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Installing Exchange 2013 : Creating the Exchange 2013 organization

11/15/2013 8:20:47 PM
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After the Active Directory schema has been successfully prepared, you can create the new organization unless you already have an Exchange organization in place.

The Setup command to create a new Exchange organization called contoso is:

Setup /OrganizationName:contoso /IacceptExchangeServerLicenseTerms

Note the IAcceptExchangeServerLicenseTerms parameter. This must be input to indicate that you accept the terms of the Microsoft license to run Exchange. Previous versions of Exchange output some legal text that you had to read and then input a key if you disagreed with the terms. This method was deemed unsatisfactory because the administrator did not explicitly agree with the terms of the license, hence the new parameter, which administrators soon become masters at typing.

A number of Active Directory user accounts are created to support the operation of different Exchange 2013 components. Figure 1 highlights the accounts Setup creates. Users are unaware of these objects because they are used for background or housekeeping purposes, but Exchange 2013 swiftly runs into difficulties if they are not available.

A screen shot of the Active Directory Users And Computers console with the Users organizational unit expanded to show the accounts Exchange 2013 creates for its use. For example, one is the migration arbitration mailbox the Migration service uses.

Figure 1. Active Directory accounts Exchange 2013 creates

In Figure 2, Setup checks to see whether any earlier servers are present and warns that no further Exchange 2010 servers can be installed after Setup completes.

A screen shot of a CMD window with the Exchange Setup program being run in command-line mode. The /PrepareAD switch has been used to prepare Active Directory for the installation of a new Exchange organization, and the command completed successfully.

Figure 2. Running command-line Setup to prepare Active Directory

 
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