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Titolo: [Repost] Exchange - Migrazione da un dominio all'altro

Riposto sperando che qualcuno risponda :)
Ciao a tutti,ho la seguente situazione:
Un Exchange Server che fa parte del dominio PIPPO non gestisce alcun
sistema di messaggistica, ma si occupa di ricevere e storare fax ricevuti
tramite un software che si interfaccia con esso.
Per passarlo sotto il dominio PLUTO mi e' sufficiente cambiare il dominio o
devo per forza reinstallarlo? E' un'operazione che non ho mai fatto e spero
di trovare fra voi qualcuno che questa esperienza l'ha vissuta. Bye e
grazie a chi mi aiutera'.
-SiMo-
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Article last modified on 09-02-1999
winnt:4.0,5.0,5.5
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The information in this article applies to:
- Microsoft Exchange Server, versions 4.0, 5.0, 5.5
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SUMMARY
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You can move existing Microsoft Exchange installations into new Windows NT
domains if the Microsoft Exchange Service Account is created in advance and
permissions are granted at the Organization, Site, Configuration, and Schema
containers.
Microsoft does not recommend that you change the domain that the Microsoft
Exchange Server is located in because it requires changing the Microsoft
Exchange Service Account. However, the procedure below can be used in a
situation where there is a single Microsoft Exchange Site and a single
Microsoft
Exchange Server. In situations where there is more than one Microsoft
Exchange
Server or Site, you will have to perform a complete reinstallation of
Microsoft
Exchange.
MORE INFORMATION
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Use the following steps to move an existing Microsoft Exchange Server to a
new
domain:
1. Make a full backup of the DSADATA subdirectory.
2. Create a trust with the new domain.
3. Create a Microsoft Exchange Service Account in the new domain with the
same
user name and password as in the previous domain. Grant this account Logon
as
a Service, Backup and Restore, and Act as Part of the Operating System
rights.
4. Start the Microsoft Exchange Administrator program in raw mode, Admin /r,
and
add the new Microsoft Exchange Service Account to the Organization, Site,
and
Configuration containers. Grant this account the Service Account Admin role.
5. Add the new account to the Schema object by completing the following
steps:
a. View the Raw Directory
b. Highlight the schema object and choose Raw Properties from the File Menu.
c. Highlight NT-Security-Descriptor and select Editor.
d. Choose NT security descriptor and click OK
e. Add the new account and under Roles, select Service Account Admin right.
Click OK
f. Click Set, then OK.
6. Run the Services tool from the Control Panel and shut down the Microsoft
Exchange System Attendant. Then assign ownership of each Microsoft Exchange
Service to the new Microsoft Exchange Service Account.
7. Open Explorer and navigate to the Exchsrvr directory. Modify the share
permissions on the following directories to include the new account:
Add-ins,
Address, Resources, and Tracking.log.
8. Run the Network tool from the Control Panel and join the new domain.
9. Restart the computer.
10. Break the trust with the old domain.
11. Start the Microsoft Exchange Administrator program in raw mode again and
remove the old account from the Organization, Site, Configuration, and
Schema containers. Change the ownership of any local Microsoft Exchange
mailboxes to the new domain user accounts.
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