2. ABC.com primary site and XYZ.com Site A are in same location or same datacenter.
As of now we are restoring emails from source one and then exporting user emails into pst and then uploading in new domain.
Users are migrating from ADMT tool and we are using DirSync for synronisation.
Following is organisation details:
Forest ABC & Forest XYZ
In Forest ABC
Parent Forest name is ABC.com and having 2 child domain (bah.abc.com & lob.abc.com)
Two way Domain truth has been configure between both forest (ABC.com & CYZ.com)
Here Exchange is 2007 in SCR mode in primary site and also single exchange server configure in DR.
Also in ABBC.com we have email archieving solution emc source one.
In Forest XYZ Current setup is as mention below;
Exchange 2010 (both ent+std) installed on 5 different location and in active directory we have 3 sites A, B, C ( remaining 2 sites pending)
Site A is HO office and Site B will be DR of it and having separate DAG A (3 Mbx srv - 2 Mbx are in Site A and 1 Mbx in Site B but not installed pending)
Site B is DR site for all sites but as of now all 30 databases are active from it.
Site C is Prd site but as of now its passive node and site A and B are part of same DAG B (4 MBX srv - 2 mbx in site B and 2 mbx in site C).
Currently All DNS record are pointing to Site B in DNS like OWA etc.
CAS Array details of 3 sites:
Site A = sitea.xyz.com ( In site A windows NLB is used)
Site B = siteb.xyz.com ( In site A hardware load balancer is used)
Site C = sitec.xyz.com ( In site A hardware load balance
Thanks.
I am only getting exchange 2013 options while creating question.
Hi,
I suggest you can refer to the following article to complete the migration:
I have found a similar thread for your reference :
Regards,
David
You can move the mailboxes from the 2007 environment to the 2010 environment using Powershell in 2010:
http://blogs.technet.com/b/exchange/archive/2010/08/10/3410619.aspx
You can use New-MoveRequest command to perform a cross-forest move. Here is a well post and step-wise explanation you can check it from
here
Prepare Mailboxes for Cross-Forest Move Requests
You may also take help from below given earlier discussed threads having suggested solutions to get this job done.
Details steps for exchange 2007 to exchange 2010 cross forest migration
Exchange 2007 SP2 to Exchange 2010 Cross Forest Migration
Moreover, If you wish you may also try this exchange cross forest migration
solution to accomplish this task.
Hope it helps you!