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Date: Fri, 12 Sep 1997 19:01:25 -0700
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From: f0rky <f0rky@usa.net>
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 need some advices on doing :
	a. we have a server  that doing web-server, DNS, and mailserver
	b. now, we want to split the job, by creating a new mailserver
	machine .
	c. on our old server, we have already 1000+ users
	d. what's the easiest step to migrate to the new mailserver , 
	without bothering the users. If possible without creating 
	new accounts on the new mailserver ?

thanx in advance,