Additional Notes About Microsoft Exchange Server

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The enclosed fix for the Microsoft Exchange Server 5.5 into a Cluster environment with 
the new storage type of "Physical Disk."

SETFIXI.EXE file contains the files for the i386 platform.

Each executable will contain 7 files:

 	Server.inf
 	Perfwiz.exe
 	Admin.exe
 	Perfwiz.dbg
 	Admin.dbg
 	Setup.dbg
 	Setup.exe

	
Installation instructions:
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NOTE:THIS FIX IS ONLY FOR MICROSOFT EXCHANGE SERVER VERSION 5.5  
             DO NOT APPLY TO VERSION 4.0 OR 5.O

Download the SETFIXI.EXE file and decompress the zip2exe file by running the executable.

Due to the fact this hotfix is in SETUP.EXE, the following steps will need to be used to apply 
the hotfix:

1. Create a directory called I386 on your hard drive.

2. Copy the contents of the <CD>\Server\Setup\I386 directory to the \I386 directory on your hard drive.

3. Copy the following files in the \I386 directory: SETUP.EXE and SERVER.INF to another directory.
   
4. Copy the following files in the \I386\Bin directory: ADMIN.EXE and PERFWIZ.EXE to another directory.

5. Copy the files SETUP.EXE and SERVER.INF from this hotfix into the \I386 folder overwriting the original files.

6. Copy the files ADMIN.EXE and PERFWIZ.EXE from this hotfix into the \I386\Bin overwriting the original files.

7. Run Setup from the \I386 directory on your hard drive.

The SETFIXI.EXE contains debug symbol files: SETUP.DBG, ADMIN.DBG, and PERFWIZ.DBG. These files should be stored in
a location that is available in the event additional debugging is required. 

Additional information is available in the following Knowledge Base article: Q184880.


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