Posts Tagged ‘adsiedit’
The need to remove an Exchange 2013 server using ADSIEdit could have several reasons. The method using ADSIEdit to remove an Exchange server should only be used carefully. The most common reasons are listed below: The deinstallation didn’t finish properly and left attributes or entries in Active Directory The Exchange server is permanent offline and […]
Filed under: Exchange 2013 | 17 Comments
Tags: 2013, adsiedit, Cleanup, exchange, failed, incompleted, installation, manually, remove, services, totally, uninstall
Today I had to remove an outdated alterante FileShareWitness entry from a customers’ DAG. Within the Exchange Management Console it’s not possible to remove but only to replace the alternate FSW – the alternate FSW must not be empty. The solution for this problem is using ADSIEdit to remove the alternate FSW entry: Navigate to […]
Filed under: Exchange 2010 | 1 Comment
Tags: 2010, ADSI, adsiedit, cannot, dag, exchange, FileShare, FSW, remove, Witness
Hi, to locate the server responsible for a FSMO role open ADSI-Edit. The responsible attribute is in every case: fSMORoleOwner PDC-Emulator role Naming context: DefaultNamingContext Path: DC=DOMAIN,DC=LOCAL (Right-click – properties -> fSMORoleOwner) RID Master role Naming context: DefaultNamingContext DC=DOMAIN,DC=LOCAL,CN=System,CN=Rid Manager$ (Right-click – properties) Schema Master role Naming context: Schema DC=DOMAIN,DC=LOCAL (Right-click – properties -> fSMORoleOwner) […]
Filed under: Windows Server | 2 Comments
Tags: ADSI, adsiedit, defaultnamingcontext, domain, fsmo, fsmoroleowner, infrastructure, master, naming, pdc, pdc emulator, rid, rols, schema, schema master
The need to remove a (legacy) Exchange server using ADSIEdit could have several reasons. The method using ADSIEdit to remove an Exchange server should only be used carefully. The most common reasons are listed below: The deinstallation didn’t finish properly and left attributes or entries in Active Directory The Exchange server is permanent offline Exchange […]
Filed under: Exchange 2010, Exchange Legacy | 11 Comments
Tags: 2003, 2007, 2010, ADSI, adsiedit, corrupt, exchange, installation, legacy, remove