Re: Unable to view mailbox store when connected to 2003 domain control


Hi,

Did you also install exchange system manager on the new domain controller
(you must if you want to perform exchange related tasks)??

Leif

"JT" <JT@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> skrev i en meddelelse
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> I recently installed a couple of 2003 servers as DC's. I moved all the
> primary roles to one of the controllers. When connected to the 2003 PDC
with
> AD Users and Computers, it does not display the mailbox stores when trying
to
> create a new user and mailbox. If I connect to the old 2000 DC, I have no
> problem creating the user and seeing the store. Do I need to do addtional
> forest and domain preps with Exchange? Any assistance would be
appreciated.
>



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