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Transport service will not start after moving log files Exchange 2007
Posted on 2011-03-07
I moved the log files and system files path for the "First Storage Group" using the Exchange Management Console. Now the Transport service will not start. It just says it did not start in a timely fashion. I tried rebooting the server, moving the files back to the original path, but neither worked. Here are the errors in event viewer.
edgetransport (6720) Transport Mail Database: Error -1032 (0xfffffbf8) occurred while opening logfile F:\Exchange\QueuePath\trn.
edgetransport (6720) Transport Mail Database: An attempt to open the file "F:\Exchange\QueuePath\trn
edgetransport (6720) Transport Mail Database: Error -1032 (0xfffffbf8) occurred while opening logfile F:\Exchange\QueuePath\trn.
edgetransport (6720) Transport Mail Database: An attempt to open the file "F:\Exchange\QueuePath\trn
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How did you move the files? You created the path and edited the EdgeTransport.exe.config under the bin directory? I would recheck EdgeTransport.exe.config to make sure there are no typos.
But you found the Network Service was not set to full control? What account for Log on as is set for the MS Exchange Transport service?
But you found the Network Service was not set to full control? What account for Log on as is set for the MS Exchange Transport service?
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This is a security issue. Either the files, folder, or parent folders have not been configured properly. I would create a root folder on the partition you want, move the files into this new folder, grant access to Administrators and Network Service, and use the advanced button/tab to propogate permissions to all children (thus resolving any permissions issues on the files as well.)
then you can mount it as a new store via EMC.
As always, have backups. Hopefully you have a backup from before this attempted move as well, as clearly something went sideways there as well...
-Cliff
then you can mount it as a new store via EMC.
As always, have backups. Hopefully you have a backup from before this attempted move as well, as clearly something went sideways there as well...
-Cliff
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I used the Exchange Management Console. There is a wizard. The network service was not set to full control. The Transport service is set to log on using the Network Service account.
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Why would the permissions have changed when I moved the files?? I moved them back to the original locaiton.
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If I move the files to a new folder, how will Exchange know where to look for them?
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