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Although it's not recamended. You can install AD & Exchange 2003 on the same server. As for Terminal services & Exchange on the same server. I found this post on another forum. Hope this helps.
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Does anyone have any experience with installing Terminal Server on a Windoews 2003 Server. Basically I want to create a Windows 2003 Server with Exchange 2003 on it and as a Domain controller. The question is should terminal services be installed before or after Exchange. Or should terminal server be installed after everything is completed. Does it matter?
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Comment from RDAdams
Date: 07/16/2004 10:58AM PDT
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I would do it after but it shouldn't matter.
Accepted Answer from ModernIT
Date: 07/16/2004 12:24PM PDT
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Ive installed Terminal Services on Windows 2003 With Exchange 2003 .. hehe I just did it last week :D Allways Allways Install Terminal as the last service you install.. Terminal does not like to be moved, uninstalled or anything like that.. so try to avoid installing on top of.. funny, I have the exact same configuration as you.. I have my exchange 2003 server as its own DC. And we did the same thing too. We installed it last piece..
Comment from servicad
Date: 07/16/2004 02:00PM PDT
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Ok great thanks for the comment. So in the future adding additional progams should be fine correct. ? Otherwise besides shutting down really slow all seems ok
Comment from ModernIT
Date: 07/16/2004 02:15PM PDT
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Yeah, you should be okay.. somethign youll wanna take note of.. Leave your Terminal Lean and mean if you can. Only install the neccisaries for your business proccess on that machine.. if you have exchange and terminal running on it, keep as it as trim as possible. Good luck on the Setup. Terminal is very proccessor Intensive, so.. if your ORG grows in the future, what wanna consider putting Exchange and Terminal on Different Servers. :) Good luck on your install
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