Uraken Posted July 20, 2008 Posted July 20, 2008 Hi all i need to merge two exchange servers relatively seamlessly.(i think) heres the background as of September we merge with another school to form an academy but for one year only we are split sites (1 mile apart) so separate domains still but the powers that be seem to think we should have one email domain my problem is that i don't really want to have to merge domains so that we can have one instance of exchange can anyone enlighten me please.
FN-GM Posted July 20, 2008 Posted July 20, 2008 You could have the exchange server on one domain and setup accounts all on that domain and make your users use OWA. Another option would to have a domain trust. Ric_ will probably advise you more on this. 1
Uraken Posted July 20, 2008 Author Posted July 20, 2008 thanks FN part of my problem is that SLT don't want new accounts so is there a way i could setup an new exchange server (given that i will need to do in a year anyways) and have some sort of forwarder to both domains for the time being ?? sounds easy so probably isn't possible or easy.... P.S i appreciate that i will still need to setup and manage new accounts on the new email domain but staff will carry on as normal.
powdarrmonkey Posted July 20, 2008 Posted July 20, 2008 In Active Directory you can give a user multiple e-mail aliases, so they continue to receive mail at them. The primary address is where their outbound mail appears to be from.
FN-GM Posted July 20, 2008 Posted July 20, 2008 thanks FN part of my problem is that SLT don't want new accounts so is there a way i could setup an new exchange server (given that i will need to do in a year anyways) and have some sort of forwarder to both domains for the time being ?? sounds easy so probably isn't possible or easy.... P.S i appreciate that i will still need to setup and manage new accounts on the new email domain but staff will carry on as normal. The only way i can think is a trust relationship
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