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OAL Generator Event ID 9341
Running Windows 2003 Enterprise with Exchange 2003 SP2. Receiving the following in event viewer:
Source: MSEExchangeSA
Category: OAL Generator
Event ID: 9341
The parent Legacy Exchange DN container value '/o=Total Technologies/ou=Exchange Administrative Group (FYDIBOHF23SPDLT)/cn=Recip ients' was not found during generation of the differential update file for offline address list '\Global Address List'. This will force clients using this offline address list to do a full download of the offline address list.
- Default Offline Address List
I noticed that the referenced Admin Group is one that no longer exists. How do I make it not look for that Admin Group anymore?
Source: MSEExchangeSA
Category: OAL Generator
Event ID: 9341
The parent Legacy Exchange DN container value '/o=Total Technologies/ou=Exchange Administrative Group (FYDIBOHF23SPDLT)/cn=Recip
- Default Offline Address List
I noticed that the referenced Admin Group is one that no longer exists. How do I make it not look for that Admin Group anymore?
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I would re-apply SP2 for Exchange, as this issue was corrected in that SP.
The upgrade to 2007 did not go as planned? Sorry to hear. We are planning the move in 18 months or so. We will be going to training first to refresh our feeble brains, i'm sure we'll need it to get a head start on all the nuances.
The upgrade to 2007 did not go as planned? Sorry to hear. We are planning the move in 18 months or so. We will be going to training first to refresh our feeble brains, i'm sure we'll need it to get a head start on all the nuances.
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I will try to reapply the SP2 tonight.
Any idea how to get rid of that old admin group? It's pretty annoying. It doesn't show up in adsiedit or system manager. I can't figure out where it is getting this information from.
Any idea how to get rid of that old admin group? It's pretty annoying. It doesn't show up in adsiedit or system manager. I can't figure out where it is getting this information from.
That's just it. it ISN'T there anymore, it's probably a ghost in the OAL, and SP2 was supposed to correct this type of bug.
If reapplying SP2 doesn't work, then you've got a special case. Went to Exch2007, then moved mailboxes back to 2003, and encountered this OAL error. Might be one for professional services, or someone smarter than me. ;)
If reapplying SP2 doesn't work, then you've got a special case. Went to Exch2007, then moved mailboxes back to 2003, and encountered this OAL error. Might be one for professional services, or someone smarter than me. ;)
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