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After a support call to RIM they basically walked me thru a rebuild. <br />
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My Exchange server crashed on me over last weekend, and I ended up having to reinstall exchange. Now my BES 3.6 is not working, the BES service will not start and will report an unknown error 0 when you try to start the service. I will admit I am not the most knowledgeable about this BES server, but can anyone point me into a direction I need to take? Do I need to delete and re-add my server under the BES console or is the problem deeper than that? I can access the Exchange system manager on the BES server and made sure that the permissions were still there for the delegation and for the store. But beyond that I am lost. Anyone’s help would be greatly appreciated!
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My Exchange server crashed on me over last weekend, and I ended up having to reinstall exchange. Now my BES 3.6 is not working, the BES service will not start and will report an unknown error 0 when you try to start the service. I will admit I am not the most knowledgeable about this BES server, but can anyone point me into a direction I need to take? Do I need to delete and re-add my server under the BES console or is the problem deeper than that? I can access the Exchange system manager on the BES server and made sure that the permissions were still there for the delegation and for the store. But beyond that I am lost. Anyone’s help would be greatly appreciated!

After a support call to RIM they basically walked me thru a rebuild. 

Thanks

Help With BES after Exchange crash

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