Today, we updated both the Exchange 2007 and Exchange 2010 Mailbox Server Role Requirements Calculators. For the Exchange 2007 calculator, the changes were minor (bug fixes essentially). Head on...
Updated Jul 01, 2019
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Hi All,
I have a bit of a strange question re: 2010 / SP1, and I hope you can help.
Our Exchange Org is administarted by serveral admins across 2 countries, currently the admins in country (A) are looking at going to Exchange 2010 (at some stage in the next few months, currently 2003) and they want to pre-prep the schema / domain before they go, that’s fine with me, question that was asked is, I (Country B) want to go to SP3 for Exchange 2007 (we are currently on Exchange 2007 SP1, we won’t be going to Exchange 2010 for a while yet), does the Exchange 2010 schema backwardly include all the schema updates for Exchange 2007 (SP3)?
Or will I have to run this (schema and domain prep) again to get the Exchange 2007 SP3 schema? For me, the way I want to do it is run SP3 ( which includes the 2010 schema) and then it’s done for both versions but hey I’m just a pawn in the whole scheme of things.
Any help would be great (hope the above makes sense).
I have a bit of a strange question re: 2010 / SP1, and I hope you can help.
Our Exchange Org is administarted by serveral admins across 2 countries, currently the admins in country (A) are looking at going to Exchange 2010 (at some stage in the next few months, currently 2003) and they want to pre-prep the schema / domain before they go, that’s fine with me, question that was asked is, I (Country B) want to go to SP3 for Exchange 2007 (we are currently on Exchange 2007 SP1, we won’t be going to Exchange 2010 for a while yet), does the Exchange 2010 schema backwardly include all the schema updates for Exchange 2007 (SP3)?
Or will I have to run this (schema and domain prep) again to get the Exchange 2007 SP3 schema? For me, the way I want to do it is run SP3 ( which includes the 2010 schema) and then it’s done for both versions but hey I’m just a pawn in the whole scheme of things.
Any help would be great (hope the above makes sense).