You’ve been given the challenge – deliver a successful upgrade from Exchange 2007 to Exchange 2010 that will make your boss, your CEO, and your customers happy. But times are tough, and budgets are tight. You’ve got to do it without expensive training courses and without bringing in outside consultants. And you’ve got to do it fast.
The Exchange Server 2007 to 2010 Migration Guide is the essential step by step guide to a successful migration project. Following this guide you will make quick progress, avoid downtime and data loss, and deliver a migration project that will have your happy customers singing your praises.
Built on a foundation of best practices and lessons learned in the real world from migrating thousands of Exchange mailboxes, the Exchange Server 2007 to 2010 Migration Guide will take you step by step through the entire migration process.
- Get your project moving FAST with the detailed planning section
- 250+ pages of step by step instructions walk you through the entire process
- Bonus worksheets, and the mini-guide for backups and disaster recovery
- Instant Access Download so you can get started today
You’ve already got your hands full dealing with the daily workload, let alone having to learn how to upgrade your Exchange Server environment as well. And hiring an outside consultant can cost thousands of dollars just to show up for the first day.
You don’t need to be an Exchange Server migration expert. You just need to get the job done the most efficient way you can so that you can move on to the next thing on your to-do list.
That’s where this guide comes in. With the Exchange Server 2007 to 2010 Migration guide you get:
- The migration guide itself, a 250+ page PDF with detailed, step by step instructions that take you through the entire process of migrating to Exchange Server 2010
- A planning worksheet to record the important information you need from your existing environment for a successful migration project
- A testing worksheet so you know that your new Exchange 2010 servers are working correctly before you put them into production
- BONUS: Guide to Exchange Server 2010 Backup and Recovery, to help you protect your servers from data loss
A Word from the Author
Exchange Server 2010 is a big evolutionary step from previous versions of Exchange. I’ve delivered successful Exchange 2010 migration projects involving thousands of mailboxes. And I’ve been called in to bring customers’ migration projects back from the brink of disaster too. The Exchange Server 2007 to 2010 Migration Guide brings together my knowledge and experience in Exchange Server migrations so that you can avoid disaster and celebrate a successful project outcome.
- Paul Cunningham
Exchange Server MVP
MCP, MCSA:Security, MCSE, MCTS and MCITP for Exchange Server 2007 & 2010
What’s Inside the Exchange Server 2007 to 2010 Migration Guide
In this 250+ page step by step guide the entire Exchange migration project is broken down into key stages to ensure that every step of the process happens in the right order.
Over 2000 ExchangeServerPro.com subscribers were surveyed to learn the most common concerns they had for migrating to Exchange Server 2010, to make sure that the migration guide covered everything that it needs to.
Getting Started in the Right Direction: The Planning Stage
Avoid migration pain by performing the essential planning and preparation tasks.
- The tools and software you need for an easy migration
- How to gather critical information about your existing environment to avoid causing problems during the project
- How to prepare your environment for Exchange Server 2010
Building the New Servers: The Install and Configure Stage
Get up to speed with the new Exchange Server 2010 management tools as you configure each new server role.
- Configuring the features of each server role
- Deploying SSL certificates for Exchange Server 2010
- Establishing the legacy namespace for seamless co-existence
- Also covers CAS Arrays and Database Availability Groups!
The Confidence that Everything Works: The Testing Stage
Make sure your new servers are working properly before you start your migrations.
- Testing new features of Exchange Server 2010
- Ensuring mail flow is working between old and new servers
- Testing backup and recovery, a critical requirement before the migration begins
Going Live: The Migration Stage
Execute a smooth migration that will have your happy customers raving about you.
- Configuring ISA Server to cut over front-end services
- Changing internal and external mail routing to the new Exchange servers
- Getting mailboxes across to the new servers without causing problems for end users
- Migrating public folders to Exchange Server 2010
Finishing the Job: The Decommission Stage
Cleanly remove the legacy servers to that there are no residual problems in your environment.
- Verifying a successful, complete migration
- Safely removing legacy servers from the environment
- Completing the migration
Buy now for just $29 USD and get:
- The 250+ page PDF guide with easy to follow step by step instructions
- The bonus worksheets, and the mini-guide on backup and disaster recovery
- Instant access to download and get started right away
- 30 day satisfaction guarantee
Frequently Asked Questions
What migration scenarios are covered by this guide?
The Exchange Server 2007 to 2010 Migration Guide covers the migration from Exchange Server 2007 to Exchange Server 2010 for an example organization spanning two locations; a head office and one branch office.
Got more than one branch office? No problem, just repeat the branch office steps for as many different locations as you have.
Will this guide show me exactly how to upgrade from Exchange Server 2007 to 2010?
Yes. You’ll get clear, easy to follow instructions that include screenshots and PowerShell commands for every step of the migration.
Is cross-Forest migration also included in this guide?
No. This guide covers the migration scenario within a single AD Forest and Exchange organization.
What if this guide doesn’t suit my Exchange migration project?
I understand that every Exchange environment is different in some way, and it is nearly impossible to create a guide to suit every scenario.
So the Exchange Server 2007 to 2010 Migration Guide solves this problem with a comprehensive planning section designed to help you discover all of the most important information about your unique environment to make your project a success.
Even so, if you find that this guide wasn’t helpful for your unique environment, or you’re not satisfied in any way with the contents of the guide, simply let me know within 30 days of your purchase and I will gladly refund your money.
Buy now for just $29 USD and get:
- The 250+ page PDF guide with easy to follow step by step instructions
- The bonus worksheets, and the mini-guide on backup and disaster recovery
- Instant access to download and get started right away
- 30 day satisfaction guarantee
The Exchange Server 2007 to 2010 Migration Guide is backed by a 30 day 100% money back guarantee. If for any reason you are not satisfied with the information in the guide simply contact us within 30 days for a full refund, no questions asked.