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Two servers that were on my network have crashed and not re-built. &nbsp;They have been replaced by new servers with different names. &nbsp;They both ran AD. &nbsp;My Exchange Server 2007 stiil looks for them and when unable to find them I get a error message in Event Viewer. &nbsp;What is the best way to tell Exhange 2007(Windows 2003 Server Standard(64x) that these servers o longer exit?
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Two servers that were on my network have crashed and not re-built.  They have been replaced by new servers with different names.  They both ran AD.  My Exchange Server 2007 stiil looks for them and when unable to find them I get a error message in Event Viewer.  What is the best way to tell Exhange 2007(Windows 2003 Server Standard(64x) that these servers o longer exit?

Removing Servers from a Domain

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