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In looking through the ADSI Edit I found two attributes under CN=Exchange System Object, CN=SystemMailbox
The attributes are homeMDB and homeMTA. The value of both points to our Exchange Server 2000 that has be removed from the system.
homeMTA
CN=Microsoft MTA,CN=Old_Server,CN=Serve
homeMDB
CN=Mailbox Store (Old_Server2),CN=First Storage Group,CN=InformationStore,
What is the purpose of these Attibutes.
The attributes are homeMDB and homeMTA. The value of both points to our Exchange Server 2000 that has be removed from the system.
homeMTA
CN=Microsoft MTA,CN=Old_Server,CN=Serve
homeMDB
CN=Mailbox Store (Old_Server2),CN=First Storage Group,CN=InformationStore,
What is the purpose of these Attibutes.
how long ago did you upgrade to 2007? i.e. did you run the AD conversion utility?
Or did you upgrade ages ago to 2003 and then 2007 and this is just carry over attributes.
Or did you upgrade ages ago to 2003 and then 2007 and this is just carry over attributes.
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Thanks for the responces.
Barrulus
We upgraded from 2000 to 2003 to 2007. The upgrade was done before I arrived here. By the time I got here the older systems were gone. I understand after they upgraded to 2007 the entire 2003 system failed and could not be brought back on line. At the time they just removed the boxes.
Barrulus
We upgraded from 2000 to 2003 to 2007. The upgrade was done before I arrived here. By the time I got here the older systems were gone. I understand after they upgraded to 2007 the entire 2003 system failed and could not be brought back on line. At the time they just removed the boxes.
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HomeMDB attribute fill it with the DN value of the Database in First Storage Group in the Exchange 2007