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Mahmoud Magdy's Column |
About the Author
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 Renaming
your Active Directory Domain
Most of us already know that a Windows Server 2003 domain
can be renamed, but Exchange administrators are naturally
nervous about making such a drastic change to the
environment. For the last seven years, the Exchange
configuration information has been stored in the Config NC
as well as the Domain NC of the Active Directory.
Fortunately, this should not create a problem for most
Exchange shops as well as you follow a very specific set of
steps in a very specific order....
[ check it out ] |
Mahmoud Magdy, is a Technical Account manager
for Synergy PS , Mahmoud works closely with
several enterprise customers and specialized in
AD, Exchange, System Management. Recently he is
selected by Microsoft as member of special team
of Microsoft partners in the EMEA region to
start raising partners and customer's awareness
and readiness for Exchange 2007 in the EMEA
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You may contact Mahmoud at
mahmoud@outlookexchange.com |
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