installed windows 2003 cluster services sucessfull.
exchange 2003 install ok, but only system attendent and management service
start.
ran dcdiag, netdiag, and clusterdiag - all come back ok.

I am looking for a DR clustering solution not HA one. I believe SCR is the
way to go. My question is, can you setup an SCR cluster against a single
exchange server (one with no other clustering involved like CCR, LCR, SCC).
The end product woud be a single exchange 2007 server in ...

Below article says, Microsoft only supports running MSDTC on cluster nodes as
a clustered resource.
You may receive error messages when you start MSDTC on a node of a cluster
server - http://support.microsoft.com/kb/305742

I've read a few places that the DTC resource on an Exchange 2007 server is
not recommended or support.  Maybe that is for a CCR cluster, I don't know.  
I have a MSDTC resource on my new 2007 SCC that was added automatically by
setup - I did not manually create this resource.  ...

I have an A/P Exchange 2003 SP2 cluster which I'm trying to apply an internal
cert for SSL IMAP.  The cert was successfully created viaESM and installed on
the primary node which clients connect without any issue.  When the IMAP
cluster resource is failed over to the passive node ...

I am hearing alot good things about running Exchange 2007 on VMware, infact
our VM vendor sugested that if we virtualize Exchange 2007, we would not be
impacted performance, and we would not need to use CCR or SCR for HA and DR.
We could setup a VM machine with 120 gigs of ram ...

I am looking to deploy a Exchange 2007 CCR cluster at 2 office locations. I
will be replacing an existing Exchange 2003 server. I need to determine the
bandwidth required for cluster communication, transaction shipping anf MAPI
traffic.

I'm setting up a new SCC cluster and have a few questions about what the end
config will look like.  I see two cluster resource groups: the windows
cluster group and the exchange virtual server cluster group.
The windows cluster group will have the cluster IP addy, name, and ...

My company has two exchange 2003 clusters. One cluster hosts the users
mailbox and one host the public folders. I have to move them to
standalone exchange without the clusters (i.e. two server without
cluster and one for mailbox and one for public folder). I can't find the

I have two exchange clusters (both two nodes A/P) (one hosting all
mailbox store and one hosting public folders). I would like to build two
single node standby cluster and move both exchange cluster to these
single node (e.g. exc-mbox-vs1 move to exc-mbox-stdby and exc-pf-vs2

I am reading about creating CCR clustering in Exchange 2007 sp1, and the
documentation says i must streatch an AD site to accomodate clustered
mailbox servers. Is this true if i am running windows server 2008? Doesnt
this defeat the purpose of having the ability to run a CMS in a ...

After following some scarce information on setting up failover I found
on the web, and successfully failing over to a target SCR in my lab
environment, I'm kind of lost on how to get back to the original state
once the target is back online.

Good Afternoon,
We are in the process of implementing Exchange 2007 (on Server 2008
Enterprise OS).  After some research, we've decided to cluster our 2 mailbox
servers using CCR with the data and logs stored on direct attached storage

I would to know if there's something that I need to know to accomplish this
task.
Here's the background info
We have an Exchange 2003 Cluster, this weekend we are going to migrate

We are currently running Exchange 2003 SP2 with 5 BE servers and 2 FE
servers.  They are physically split between 2 datacenters in Dallas but are 1
organization and connected by a GigaMAN circuit.  We currently have approx
3400 users and 6500 mailboxes.