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The BootPause registry entry did the trick. Thank you
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The BootPause registry entry did the trick. Thank you

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We keep receiving this error at startup on our new Windows Server 2008 running Exchange 2007 SP2. Its currently running in parallel with an old Exchange 2003 server because we are in the process of transitioning the mailboxes from one server to the other. I want to make sure that we get this resolved before I move the mailboxes over. We get them message at startup and the result is that the System Attendant will not start automatically at startup.<br />
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Log Name: Application<br />
Source: MSExchangeSA<br />
Event ID: 1005<br />
Level: Error<br />
Logged: 5/20/2010 12:19:05 PM<br />
Task Category: General<br />
Computer: Servername.domainname.loca<wbr />l<br />
Unexpected error The local machine must be a Kerberos KDC (domain controller) and it is not. ID no: 80090339 Microsoft Exchange System Attendant occurred.<br />
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Any assistance would be appreciated.<br />
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Thank you
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We keep receiving this error at startup on our new Windows Server 2008 running Exchange 2007 SP2. Its currently running in parallel with an old Exchange 2003 server because we are in the process of transitioning the mailboxes from one server to the other. I want to make sure that we get this resolved before I move the mailboxes over. We get them message at startup and the result is that the System Attendant will not start automatically at startup.

Log Name: Application
Source: MSExchangeSA
Event ID: 1005
Level: Error
Logged: 5/20/2010 12:19:05 PM
Task Category: General
Computer: Servername.domainname.local
Unexpected error The local machine must be a Kerberos KDC (domain controller) and it is not. ID no: 80090339 Microsoft Exchange System Attendant occurred.

Any assistance would be appreciated.

Thank you

Event ID: 1005 Exchange 2007 System Attendant will not start at startup.

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Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 R2, based on the Microsoft Vista codebase, is the last 32-bit server operating system released by Microsoft. It has a number of versions, including including Foundation, Standard, Enterprise, Datacenter, Web, HPC Server, Itanium and Storage; new features included server core installation and Hyper-V.