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Did you follow this article at MS for removing Exchange 5.5:<br />
<a href="http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=284148" rel="ugc">http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=284148</a><br />
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That goes through every stage that you need to, which includes replication of the free/busy information. <br />
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Simon.
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Did you follow this article at MS for removing Exchange 5.5:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=284148 [http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=284148]

That goes through every stage that you need to, which includes replication of the free/busy information.

Simon.

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yes i did i also went through 822450 which is for exchange 2003
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yes i did i also went through 822450 which is for exchange 2003

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I have checked in adsiedit and ran ldifde.exe i can see it in ldifde in notepad the object as follows:<br />
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folderPathname: OFFLINE ADDRESS BOOK\EX:/o=EXGLOBAL/ou=OHI<wbr />O01\OAB Version 2<br />
where &quot;ohio01&quot; was my exchange 5.5 site which is no longer in our exchange org and my org name is &quot;EXGLOBAL&quot;. 
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I have checked in adsiedit and ran ldifde.exe i can see it in ldifde in notepad the object as follows:

folderPathname: OFFLINE ADDRESS BOOK\EX:/o=EXGLOBAL/ou=OHIO01\OAB Version 2
where "ohio01" was my exchange 5.5 site which is no longer in our exchange org and my org name is "EXGLOBAL".

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Have you removed the replica to the Exchange 5.5 from the new server and ensured the the new server is listed as a replica for every folder? <br />
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Simon.
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Have you removed the replica to the Exchange 5.5 from the new server and ensured the the new server is listed as a replica for every folder?

Simon.

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I have removed all Exchange 5.5 server including the last exchange 5.5 server.<br />
My question is i have old Exchange 5.5 server &nbsp;Schedule+ Free/Busy Connector disabled objects in AD. Can i safely delete them.
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I have removed all Exchange 5.5 server including the last exchange 5.5 server.
My question is i have old Exchange 5.5 server  Schedule+ Free/Busy Connector disabled objects in AD. Can i safely delete them.

delete Microsoft Schedule+ Free/Busy object

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