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When the necessary changes have been made, we can delete the routing group connector that was set up to establish mail fl ow between the Exchange 2003 and 2007 routing groups.. Expand Ad

Figure 10.21 Permission Groups Settings on the Default Receive Connector

In addition, you should make sure that any Send connector on the Organization Confi guration | Hub Transport | Send Connector tab is confi gured properly so that it can send outbound mail (using either a smart host or DNS MX), as shown in Figure 10.22

When the necessary changes have been made, we can delete the routing group connector that was set up to establish mail fl ow between the Exchange 2003 and 2007 routing groups To do so:

1 Expand Administrative Groups | First Administrative Group | Routing Groups |

Connectors and right-click the respective Routing Group Connector, then select

Delete in the context menu, as shown in Figure 10.23

Figure 10.22 Permission Groups Settings on the Default Receive Connector

2 Since the routing group connector won’t be deleted at both ends, you also need to delete it

under the Exchange Administrative Group (FYDIBOHF23SPDLT) | Exchange

Routing Group (DWBGZMFD01QNBJR) | Connectors.

Decommissioning the

Legacy Exchange Server

The fi nal step is to decommission the Exchange 2000 or 2003 server and we can consider the

transition done The Exchange 2003 server should be removed using the Exchange 2003 Setup

program, which can be launched via Add or Remove Programs (see Figure 10.24)

Figure 10.23 Deleting the Routing Groups Connector

Before we begin uninstalling the Exchange 2003 server, we fi rst need to assign the Recipient Update Service (RUS) to our Exchange 2007 server We do this not because RUS should be used (in fact, Exchange 2007 no longer uses RUS) but because the Exchange 2003 Setup program won’t let us uninstall Exchange 2003 before RUS has been assigned to another server To assign RUS to the Exchange 2007 Server:

1 Open the Exchange 2003 System Manager, then expand the Recipients node and

select Recipient Update Services Now open the Properties pages for both Recipient

Update Service (Enterprise Confi guration) and Recipient Update Service (domain), then

click the Browse button under the Exchange Server text box and specify the Exchange

2007 Server instead Click OK twice and close the System Manager, as shown in

Figure 10.25

Figure 10.24 Add or Remove Programs

2 Now we can continue uninstalling the server, so select Microsoft Exchange, then click

the Change/Remove button.

3 The Exchange 2000 or 2003 Wizard will appear Click Next, then select Remove in the

Action drop-down box, as shown in Figure 10.26 Click Next.

Figure 10.25 Assigning the Recipient Update Service to the Exchange 2007 Server