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Introduction |
In a previous article I have shown the steps for
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To install Exchange Server 2013
successfully, you have to complete the prerequisites
installations prior to proceed with this article. So
make sure you have completed the steps mentioned in my
previous article :
To install Exchange Server 2013,
follow the below steps :
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Insert the Exchange Server 2013
DVD and run Setup

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On the Check for Updates
, select Connect to the internet
and check for updates and click
Next
You can have setup download Exchange Server
2013 updates from the internet before you install
Exchange. If no updates are found, click Next to
continue
If you don't have access to the internet
or don't want to check for updates, you can select
Don't check for updates right now..

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Copying Files and initializing
setup will start


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On the Introduction Page, click
Next

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On the License Agreement
page, accept the terms and click Next

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On the Recommended Settings
page, select use recommended setting so that setup
search online for solution if any errors occurred
during installation

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Select the Server Roles for
Exchange Server, as you can see, with Exchange
Server 2013, there are Two roles now only, Mailbox
and Client Access Server roles. Each organization
requires at a minimum one Client Access server and
one Mailbox server in the Active Directory forest.
Additionally, each Active Directory site that
contains a Mailbox server must also contain at least
one Client Access server. If you're separating your
server roles, we recommend installing the Mailbox
server role first.
You can select Automatically install Windows Server
roles and features that are required to install
Exchange Server to have the Setup wizard install
required Windows prerequisites. You may need to
restart the computer to complete the installation of
some Windows features. If you don't select this
option, you must install the Windows features
manually. ( Note : All the required roles and
features are already installed in my previous article
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The Management Tools option is selected
automatically if the Mailbox role or Client Access
role options are selected. You can't clear the
Management Tools option if either the Mailbox role
or Client Access role options are selected.

My Exchange Server will have both the Mailbox and
Client Access roles installed.

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Select where Exchange server
will be installed. I will keep this settings as it
is. To change the location where you want to install
Exchange, click Browse and then choose a new
location. Make sure that you have enough disk space
available in the location where you want to install
Exchange.

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On the Malware Protection
Settings page, you can choose whether you want to
enable or disable malware scanning. Malware scanning
helps protect your organization from viruses and
spyware. Malware scanning is enabled by default.
Internet is required to download the latest
anti-malware engine and definition updates.

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On the Readiness Checks page,
Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 checks to see if your
organization and the computer you're running Setup
on are ready for Exchange. it'll report any failures
as errors. You'll need to fix any reported errors
before you can install Exchange 2013.

As we have installed all prerequisites in the
previous article, then there should be no errors.

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Setup will start; Setup copies
files, installs services, and configures the
computer so that Exchange can run
There are 14 steps that setup will go through.
Click on the below snapshots to see the different
steps.
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Finally , setup will be completed successfully, you
can open Exchange Admin Center by selecting the
checkbox Launch Exchange Administration
Center after finishing Exchange setup and
then click Finish

That's it !! below is the new Web Interface
Exchange Admin Center

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