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Windows Server Forum / Exchange Server / General Topics / February 2005Migrate from exchange 5.5 to 2000
Hi All, I am doing exchange migration from exchange 5.5 to exchange 2000. My domain structure is that I have a child domain. Problem here is that how can I migrate my current exchange 5.5 to my exchange 2000 which all the users is in the child domain? I had try to install ADC in my child domain and successfull. but when I configure the 2 way connection receipient agreement, I fail. Can tell me how to migrate from exchange from my NT environment to My AD Child domain environment? I had check MS konwledge Base but I fail to get any info on migrating to child domain. Thank you eng Hi, I can't tell from your post where the exchange 2000 server is located (root or child domain)? Either way it should work. Did you run Exchange 2000 setup /forestprep in the root domain? Did you run exchnage 2000 setup /domainprep in both domains? What error message are you receiving when trying to install the ADC? Leif > Hi All, > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > eng Hi, My Exchange is install in my child domain. I had run the domain prep and forest prep. I manage to install the ADC but the 2 way configuration connection fail because the user that I use do not have Enterprise admin right. Since I install ADC in my child domain, the service account that I had to choose must be in the child domain (this is what I get when I install the ADC and it prompt that I must select the user which is belong to the child domain). Child domain user cannot have enterprise admin right and schema admin right, am I correct? So how can I migrate my exchange 5.5 to exchange 2000 to my child domain? I had migrated all my users into the child domain. I had refer to the KB 316886 article. Thank you very much for your reply. Hope can have further info from you. thank you. > Hi, > [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] > > > > eng Hi, Have you tried to log on to the exchange server with an account that has enterprise admin and schema admin rights? (like the root administrator account) Leif > Hi, > [quoted text clipped - 41 lines] > > > > > > eng |
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