How to move a site connector from an Exchange Server 5.5 computer to an Exchange 2000 Server computer (298120)
The information in this article applies to:
- Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server
- Microsoft Exchange Server 5.5
This article was previously published under Q298120 SUMMARY
This article describes the steps that are necessary to move a site connector from an Exchange Server 5.5 computer to an Exchange 2000 Server computer. Microsoft recommends that you perform this procedure before you remove the last Exchange Server 5.5 computer from the site.
For example, you have a site connector that is configured between an Exchange Server 5.5 computer in Site A and an Exchange Server 5.5 computer in Site B. You install Exchange 2000 into Site A with the intention of removing the remaining Exchange Server 5.5 computers in Site A. If you intend to use the existing site connector to maintain communication between Site A and Site B, you must move the site connector from the Exchange Server 5.5 computer in Site A to the Exchange 2000 Server computer in Site A. To do so, designate a different bridgehead server for the site connector.
Notes- A Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 computer will not be able to communicate over a site connector with another Exchange 2003 computer.
- A site connector cannot be modified by using Exchange System Manager. You must use the Exchange Server 5.5 Administrator program to modify a site connector.
- We recommend that you use routing group connectors instead of site connectors. You should consider deleting site connectors and replacing them with routing group connectors because you will not be able to administer site connectors after the last Exchange Server 5.5 computer has been removed from the site.
Modification Type: | Minor | Last Reviewed: | 4/25/2005 |
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Keywords: | kbhowto KB298120 |
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