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Setup /PrepareLegacyExchangePermissions or Setup /pl
If there are Exchange 2000 or 2003 servers in the organization, this command should be run in each
domain that contains legacy Exchange servers. If a domain is not specified, setup will attempt to reach
all domains in the forest. This step is necessary for the Recipient Update Service (RUS) stamping to
work. In previous editions of Exchange, the user ??™ s mailbox attributes would be created or set in Active
Directory (AD) and then would be read by Exchange servers via the RUS service. For detailed
information on permissions set by this switch, see the following topic in the Exchange Server 2007 help
file: ??? Preparing Legacy Exchange Permissions. ???
Setup /PrepareSchema or Setup /ps
This command connects to the Schema master and applies the Exchange Server 2007 LDIF files to
prepare the Schema for Exchange Server 2007 and should only be run in a forest where /PrepareAd will
also be run. Manually importing the LDIF files through LDIFDE is not supported. If the
/PrepareLegacyExchangePermissions was not run, /PrepareSchema attempts to run it on all
domains in the forest.
Setup /PrepareAD or Setup /p
Execution of this command will check the objectVersion value for your organization to verify that the
Schema has been updated.
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