Exchange 2010 in a DSfW Domain?

Hi
Can i install Exchange 2010 in a DSFW only Domain or does i need a real AD Domain and then make a trust between the two domains?
Thanks
Ren

Originally Posted by RENEK
Hi
Can i install Exchange 2010 in a DSFW only Domain or does i need a real AD Domain and then make a trust between the two domains?
Thanks
Ren
Hi Ren,
Installing Exchange 2010 directly into a DSfW domain will not work and is not supported. You won't even get passed the prep stage as the schema extensions that are required won't get accepted by the DSfW controllers.
Best way to go about this (if you already have DSfW setup) is to create a basic AD and define a cross forest trust between the two. Install Exchange 2010 into AD and provision the users from the DSfW domain over the trust.
If you don't have DSfW setup, using IDM (the bundle edition is licensed along with GroupWise/OES) is another option.
Cheers,
Willem

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Hi,
AndyTee wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> We are currently preparing to migrate to Exchange 2010.
My sympathy. ;)
> Our AD domain
> is w2k8r2 so we are unable to get an exchange 2003 server into the
> domain
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> So I have setup a non-groupwise domain for the exchange server and this
> is linked to the GWIA. I have added an exchange user to the non
> groupwise domain and can see this in the system address book. When I try
> and send this user an email I get a 550 rejecting spoofed message.
>
> How can I get the GWIA to route email to the Exchange system?
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On Wed, 30 May 2012 02:01:19 +0000, Relion Support Inc wrote:
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>Hello,
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>I can't seem to figure out what the problem is, but my new mailboxes cannot receive external email. The sender receives an NDR stating the following:
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>The error that the other server returned was: 550 550 No such user - psmtp (state 13).
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>Internally, the affected mailboxes can send and receive mail, and the mailboxes have no trouble sending mail out of the organization. I do not see an anti-spam solution installed on the exchange server, and I have confirmed that DNS resolved to the WAN
IP of this server.
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>Can anyone help me? The message tracker didn't appear to have recorded the NDR's that it sent, but it's possible I didn't view the logs correctly.
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