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Another Exchange 2007 Install Problem - 22.Jan.2007 10:33:42 AM

VaMustang1

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I am attempting to install Exchange Server 2007 on a Windows Small Business Server 2003 R2 machine in a test environment. I am unable to accomplish a complete install of Exchange 2007. Every time it gives me an error of "LDAP error 0x51 HREF=0x80005008". It also mentions something about unable to remove the OAB directory (delete and recreate)... I am completely stumped. I have a feeling that this may be an easy solve, but I just can not get passed it.

I appreciate any insight that can be thrown my way..

Scott

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RE: Another Exchange 2007 Install Problem - 22.Jan.2007 2:06:40 PM

Henrik Walther

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Installing Exchange Server 2007 on an SBS 2003 isn't supported...

You'll have to wait for the next version of SBS.

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RE: Another Exchange 2007 Install Problem - 22.Jan.2007 2:18:06 PM

VaMustang1

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Thanks so much for the information... Ithought I was banging my head against the wall for nothing... Guess I will try the Exchange 2003... Again, MANY thanks!!

Scott

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RE: Another Exchange 2007 Install Problem - 27.Jan.2007 11:13:19 AM

KRemde

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Another thing to consider here is adding a new member server to your current SBS domain, and installing Exchange 2007 on that server and into that Exchange organization. You can move user mailboxes over to the new server.

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