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Regarding Exchange server 2007 Post-deployment check-list - 27.Feb.2008 8:21:54 PM
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mousuminaskar
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Hi,
While i am trying to create the public folder database in mailbox server role, an error occurs: "An exchange 2007 server on which an address list service is active cannot be found".
To resolve this problem i have to start the 'microsoft exchange system attendant service' manually, but i am unable to start this service.
If i check exchange setup.log, i have found 2 errors.
1) The user account is not a member of ' schema' or ' enterprise' admin.
Though the user account is already a member of these 2 admins.
2) Active directory domain is in mixed mode, need to raise the domain
functional level to windows 2000 native mode or above.
Though it's already raised to windows 2000 native mode.
I am unable to resolve these above problems. If somebody can give me suggestion,i ll be thankful.
Thanks n regards
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RE: Regarding Exchange server 2007 Post-deployment chec... - 28.Feb.2008 10:01:40 AM
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ismail.mohammed
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hi mate,
Please run Exbpa tool (www.exbpa.com)
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RE: Regarding Exchange server 2007 Post-deployment chec... - 28.Feb.2008 11:30:46 AM
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mousuminaskar
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Hello,
i did run,but yet not solved.
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RE: Regarding Exchange server 2007 Post-deployment chec... - 28.Feb.2008 1:23:41 PM
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ismail.mohammed
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hi,
in exbpa what is the recommendation it is suggesting?
Anyway i hope that your windows is pure native mode and Exchange 2003 if it is exists it is also in the native mode?
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RE: Regarding Exchange server 2007 Post-deployment chec... - 28.Feb.2008 4:23:39 PM
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mousuminaskar
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Yes,
I dont have any 2003 exch server.bt our outlook 2003 is running for pop3.
I have 2 qns:
1)During the installation process ,i selected the option that our client pc is running on outlook 2003,so public folder database shud create bydefault (.ebd file)?
bt its nt exist.
n when i am going to create a new public folder database,error comes:"
the exchange 2007 server on which address list is active, doesnt found".
So give some soln how to resolve?
n my exch attendant service also nt started....
so i cant go forward.
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RE: Regarding Exchange server 2007 Post-deployment chec... - 28.Feb.2008 6:24:11 PM
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Sembee
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System attendant is the interface between Exchange and the Active Directory. If the SA service isn't not starting then you need to investigate why. That usually means it cannot connect or talk tot he domain controllers correctly. Is there a domain controller close to the Exchange server? Is it functioning correctly?
My instinct is that this a domain/network issue, not Exchange. Once you sort the domain and/or network out things will work correctly.
Simon.
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RE: Regarding Exchange server 2007 Post-deployment chec... - 29.Feb.2008 9:33:37 AM
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mousuminaskar
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Hi,
i have checked that there is a connection betwn exch svr n active directory,becoz
its pinging n if i c my network places,its showing that exch svr is also connected.
so,connection is ok.There is another probs,bt i unable to find out.
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RE: Regarding Exchange server 2007 Post-deployment chec... - 29.Feb.2008 10:25:18 AM
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mousuminaskar
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Hi,
The user account ,i am using is already a member of enterprise admin n schema admin,still in setup log file,the 'error' comes that" the user account is nt a member of schema or enterprise admin".
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RE: Regarding Exchange server 2007 Post-deployment chec... - 29.Feb.2008 4:21:41 PM
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Sembee
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Ping means nothing. Just that there is a packet going between the servers. It does not mean the server can communicate. You need to use tools like netdiag and dcdiag on the support tools to confirm connectivity.
Can you try using THE administrator account, and not an equivalent? That will have the required permissions. I usually insist on using that account as any other account can be problematic.
Simon.
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Blog: http://blog.sembee.co.uk/
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Exchange Resources: http://exbpa.com/
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