Hi,

 I'm going to retake the topic of migrating from SBS
2003 to a separate DC and Exchange 2007 standard.  

   I’ve read this article
http://www.msexchange.org/tutorials/Installing-Exchange-2007-Small-Business-Server-2003-domain-Part1.html


   But I’m not thinking of moving the FSMO roles to
the Exchange 2007 machine but creating a DC with
Windows 2003 Standard and try to make Exchange 2007 a
domain member. 

   Some people claim that It might be worth to wait
until Microsoft releases the new version of SBS which
will include exchange 2007 (any expected date for the
release?).
 
   We have a complex environment running Macs and
Windows machines with Entourage for Macs and Outlook
2003 and 2007 against our Exchange 2003 server running
on SBS 2003. My ex-boss decided that We needed to move
to Exchange 2007 (We have a free license from Action
pack), but since He’s leaving, I’m catching up with
this migration (and other he left over) and
re-considering the need of migrating this server now
or to wait until the SBS upgrade. His idea was to
separate the domain controllers from Exchange 2007.

   I think Exchange 2007 offers better integration
with our Macs but I’m trying to balance what I gain
taking Exchange out of the SBS and have DC and
Exchange as separate servers or wait until SBS
supporting Exchange2007 is released.
 
  The advantages of migrating now to Exchange 2007 as
I said, I think they are primarily because better Mac
integration.
 
  The drawbacks that I see of separating Exchange from
SBS would be:

- I’d lose the added value of creating users in just
one place. Or am I wrong and users when added to
Active Directory will automatically have a mailbox in
Exchange 2007? 

- Also that migrating from SBS 2003 to have Exchange
2007 as separate server might be a little bit
cumbersome.

- Also the economic cost of upgrading to the new SBS
version supporting Exchange2007?

 So do you think that is worth to wait until the
upgrade of SBS supporting Exchange 2007?

 Thanks in advance,

 Miguel




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