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closedexpectedcontentclasses_s.xml - 12.Mar.2006 7:27:19 PM

dtrade

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I was installing exchange server,

while installing it could not find the file:

closedexpectedcontentclasses_s.xml

i have searched and could not find.

can you tell me how can i overcome this?

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RE: closedexpectedcontentclasses_s.xml - 14.Mar.2006 11:28:16 AM

parmi

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hi,

i am facing the same error, while installing exchange from a corporate CD which has multiple language installation support. The thing is that this file closedexpectedcontentclasses_s.xml ( cd:\setup\i386\exhange\schema\closedexpectedcontentclass.xml [you can rename it to closedexpectedcontentclasses_s.xml
])

and other files which are required after this one, are all to be re-installed on a Exchange Server. during installatin itself it will show you the path where is searching the particular file. you will find it, but with a different extension

I had to use another CD to install exch, as i didnt have another solution

hope u get some solution for this, so that even i can use my CD

Thanks & Regards

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RE: closedexpectedcontentclasses_s.xml - 14.Mar.2006 11:54:05 PM

AdminFix

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Open the Exchange Server Setup Logs and copy-paste a decent amount (abt a 10-15 Lines) in here. Otherwise it is hard to say what is actually happening on the server.

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