Exchange 2010 Mail CA
Hi Experts,
We have two VM exchange Mail CAs, and recently after applying windows updates, one of them crashed.
I can build a new VM but what about he reference to the old crashed CA? I dont like to keep obsolete records in the environment.
We have two VM exchange Mail CAs, and recently after applying windows updates, one of them crashed.
I can build a new VM but what about he reference to the old crashed CA? I dont like to keep obsolete records in the environment.
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Personally I don't leave recovered servers in production. I recover them, remove them then do a "proper" build, usually with a new name. You don't know what else could have happened in the background that you cannot see, so new build is always the best option.
Simon.
Simon.
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Ok. I will do that. thanks for your suggestion.
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Just to make sure, so if i do want to keep two CAs in my environment, and if i can build a new vm with the same name join to domain then install the role with the switch you mentioned, do i still need to remove it? the remove bit is to get rid of the reference and the CA completely, isnt it?