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I currently have 3 exchange servers 2 running on BDC 's. These BDC 's
will be migrated to PDC 's. Yet all the exchange servers need to sync
there mail and people in one domain need to be able to access calanders
on a exchange server on another domain. can Exchange 5.0 do this ?

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This reinstallation may pose a problem. The SAM (containing the NT
accounts) on the new Domain Controllers will not have any of the old
NT User Accounts, NT Group Accounts, user rights, etc. Depending on
the Domain model you choose this may require you to change the
Exchange Site Service account (which may or may not work successfully)
and reestablish the Exchange mailboxes Primary NT Account.

Beyond the problem of NT Domains, NT Accounts and SID's, the answer to
your question is that you can continue to do what you're doing today.
The NT Domains provide the security and user authentication for
Exchange but it's the Exchange organization\site structure that
determines access to your folders.

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Richard Matheisen                           Wang Laboratories
Microsoft Certified System Engineer         Tewksbury, MA USA