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I have a client who has upgraded from an Exchange 5.5 site to Exchange 2000. A relic from the upgrade is that the Active Directory Connector is still present. My understanding is that ADC is not required in Exchange 2000 because it directly integrates with AD.<br />
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I am looking for any information on this, and how to remove ADC.<br />
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Apparently, the ADC looses connectivity with AD on occasion and outlook cant authenticate.
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I have a client who has upgraded from an Exchange 5.5 site to Exchange 2000. A relic from the upgrade is that the Active Directory Connector is still present. My understanding is that ADC is not required in Exchange 2000 because it directly integrates with AD.

I am looking for any information on this, and how to remove ADC.

Apparently, the ADC looses connectivity with AD on occasion and outlook cant authenticate.

Upgraded Exchange 5.5 to 2000, How to get rid of Active Directory Connector

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