ExDeploy folder on the Exchange Server 2003

CD-ROM

 Download the tool at Microsoft Exchange Server Deployment Tools

Before You Begin

After you run PFMigrate, only the hierarchy of the system folders and public folders is migrated immediately You must wait for replication for the contents of the system folders and public folders to be migrated

Depending on the size and number of system and public folders, as well

as your network speed, replication could take a considerable amount of time In some cases, you may need to force synchronization

To force synchronization

1 Open Exchange System Manager

2 Click Administrative Group, click Site, and then click Folders

3 Right-click the public folder for which you want to force

synchronization

4 Point to All Tasks and then click Send Content

Procedure

To run the Public Folder Migration (PFMigrate) Tool

1 In Exchange Server Deployment Tools, on the Welcome to the

Exchange Server Deployment Tools page, click Deploy the first Exchange 2003 server

2 On the Deploy the First Exchange 2003 Server page, in the

Follow this process column, click Coexistence with Exchange 5.5

3 On the Coexistence with Exchange 5.5page, click Phase 3

4 On the Phase 3 Installing Exchange Server 2003 on the Initial

Server page, click Next

5 On theInstall Exchange 2003 on Additional Servers page, click

Next

6 On the Post-Installation Steps page, under Moving System

Folders and Public Folders, click move system folders and public

folders, and then follow the steps listed to complete your public folder

migration

How to Determine if You Are Running Exchange in Mixed or Native Mode

Running in mixed mode allows you to coexist with previous versions of Exchange, but it limits the functionality of your Exchange 2003 servers This procedure explains how to determine if you are running in mixed or native mode

Procedure

To determine the operating mode of your Exchange organization

1 In Exchange System Manager, right-click the Exchange

organization for which you want to determine the operating mode, and

then click Properties

2 On the General tab, under Operation mode, the operating mode of

your organization is displayed