by Uso » Wed, 25 Sep 2002 17:58:46
Two exchange 5.5 servers that are two sites in one organisation have been
upgraded (inplace) to Exchange 2000.
Now each is in it's own Administrative Group.
What is the best way to put them in one Admin Group, baring in mid that in a
few month we are planning to replace the hardware. So some re-installation
etc. will be done anyway.
regards,
Uso
by Jem Davi » Thu, 26 Sep 2002 01:40:52
JemD
organisation have beenQuote:>-----Original Message-----
>Hi,
>Two exchange 5.5 servers that are two sites in one
baring in mid that in aQuote:>upgraded (inplace) to Exchange 2000.
>Now each is in it's own Administrative Group.
>What is the best way to put them in one Admin Group,
some re-installationQuote:>few month we are planning to replace the hardware. So
Quote:>etc. will be done anyway.
>regards,
>Uso
>.
1. Replicating Calendar info amongst two administrative groups
I have two administrative groups configured in my Exchange
organization, which consists of two seperate servers.
Users from one admin group CANNOT view the free busy
information from the other groups, and vice versa. I have
configured replication for both free-busy folders, but
this is not resolving the issue. When a user pulls the
attendee availability via outlook (of another users in the
other admin group), the message 'no information' is
displayed. The folders seem to be replicating just fine
but how do I get the two to combine??
Any help would be appreciated.
ajd
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