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by rchan Oct 21, 2002 last reply Oct 22, 2002 1 view

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We a running a Windows 2000 network with Exchange 5.5. Currently we are migrating from one Exchange 5.5 SP4 box to another. All users have been moved and all public folders have been replicated. The only thing left on the old Exchange 5.5 server is the CCMAIL connector and MSMAIL connector (with Free/Busy service). My question is do I need the free/busy service to view user availabily on our Outlook 2000 client calendars? Is it necessary to recreate the Free/Busy connector on the new server if I have no 16-bit MSmail clients?

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by dklippert Oct 21, 2002

If you are not synchronizing your calendars with a Microsoft Mail postoffice, you can uninstall the Free/Busy Connector. Exchange handles synchronization of free/busy times of users on an Exchange server.

by dklippert Oct 21, 2002

Here are a couple of references to search for information.

http://tinyurl.com/24gl

http://tinyurl.com/24gm

by rchan Oct 22, 2002

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by acattr Oct 21, 2002

When ever I remove an exchange server from an organization I follow the steps listed in the link below:

http://tinyurl.com/24iu

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q152959

If you don't connect to an MSMAIL or CCMAIL system, then rerun setup, do add/remove, and uncheck the options for these two items.

by rchan Oct 22, 2002

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