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The Migration of Exchange 5.5 to 2003 Server
With any migration, it is important to see to it that
the project is undertaken with a lot of care. This
document was written to provide the reader with highly
detailed information that lists not only the
pre-requisites for an Exchange 5.5-2003 migration but
also the migration path from mixed to native mode.
[ check it out ] Posted
1/19/2007
Managing the Mailboxes with Outlook and Exchange 2003
This article is intended to provide some tips on
troubleshooting various Outlook clients issues such as
Deleted Items, Removed Contacts, Distribution List
issues, the use of Email templates and logon issues just
to name a few. Think you have seen it all? Follow the
link to see for yourself.
[ check it out ] Posted
11/27/2006
Failing back when an Exchange 5.5 to 2003 mailbox move fails
The purpose of this article is to describe the failed over practice and strategies that are effective during a migration process from Exchange 5.5 to Exchange 2003. The purpose of the
article is to give to the network administrators the capacity to properly roll-back a failed migration process. Also, during the planning and design process to properly understand how to step back.
[ check it out ] Posted
10/31/2006
Exchange Servers 2003 infrastructure Settings
The article is for the fine-tuning of the Exchange 2003 servers in Native Mode. It will focus
upon helping the Exchange Network Administrator to learn how to coordinate preventive measures in order to be
prepared for reactive manifestations
[ check it out ] Posted
11/8/2006
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My name is Ann Mc
Donough I am from the province of
Quebec, Canada. I have a Bachelors in
Political Science having studied at
Concordia and at Laval University. For
my technical training I became a
Microsoft Certified Professional in
following the complete training program
at Champlain Regional College completed
in 2003. I am a multi-disciplinary
Network Specialist. My favourite
aspects of information technology are
Mail servers (Exchange, LotusDomino,
etc.), DNS, Active Directory, and
protocols. I have been a writer
and this capacity has lead me to become
a Technical Writer as a Network
Specialist. I have been working in the
information technology sectors for the
last ten years. I have touched
programming, multimedia, sales &
marketing, project management and
network management. I hope to continue
working in this very interesting field
of speciality and hope to find a wider
audience to expose this work to. My
objective is to publish a complete
manual on network management and
infrastructures eventually. Please enjoy
the documentation that I will provide
for the Website and give me feedback on
your impressions.
You may contact Ann at
annm@outlookexchange.com
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