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date: Thu, 26 Jun 2008 07:03:01 -0700,    group: microsoft.public.exchange.design        back       


Best time to move OAB generation server and distribution   
I am in the processes of transitioning to 2007 sp1 from 2003 sp2.. I have 
already started to move mailboxes and have mailboxes on both versions. All 
end users are running Outlook 2003. Only a few IT users that run Outlook 
2007. 

The default OAL and generation are being done on one of the 2003 back end 
servers, this server has been having issues with updating the GAL which seems 
to only be resolved with a reboot. 

Rather than troubleshooting the issue in 2003, the server should be 
decomissioned shortly, I would like to move the GAL, OAB generation and 
distro to the 2007 environment. 

When is the "best" recommended time to perform this process during a 
transistion? Any gotchas that I should watch out for? 
Haven't heard of any but can't hurt to ask, any issues with Outlook 2003 
clients pulling OAB and GAL from 2007?

Thanks in advance....

chris
date: Thu, 26 Jun 2008 07:03:01 -0700   author:   Chris Meehan

Re: Best time to move OAB generation server and distribution   
This can be done when ever you want really depending on what you want to 
troubleshoot. If you are going to host the OAB on the 2007 server you need 
to push replicas of the oab data back to 2003 so they legacy clients that 
are on 2003 can download the data from the local pf store. One of the 
easiest things I tell people to do is wait until all of your mailboxes are 
on 2007 and then just move it once and generate everything on 2007. Then you 
can have your pf store on the 2007 server for legacy clients and oab v4 for 
web distribution for 2007 clients.

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"Chris Meehan"  wrote in message 
news:B2DA503C-1238-41EE-8E80-22C6454E1DDD@microsoft.com...
>I am in the processes of transitioning to 2007 sp1 from 2003 sp2.. I have
> already started to move mailboxes and have mailboxes on both versions. All
> end users are running Outlook 2003. Only a few IT users that run Outlook
> 2007.
>
> The default OAL and generation are being done on one of the 2003 back end
> servers, this server has been having issues with updating the GAL which 
> seems
> to only be resolved with a reboot.
>
> Rather than troubleshooting the issue in 2003, the server should be
> decomissioned shortly, I would like to move the GAL, OAB generation and
> distro to the 2007 environment.
>
> When is the "best" recommended time to perform this process during a
> transistion? Any gotchas that I should watch out for?
> Haven't heard of any but can't hurt to ask, any issues with Outlook 2003
> clients pulling OAB and GAL from 2007?
>
> Thanks in advance....
>
> chris
date: Mon, 30 Jun 2008 09:37:22 -0400   author:   Dgoldman [MSFT]

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