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Thanks for the help. &nbsp;Glad I did this on my network rather than a client's. &nbsp;I don't think the articles will do much good since I am trying to remove the references to Exchange 2003 on the SBS 2008 server. &nbsp;You've confirmed what I thought though - that it will involve some hacking.
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Thanks for the help.  Glad I did this on my network rather than a client's.  I don't think the articles will do much good since I am trying to remove the references to Exchange 2003 on the SBS 2008 server.  You've confirmed what I thought though - that it will involve some hacking.

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I screwed up. &nbsp;Did a migration from SBS 2003 to SBS 2008 on my home network this weekend and all went well - I thought. &nbsp;I'm trying to install a Blackberry Enterprise Server and it puts in the name of my old Exchange Server when doing the MAPI setup. &nbsp;While troubleshooting that problem I discovered that the reason it's doing that is because I forgot to uninstall Exchange 2003 on the SBS 2003 box before demoting and removing it from the network (shouldn't try and finish up late night). &nbsp;As a result, there are still references to it in AD on the SBS 2008 box. &nbsp;Any suggestions for removing those references? &nbsp;<br />
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Thanks
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I screwed up.  Did a migration from SBS 2003 to SBS 2008 on my home network this weekend and all went well - I thought.  I'm trying to install a Blackberry Enterprise Server and it puts in the name of my old Exchange Server when doing the MAPI setup.  While troubleshooting that problem I discovered that the reason it's doing that is because I forgot to uninstall Exchange 2003 on the SBS 2003 box before demoting and removing it from the network (shouldn't try and finish up late night).  As a result, there are still references to it in AD on the SBS 2008 box.  Any suggestions for removing those references?  

Thanks

SBS 2008 migration - forgot to uninstall Exchange 2003 before demotion

Small Business Server (SBS) is a line of server operating systems targeted at small businesses by bundling the operating system with a number of other Microsoft products that would normally need to be purchased or licensed separately. The most notable inclusions are Exchange, SQL Server, SharePoint and ISA/TMG (Microsoft's firewall and proxy server).