Windows Server 2000/2003 Thread, Exchange 2003 and x64 Server 2003 in Technical; Hi,
I have 3 DC's 2 of which are 64 bit and 1 is 32 bit (all 2003 r2). I ...
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21st July 2009, 06:28 PM #1 Exchange 2003 and x64 Server 2003
Hi,
I have 3 DC's 2 of which are 64 bit and 1 is 32 bit (all 2003 r2). I know you can't install exchange 2003 on a 64 bit OS. The member server that will run exchange 2003 is a 32 bit server. My question is, is there anything to stop me running the domain and forest prep on the 32 bit DC and it replicating to the 64 bit servers? The main DC is a 64bit server, does it matter which DC I run the domain and forest prep?
Thanks for any advice recieved
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21st July 2009, 06:45 PM #2 Never tried it, but the deal is that you run this stuff on *a* domain controller and I can't think why the prep wouldn't work on and happily replicate from a 32 bit DC.
Well given that you're logged on as an admin who is schema admin etc. and you've already fixed anything bad that shows up having run netdiag, dcdiag on every DC. Oh and factor in replication delays or force replication.
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21st July 2009, 06:48 PM #3 Definitely no problem - all you're doing is updating a database and the data has to be the same on each of the controllers (32/64)
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Thanks to srochford from:
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21st July 2009, 06:54 PM #4 Thanks for the replies guys. I will sleep easy tonight
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