Unfortunately, I couldn’t find a direct way to upgrade to Enterprise Edition, the only way was by removing and re-installing the Exchange 2010 again.

You’ll get somthing like this under Hub Transport Role removal:
“Couldn’t open package ‘C:Program FilesMicrosoftExchange ServerV14MailboxMSFTE.MSI’
1st make sure nothing is being moved from one server to another in the same Exchange organization
2nd go to Programs and Features, select View Installed Updates from the left menu
3rd, remove the Update Rollup3 for Exchange 2010
This will take a while, it’s ok, don’t kill the process.
Finally, try the removal again, and it should work fine.

Sometimes, that might not work, you’ll need then to remove the Mailbox Role only, reboot the system, then remove the HUB and CAS roles.

On Windows 2003 Server, you may face an issue with the “DHCP Client” service. It keep failing at startup, causing a lot of troubles and instability of system services.

If you (and probably did) follow the Microsoft TechNet article # 895149 (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/895149) and it didn’t work for you, then you may try the following:

The article mentioned both (DHCP) and (TCPIP) subkeys, while didn’t mention the (Parameters) subkey under (DHCP). You’ve should set the same permissions for “Network Service” on the (Parameters) subkey as well. Then try to start up the service.

Good luck 🙂

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It was an annoying thing searching the website clicking here and there, trying to find the tool.

Finally, located it here:

https://www.cisconetworkers2010bahrain.com/scheduler/catalog/catalog.jsp

I hope this would save you some time 😐