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Information Store won't start after IIS reinstall
Here's the situation:
Win2k3 SBS Server running Exchange and IIS. Someone uninstalled, reinstalled IIS and now Exchange won't start. I tried to start the Information Store service and Routing Engine service, but get the following errors:
IS:
"Windows could not start the Microsoft Information Store on Local Computer. For more information, review the System Event Log. If this is a non-Microsoft service . . . [etc.]"
RE:
"Could not start the Microsoft Exchange Routing Engine service on Local Computer. Error 1083: The executable program that this service is ocnfigured to run does not implement the service."
I can post the Event Log entries if that would be helpful. I am hoping there is a fairly simple fix for this, but I don't use Exchange much, so I'm in over my head.
Win2k3 SBS Server running Exchange and IIS. Someone uninstalled, reinstalled IIS and now Exchange won't start. I tried to start the Information Store service and Routing Engine service, but get the following errors:
IS:
"Windows could not start the Microsoft Information Store on Local Computer. For more information, review the System Event Log. If this is a non-Microsoft service . . . [etc.]"
RE:
"Could not start the Microsoft Exchange Routing Engine service on Local Computer. Error 1083: The executable program that this service is ocnfigured to run does not implement the service."
I can post the Event Log entries if that would be helpful. I am hoping there is a fairly simple fix for this, but I don't use Exchange much, so I'm in over my head.
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Thanks for the fast response, Maharajkp. I'll give it a try.
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I took a look and saw that SMTP wasn't reinstalled with IIS, so I installed it. After this, I was able to start the Information Store and access the mailboxes. However, I can't send or receive email. Does that give you any other ideas or should I go ahead with the reinstall?
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Thanks for the help, everything is working again. The culprit has been (verbally) beaten and I'm going to look like a hero in the morning when everyone has email again :)
Reinstall Exchange as well ... Make sure you select ... Reinstall ... Component
It is something like MSOffice Reinstall ... just binaries ...