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Issues to be considered while thinking about moving mailboxes to Exchange 2010 using the Microsoft native tools

Below is a table of the issues to be considered while thinking about moving mailboxes using the Microsoft native tools in both the 'upgrade' and 'deployment' scenarios supported by Microsoft. Note: If you're using the Priasoft Migration Suite for Exchange this article does not apply...

Posted to Exchange Migration Team Blog (Weblog) by Priasoft on 05-20-2010
Exchange Adoption Patterns

Despite the advantages of moving to Exchange Server 2010, will organizations using an old software product want to upgrade to a newly-released version? It all depends on the organization type ( see Figure 1 ). There are different organization types when it comes to adopting software: Early adopters jump...

Posted to Exchange Migration Team Blog (Weblog) by Priasoft on 05-20-2010
So you’re still on Exchange 5.5, huh?

Organizations which are still using Exchange 5.5 at this point are obviousy reluctant to move a mission-critical communication system, especially one that just works, to Exchange 2010. That's because there is no direct Microsoft-supported upgrade path from Exchange 5.5 to Exchange Server 2007 or...

Posted to Exchange Migration Team Blog (Weblog) by Priasoft on 05-20-2010
Using a Dedicated Exchange Forest (Resource Forest)

Often, setting up a separate Active Directory forest that is dedicated to running Exchange is a better solution than integrating the Exchange application into your production Active Directory security forest. The Exchange forest (also known as the resource forest) is dedicated to running Exchange and...

Posted to Exchange Migration Team Blog (Weblog) by Priasoft on 05-20-2010

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Priasoft Community for Microsoft Exchange Server Professionals

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Issues to be considered while thinking about moving mailboxes to Exchange 2010 using the Microsoft native tools

Exchange Adoption Patterns

So you’re still on Exchange 5.5, huh?

Using a Dedicated Exchange Forest (Resource Forest)