Seeing that the Exchange 12 CTP build has been available for some time now, we have learned that some of our customers that are not on Exchange 12 TAP program have been installing Exchange 12 into ...
Updated Jul 01, 2019
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Thinking of installing Exchange 12 CTP build into your production environment?
I'm not necessarily looking for support, I'd just like to know that installing "12" won't destroy my Active Directory beyond all repair.
It would be very strange if even beta 1 won't run on a small&simple network involving one Win2k active directory server. (we have 15 users btw -- can't get any smaller than that)
At home I dual-boot between 32-bit and 64-bit Win2003 Server. I'm not at all convinced that upgrading a Exchange 2003 Server is going to be a milk-run. (and I do hairy stuff like sharing the same user profile between the two) A little active directory repair seems less daunting.
I'm almost tempted to berate you guys for not adding some 64-bit support into Exchange 2003. You've made this (how to be polite?) an "interesting" choice... ;)
Besides, the little 32-bit -> 64-bit Win2003 Server "upgrade" would set us back a few quids, now wouldn't it?
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Rune
It would be very strange if even beta 1 won't run on a small&simple network involving one Win2k active directory server. (we have 15 users btw -- can't get any smaller than that)
At home I dual-boot between 32-bit and 64-bit Win2003 Server. I'm not at all convinced that upgrading a Exchange 2003 Server is going to be a milk-run. (and I do hairy stuff like sharing the same user profile between the two) A little active directory repair seems less daunting.
I'm almost tempted to berate you guys for not adding some 64-bit support into Exchange 2003. You've made this (how to be polite?) an "interesting" choice... ;)
Besides, the little 32-bit -> 64-bit Win2003 Server "upgrade" would set us back a few quids, now wouldn't it?
--
Rune