peterkennedy
asked on
RecipientDSInteg - The user is mailbox enabled and contains no home-mta (homeMta)
Hi there,
I am at the final stages of completing my Exchange 5.5 to Exchange 2003 migration/co-existence.
Upon performing the post installation tasks and running the RecipientDSInteg tool, I get a message for a lot of accounts that says:
DN = CN<username>,CN=Users,DC=a fma,DC=gov ,DC=au
object-class = top$person$organisationalp erson$user
The user is mailbox enabled and contains no home-mta (homeMta)
This occurs for just about all of our 180 users, not not totally.
I am wondering what this message means? This is our second attempt at installing Exchange 2003 in this environment and although we successfully removed most of the last install I have a feeling that these are bits leftover in AD from our previous install.
I have not yet taken the step to move the users mailboxes however I just wanted to know whether this message is a problem and if so how to get rid of it. If it is not a problem and will be sorted following the mailbox move of these users then I am not too worried.
Thanks!
Pete
I am at the final stages of completing my Exchange 5.5 to Exchange 2003 migration/co-existence.
Upon performing the post installation tasks and running the RecipientDSInteg tool, I get a message for a lot of accounts that says:
DN = CN<username>,CN=Users,DC=a
object-class = top$person$organisationalp
The user is mailbox enabled and contains no home-mta (homeMta)
This occurs for just about all of our 180 users, not not totally.
I am wondering what this message means? This is our second attempt at installing Exchange 2003 in this environment and although we successfully removed most of the last install I have a feeling that these are bits leftover in AD from our previous install.
I have not yet taken the step to move the users mailboxes however I just wanted to know whether this message is a problem and if so how to get rid of it. If it is not a problem and will be sorted following the mailbox move of these users then I am not too worried.
Thanks!
Pete
ASKER CERTIFIED SOLUTION
membership
This solution is only available to members.
To access this solution, you must be a member of Experts Exchange.