Exchange Migration From 5.5 to 2003 or 2007

We specialize in migrating companies to Microsoft Exchange 2003 / Windows 2003 from exchange 5.5, GroupWise, and Lotus. We have a migration plan that will provide 100% migration to Exchange 2003. Look like a pro when you migrate to your new Microsoft email server .Listen we do this every single day. This is our specialty. Let us take a look and give you our experience and knowledge before you make the move. Some of our Exchange Migration Services include: Exchange 2003 Migration from cc:Mail, Lotus Notes/Domino to Microsoft Exchange using The latest in Exchange migration Techniques MS Exchange to Lotus Notes/Domino migration Microsoft Exchange 5.5 to Exchange 2003 migration Novell GroupWise to Exchange 2000 and Exchange 2003 Development of custom mail migration tools MS Exchange applications to Lotus Notes/Domino applications R4.x Lotus Notes/Domino applications to R5. Microsoft Exchange Architecture, Planning & Design Performance Analysis & Tuning on your existing Microsoft Exchange Server Contingency Planning and Recovery for your Microsoft Exchange Server Microsoft Exchange Implementation Services Our Approach: Conduct detailed meetings with end users and IT staff to analyze the current network infrastructure and create a migration plan. Design the new network and email systems. Test, fine-tune and finalize the design. Train users on the new system. Migrate users to the new network. We are Windows 2003 Migration specialists. Outsourcing you Windows 2003 Migration is the best practice. Use a Los Angeles Computer Consultant to do your Windows 2003 Migration. Why? We do it 3-4 times a week. We have years of experience Migrating users to Windows 2000 and Windows 2003.

Choosing a Migration Path to Windows 2000 Active Directory Introduction to Choosing a Migration Path Identifying the Existing Domain Environment Gathering Information About the Current Network Environment Defining Goals for Migration Examining the Active Directory Design Determining Possible Migration Paths Evaluating Upgrade Decision Points Evaluating Restructure Decision Points

Developing a Domain Upgrade Strategy

Developing a Domain Upgrade Strategy Analyzing an Active Directory Design Single Versus Multiple Forests Site Design Administration and Security Plans Planning a Domain Upgrade Determining an Upgrade Path Developing a Recovery Plan Determining the Order for Upgrading Domains Determining a Strategy for Upgrading Domain Controllers Determining When to Switch to Native Mode Identifying Post-Upgrade Tasks

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