Exchange co-existence with NT domain and AD

Windows Fans · Joined: 05 Aug 2007 Posts: 6

Hi all,

i have have posted earlier but need to clarify one more thing.

We will be upgrade from NT domain to AD2003, however, Exchange 5.5 will not
ne upgrading.

Our company global direction is not moving to exchange 2003, but is Lotus
Notes. However, we will still use exchange 5.5 for awhile after we had
upgraded to
AD 2003. Do i still required to install ADC for sync from Exchange5.5 to AD?
Can it work without install ADC since we are not moving to new exchange?

steve

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Henry · Joined: 05 Aug 2007 Posts: 53

Hi
if you don't upgrade Exchange you don't need to install the ADC

Henry

"Windows Fans" wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> i have have posted earlier but need to clarify one more thing.
>
> We will be upgrade from NT domain to AD2003, however, Exchange 5.5 will not
> ne upgrading.
>
> Our company global direction is not moving to exchange 2003, but is Lotus
> Notes. However, we will still use exchange 5.5 for awhile after we had
> upgraded to
> AD 2003. Do i still required to install ADC for sync from Exchange5.5 to AD?
> Can it work without install ADC since we are not moving to new exchange?
>
> steve
>
>

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