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Have migrated exchange between servers and O/S's - all seems to work but...

Asked by BuckChrisBuck in Exchange Email Server

Tags: check, ds, your, exchange, server

On my exchange server (which is in the domain but not a DC) I get the following message in my applications event log

"Following master server DN appears to be pointing to a deleted object. This may prevent Exchange Routing Service from functioning properly. Please check your DS setting. <CN=LAMB2K\
DEL:490f9965-b7f0-43b7-8112-d8802c9c4a41,CN=Servers,CN=First Administrative Group,CN=Administrative Groups,CN=W T Lamb,CN=Microsoft Exchange,CN=Services,CN=Configuration,DC=lambsbricks,DC=com"

This reference to lamb2k is an old server which used to be our mail server. It is now gone (formatted and renamed)
When I run ADSIEDIT, I can find refenrence to this "ghost server" - but I am loathe to change it in case I stuff up the whole server and nothing works (as far as the users are concerned there are no known issues at the moment)

I am running win2k3 o/s and win2k exchange.

Anyone got any ideas.

Thanks

Chris
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