Re: Cannot Move Mailboxes

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E2k3
"Jeff Guillet, MCSE" <JeffGuilletMCSE@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
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So, you're able to create an E2K3 mailbox on the E2K3 server using the
same
account? Where are you creating the account from, E2K3 server or E55?

"JS" wrote:

All things mentioned in both articles checked and as should be. This is a
mixed mode environment and our Exchange 5.5 box is riding on the last
BDC. I
am not sure whether this may be causing some issues. Stumped on this. If
I
create a new user, it allows me to create a mailbox....but moving one is
a
no go...can't log onto the destination store which is the 2003 box.

"Jeff Guillet, MCSE" <JeffGuilletMCSE@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
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Please take a look at http://support.microsoft.com/kb/264413/en-us and
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;329685.

Jeff Guillet, MCSE

"JS" wrote:

Hello:

I posted yesterday about MAPI errors in my event logs and this appears
to
be
related to a permissions issue but I cannot figure out where and at
what
level.

I have a fresh install of Exchagne 2003 into our 5.5 site. Besides the
MAPI
error in the event logs every couple minutes, I received this error
when
trying to move a mailbox. Obviously permissions related but what and
where?
I am running under an admin account with Domain Admin, Enterprise
Admin
and
Schema Admins permissions but yet I could not log into the destination
server (I am assuming this is failing when this process attempts
access
to
the store)

The Error:

The attempt to log on to the Microsoft Exchange Server computer has
failed.
The MAPI provider failed. Microsoft Exchange Server Information Store
ID
no:
8004011d-0512-00000000.

Any ideas? I'm concerned because of the fact that this is a fresh
install
and that these permissions errors may have a rippling affect. I don't
want
to begin mailbox migration until I fully understand the root cause of
this.
I would appreciate any input.

Thanks again








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