Wednesday was a big day for us, and I'm pleased to tell you that the response to Exchange 2010 has been awesome! In the last two days, more than 10,000 people have downloaded the beta. Along and ...
Updated Jul 01, 2019
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>> Mike Crowley said:
>> Matt - do you work for Microsoft? This is the first definitive
>> statement on Exchange 2010 upgrades and I want to be sure this
>> information is accurate.
"Transition is the scenario in which you upgrade an existing Exchange organization to Microsoft Exchange Server 2007. To perform the transition, you must move data from the existing Exchange servers to new Exchange 2010 servers. For example, when upgrading from an Exchange 2007 organization to an Exchange 2010 organization, you perform a transition."
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb124008(EXCHG.140).aspx
>> Why do I ask? umm, lets see... because I want to know if a
>> service pack will come out, or if were just gonna keep doing
Definitely they will come out (dunnow when). Rollup is a smaller pack of code updates, and Service Pack is usually some kinda great changes, such as IMF in Exchange 2003 SP1, or PF in Exchange 2007 SP1. It's not only a debugging code updates. So why should they stop with E12 SPs? Makes sence?
>> rollups. Where do you get your information that there will be a
>> E2k7 sp2?
Well, I'm Exchange expert for about 10 years recently, and I see it's evolution history.
Maxim Z., MVP:Exchange.
>> Matt - do you work for Microsoft? This is the first definitive
>> statement on Exchange 2010 upgrades and I want to be sure this
>> information is accurate.
"Transition is the scenario in which you upgrade an existing Exchange organization to Microsoft Exchange Server 2007. To perform the transition, you must move data from the existing Exchange servers to new Exchange 2010 servers. For example, when upgrading from an Exchange 2007 organization to an Exchange 2010 organization, you perform a transition."
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb124008(EXCHG.140).aspx
>> Why do I ask? umm, lets see... because I want to know if a
>> service pack will come out, or if were just gonna keep doing
Definitely they will come out (dunnow when). Rollup is a smaller pack of code updates, and Service Pack is usually some kinda great changes, such as IMF in Exchange 2003 SP1, or PF in Exchange 2007 SP1. It's not only a debugging code updates. So why should they stop with E12 SPs? Makes sence?
>> rollups. Where do you get your information that there will be a
>> E2k7 sp2?
Well, I'm Exchange expert for about 10 years recently, and I see it's evolution history.
Maxim Z., MVP:Exchange.