did you transfer all the FSMO roles when you changed the DC? http://support.microsoft.c
Also if you did transfer the FSMO then the server that held the roles should be removed from the network (disconnected)
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Exchange Management Console is very slow and eventually gets an "End Snap-in" error. Beleive its related to WINS
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Have had Exchange server 2007 up and running for about 2 months. Recently I put new Domain Controllers up and demoted the the old ones. In addition to being DC's, 1 was a WINS server. About this same time it started taking a very long time to open the EMC and EMS for exchange 2007 (upwards of 2 minutes). Finally you will recieve a "end snap in" error, however if you press cancel, you can do what you need to do.
By searching around, I have already tried lowering the amount of users that are "preloaded" upon opening, however this did not help...additionally we only have 300 objects.
The reason I believe it is WINS is because we ran into this error when we first started setting up exchange is a test environment. We found that by turning on the "enable netbios over tcp/ip" within the network adapters settings that this problem stopped. However now that I have brought down the old WINS, and now even brought up a new WINS and pointed this to the correct IP, this is still happening.
I would like to phase netbios/wins out all together, however it seems as though some things are still relying on it. I have also looked at the binding settings for the network cards and NETBIOS is not even listed as a protocol to place lower in the chain....
Any thoughts?
Travis
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Thank you EBJERS, however I did transfer all FSMO succesfully and then promoted the other DC's.
however when I do a dcdiag on the new DC's, I do get an error:
Starting Test: Machine Account
Warning : Attribute userAccountControl of "DC" is: 0x82020 = blah blah blah.......
This may be affecting replication?
I assumed this is a different problem.... maybe not though?
From tgrizzel in Community Support (http://www.experts-exchan
"I ran across this while working another issue... In the Windows DNS servers, my integrated AD DNS was listed to "Load Zone on startup from: The Registry" I changed this to "Active Directory and the Registry" and this issue went away. I know that there were a few other people who had this issue and never found a solution, I was hoping that this could be posted as a solution and sent to the other users.....
Thanks "
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I ran that command, but again everything was working fine till this recent issue, where we fixed some wrong dns enteries and also transfered the fsmo roles to this 2nd server, although both servers are online, but the management console is veeeeery slow to load even if i go into shell mode its faster but still slow to load when it says connecting to (servername)
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by: PakaPosted on 2008-03-19 at 12:11:55ID: 21164775
It's probably a DNS issue. Is your Exchange server IP stack pointed at the new DNS server? Do you have multiple sites and is the DC to site coverage mapped correctly. Had this same problem and it was related to the stand-up of a new DC that went off-site.