Cindy, what you need is the Exchange 2000 Internals Installation
and Setup Guide, which I"ll send to you in a separate email if you
wish. (But I think it is also on the Technet CD) Its an
excellent doc. Essentially, you'll do the following:
1. Install the ADC
2. Run /Forestprep
3. Run /domainprep
4. Create required connection agreements
5. Go home and rest while replication is going on...
6. Run Exchange 2000 setup.
When using the guide, use the section dedicated to Integrating with
Exchange Server 5.5.
Good luck and have fun!
LCD
-----Original Message-----
From: Rittenhouse,
Cindy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wed
6/5/2002 10:10 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc:
Subject: [ActiveDir] Forest Prep and ADC
I am working in my test lab and I am unclear about the requirements
for
ForestPrep. I have an AD root domain and an NT domain. My AD root
consists
on 2 DCs only. DNS, DHCP, and WINS are in place. There is a
trust between
the domains. I have read that it is best to run
ForestPrep at this point,
but my Exchange 5.5 server (a W2K member
server) is in the NT domain. I have
documentation that says ADC must be
installed in the Forest before I can run
ForestPrep. Since the Exchange
server is not located in the Forest/AD
domain, do I need to install the
ADC on one of these DCs. Will it allow me
to join an existing Exchange
5.5 Organization in an NT domain. Do I need the
ADC installed on the
Exchange server before I Forest Prep the AD
root
domain.
Thanks
Cynthia Rittenhouse, MCSE, CCNA
LAN
Administrator
County of Lancaster
900 E. King St.
Lancaster, PA
17602
Phone:
(717)293-7274