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Installing Exchange 2010 Beta 1 Part 2

In this second part of my mini series on installing Exchange 2010 we will actually get started on installing Exchange. Obviously to install this you will need the bits. For that, take a look at the MSFT site in the next few hours. I will blog the link when I get a minute.

On the server on which you installed all the Prerequisites, download the beta and extract it. Then run Setup.exe.

You will be presented with the screen below:

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You will notice (if you have followed my previous article correctly that the prerequisites are installed so to move forward, click on Step 4: Install Microsoft Exchange

On the introduction page click Next

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Click Next to continue setup in English

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And again click Next

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Now the main setup starts as we are used to from Exchange 2007 days.

Accept the license agreement and click Next

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Join the feedback program and click Next

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In this case we want to install all internal roles (CAS, HUB, Mailbox, and UM) so we will select a Custom install and click Next

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Select all the roles and click Next

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Give the Exchange organization a name (in my case Gaots) and click Next

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Next you are prompted about whether you want to create a public folder database. I decided to do this to allow testing with public folders so selected Yes and then clicked Next

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Join the Customer Experience Improvement Program and select your org type, and then click Next

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Exchange will then run through the readiness checks

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Once it completes click Install to proceed to the install

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The install will proceed as below

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As you will see, on my test VMs the install took just under 30 minutes. Once the install completes click Finish

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At this point you are dropped into the Exchange Management Console and can begin the configuration of your Exchange organization.

I will continue to talk about the configuration steps to get you operational in future posts.

Cheers

Nathan

Published Wednesday, April 15, 2009 6:00 AM by nathanwinters

Comments

# Aan de slag met Exchange Server 2010 Beta

Nadat we vorige week de naam voor de volgende versie van Microsoft Exchange Server verklapt kregen, is
Wednesday, April 15, 2009 7:21 PM by IT-professional Community Blog

# Exchange 2010 Installation Instructions « Ramblings of a Geek

# MMMUG and Exchange 2010

Nathan asked me to publish this for him: As you will no doubt have heard, Exchange 2010 was launched
Saturday, May 09, 2009 12:37 PM by Brettjo :: Microsoft Exchange Messaging

# re: Installing Exchange 2010 Beta 1 Part 2

Nathan,

Any chance of covering schema extensions before installing the first Exchange 2010 server?

Also by accident I came across a switch in the command-line installation help, /EnableLegacyOutlook which states it can only be set with the first Exchange 2010 server install. What does this mean and what are the implications?
Saturday, May 09, 2009 12:40 PM by PaulB

# Pelushe » MMMUG and Exchange 2010TechNet Blogs

Saturday, May 09, 2009 3:20 PM by Pelushe » MMMUG and Exchange 2010TechNet Blogs

# MMMUG - Exchange 2010 - 27th of May 2009

MMMUG (Microsoft Messaging & Mobility User Group) is hosting an Exchange 2010 centric event on the
Tuesday, May 12, 2009 11:52 AM by Robs Blog - MVP

# MMMUG - Exchange 2010 - 27th of May 2009

MMMUG (Microsoft Messaging & Mobility User Group) is hosting an Exchange 2010 centric event on the
Tuesday, May 12, 2009 11:52 AM by Rob Marshall @ MyItForum.com

# re: Installing Exchange 2010 Beta 1 Part 2

Hi Paul,
Good point, schema extension would of course be carried out.
To be honest there is really no different here from Exchange 2007 but if a get a minute I will add something.

/Enablelegacyoutlook, is basically a switch that creates a public folder store.

Cheers
Nathan
Saturday, May 16, 2009 4:19 PM by nathanwinters
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