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Resolution Steps (settings) in KB827283 proved out to be as they should. &nbsp;Any other suggestions?
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Resolution Steps (settings) in KB827283 proved out to be as they should.  Any other suggestions?

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We recently acquired a small company, however, we did not acquire its server equipment. &nbsp;I was provided the domain name, the server name, and the priv1.edb, priv1.stm, pub1.edb and pub1.stm files, that was it.<br />
I need to get the emails from this database. &nbsp;Hence with no AD backup, I cannot utilize the ExMerge utility (which would be the ideal scenario). &nbsp;<br />
Originally this was all on a SBS Server. &nbsp;I have created a test domain, in our environment, using the previous company's domain name and have named the Exchange Server the same as the SBS server's name was. &nbsp;When I go to mount the database, I get an error C1041724. &nbsp;The Information Store service does start and the System Attendant service does start. &nbsp;In the APplication log, I get Event ID #9175 Source:MSExchangeSA (stating the Exchange Server is not available). &nbsp; Can anyone provide any guidance?<br />
Exchange 2003
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We recently acquired a small company, however, we did not acquire its server equipment.  I was provided the domain name, the server name, and the priv1.edb, priv1.stm, pub1.edb and pub1.stm files, that was it.
I need to get the emails from this database.  Hence with no AD backup, I cannot utilize the ExMerge utility (which would be the ideal scenario).  
Originally this was all on a SBS Server.  I have created a test domain, in our environment, using the previous company's domain name and have named the Exchange Server the same as the SBS server's name was.  When I go to mount the database, I get an error C1041724.  The Information Store service does start and the System Attendant service does start.  In the APplication log, I get Event ID #9175 Source:MSExchangeSA (stating the Exchange Server is not available).   Can anyone provide any guidance?
Exchange 2003

Can I recover an Exchange 2003 database (SBS) to a newly created Exchange 2003 server (non-SBS)?

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.