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Installing Exchange Server 2007 • Chapter 2 67 2. Click Start | Run, type CMD.exe and click OK. 3. Now change to the Exchange Bin folder by typing CD C:\Program Files\Microsoft\ Exchange Server\Bin and press Enter. 4. Type ExSetup.exe /mode:Install /roles:<roles to be installed> as shown in Figure 2.33 (where we add the Hub Transport server role to an existing Exchange 2007 server) and press Enter. Figure 2.33 Adding a Server Role Using Unattended Setup The process of removing a role from an Exchange 2007 server is very similar to that of adding a server role. To remove one or more roles from an existing Exchange 2007 server, do the following. 1. Log on to the respective server with an account that has Exchange Organization Administrator rights. 2. Open the Control Panel. 3. Click Add or Remove Programs. 4. Select Microsoft Exchange Server 2007. 5. Click the Remove button. 6. In the Exchange Server 2007 Setup Wizard, click Next (see Figure 2.34). 68 Chapter 2 • Installing Exchange Server 2007 Figure 2.34 Exchange Server 2007 in Maintenance Mode Installing Exchange Server 2007 • Chapter 2 69 8. Let the readiness check complete, then click Uninstall. When the Exchange Server 2007 Setup Wizard has uninstalled the respective server roles, click Finish. To remove one or more roles using the CLI, you must again use ExSetup.exe by performing the following steps: 1. Log on to the respective server using an account that has Exchange Organization Administrator rights. 2. Click Start | Run, type CMD.exe and click OK. 7. Clear the check boxes for the roles you want to remove and click Next (see Figure 2.35). Figure 2.35 Removing an Exchange 2007 Server Role 70 Chapter 2 • Installing Exchange Server 2007 Uninstalling Exchange Server 2007 There might be situations in which you want to completely remove an Exchange 2007 server from your Exchange organization. This can be done using either the Exchange 2007 Installation Wizard or Setup.com. Uninstalling Exchange 2007 using the Installation Wizard is done the following way: 1. Log on to the respective server with an account that belongs to the Enterprise Admins group. 2. Open the Control Panel. 3. Click Add or Remove Programs. 4. Select Microsoft Exchange Server 2007. 5. Click the Remove button. Figure 2.36 Removing an Exchange 2007 Server Role Using Unattended Setup 3. Now change to the Exchange Bin folder by typing CD C:\Program Files\Microsoft\ Exchange Server\Bin and press Enter. 4. Type ExSetup.exe /mode:Uninstall /roles:<roles to be installed>, as shown in Figure 2.36. Installing Exchange Server 2007 • Chapter 2 71 6. Now clear the check box for each server role, including Management Tools, and click Next. 7. When the Readiness check has completed, click Uninstall. NOTE To remove the Mailbox server role, you’ll need to make sure no mailboxes exist in the Mailbox database(s) on the respective server. In addition, if you have any Public Folder databases on the server, you’ll need to move any existing offl ine address books to a Public Folder database on another server. Also, keep in mind that you will need to manually delete any EDB and transaction log fi les after you have uninstalled Exchange, because this is not done via the Exchange Server 2007 Setup Wizard. Uninstalling Exchange Server 2007 using the CLI can be done the following way: 1. Log on to the respective server using an account that belongs to the Enterprise Admins group. 2. Click Start | Run, type CMD.exe and click OK. 3. Now change to the Exchange Bin folder by typing CD C:\Program Files\Microsoft\ Exchange Server\Bin and press Enter. 4. Type ExSetup.exe /mode:Uninstall. Removing all server roles from an Exchange 2007 server will also remove any installation fi les as well as the Exchange server object and all its child objects from the Active Directory forest. . 67 2. Click Start | Run, type CMD.exe and click OK. 3. Now change to the Exchange Bin folder by typing CD C:Program FilesMicrosoft Exchange ServerBin and press Enter. 4. Type ExSetup.exe /mode:Install. Organization Administrator rights. 2. Click Start | Run, type CMD.exe and click OK. 7. Clear the check boxes for the roles you want to remove and click Next (see Figure 2.35). Figure 2.35 Removing an Exchange. group. 2. Click Start | Run, type CMD.exe and click OK. 3. Now change to the Exchange Bin folder by typing CD C:Program FilesMicrosoft Exchange ServerBin and press Enter. 4. Type ExSetup.exe /mode:Uninstall. Removing