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Help!!! Exchange Server stopped working after promoting it to other Domain

Hi all!!!

This is the scenario... I had a Windows 2000 domain named X where Exchange Server ran. We configured another domain, named Y. The PC with Exchange Server was promoted to the new domain, and after that, Domain X was deleted.

After that change, Exchange Server stopped working. Neither Exchange service started, and when I try to start them manually, I get errors.

I tried also to connect Active Directory of the Exchange Server PC to the new Active Directory PC but it says that the Domain controler cannot be found, but my network works properly, so the active directory PC is working too.

Any help?

Thanks a lot in advance
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The errors you get when you try to start it manually would be a big help in solving this.  You should be able to look up those errors at http://support.microsoft.com and find the solution.  If not, post them and we will try to help.
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One service that cannot start is Microsoft Exchange System Attendance.... The Message says that exchange didn't return any erros, but it was an internal windows error...

And when I try to load the console, I get the error : there is no Microsoft Exchange Organization in that Domain.

Any hint?
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Nevaar is correct.

You can however, still get the databases from the existing server up on the rebuilt Exchange server in the new forest.

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Is this Exchange 5.5 or 2000.  Did you do a dcpromo on the exchange box, or just change domains?  Lots of info missing here.  It sounds like you dcpromo the machine.  Need more info on the errors.
If it cannot find Domain controller, check that you have DNS settings on exchange setup for new domain.