EDIT: this post has been edited on 8/10/2007 to correct the requirement for the W2003 DC/GC servers. Please see below for full details.
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Can any one help me, please?
I have single domain with 2 2000DCs and 2 2003DCs.
Exchange 2000 is installed in one of 2000DCs.
I did do my homework and checked the prerequicies.
First, Setup.com /PL ran fine. Then, I had problem to prepare scheme. It only check 2000DC's AD and failed because state of AD in 2000 is 5.0 and minimin is 5.2. So, I disconnect all of my 2000DCs and ran /ps. It worked; /pad completed as well.
Now, I ran exe and installation was failed because it kept looking at AD in 2000DC
According to what I read from "Exchange", I have to use "CMD" to modify my installation.
Please confirm my intrepetation is correct.
If it is right, my switch will be:
setup.com /mode:install /roles:ca, ht, mb, mt /Targetdir: /dc:win2k3.acme.com /enablelegacyoutlook
and whole bunch of command.
Is it right?
I have single domain with 2 2000DCs and 2 2003DCs.
Exchange 2000 is installed in one of 2000DCs.
I did do my homework and checked the prerequicies.
First, Setup.com /PL ran fine. Then, I had problem to prepare scheme. It only check 2000DC's AD and failed because state of AD in 2000 is 5.0 and minimin is 5.2. So, I disconnect all of my 2000DCs and ran /ps. It worked; /pad completed as well.
Now, I ran exe and installation was failed because it kept looking at AD in 2000DC
According to what I read from "Exchange", I have to use "CMD" to modify my installation.
Please confirm my intrepetation is correct.
If it is right, my switch will be:
setup.com /mode:install /roles:ca, ht, mb, mt /Targetdir: /dc:win2k3.acme.com /enablelegacyoutlook
and whole bunch of command.
Is it right?