Removed IIS and replaced it, now OWA and EMC aren't working.
I did a really stupid thing here. I was having huge problems with the Symantec Endpoint Management Console and I finally got the issue escalated and worked with seemingly knowledgeable tech. We put a lot of time in and got no where, so he suggested I remove IIS and then re add it. DUMB. I listed though, not really thinking through all of the implications. That didn't fix the problem with SEPM by the way.
The server in question is Windows Server 2008 Standard R2. It is the domain controller and runs Exchange. Now, now one can access the OWA site. When navigating to the url I get: Problem loading Page The connection was reset. I also get this error when I try to get into the Exchange Management Console.
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The server in question is Windows Server 2008 Standard R2. It is the domain controller and runs Exchange. Now, now one can access the OWA site. When navigating to the url I get: Problem loading Page The connection was reset. I also get this error when I try to get into the Exchange Management Console.
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From a command prompt run from the drive/path with the Exchange 2010 media/install files:
Setup.com /mode:uninstall /roles:ca
Then run:
Setup.com /mode:install /roles:ca
To re-install it.
Setup.com /mode:uninstall /roles:ca
Then run:
Setup.com /mode:install /roles:ca
To re-install it.
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When I run setup.com/mode:install /roles:ca It say welcome to Microsoft unattended Setup, Then says Preparing Exchange setup.
Under that it says copying setup files but then goes directly back to the command prompt. Is that normal, when I did the uninstall it went through a whole process but the install seemed to happen in a matter of seconds.
Under that it says copying setup files but then goes directly back to the command prompt. Is that normal, when I did the uninstall it went through a whole process but the install seemed to happen in a matter of seconds.
no errors?
If you run the setup.exe from the DVD/Install Location and go through the installation screens is Client Access Checked?
If you run the setup.exe from the DVD/Install Location and go through the installation screens is Client Access Checked?
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Now also no ones outlook is connecting to the server. HELP!
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If I run setup.exe from the DVD will that cause other problems in Exchange?
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I ran setup.com /mode:install /roles:ca from the DVD. Now it is doing the install.
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Outlook in now connected back to the exchange server. I think the above error may have had to do with IIS not stopping and restarting.
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Also the OWA is now working. Now the only problem I am experiencing is the above error from the EMC.
Do you have any bindings set on the Default Website?
What Virtual Directories do you see listed under it?
What Virtual Directories do you see listed under it?
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I must admit, (which is probably obvious) that I don't know much about IIS. I will attach screen captures of bindings and Virtual Directories
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try to remove the WinRM extention for IIS ,and re add it trought roles and features wizard , to resolve the emc problm .
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Will removing the WinRM extension disrupt Exchange at all. I can't have email down at all this week.
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I removed and re-added the WinRM extension and then ran WinRM quick config. No luck there either.
try re installing SP1 on Exchange ,it solved the same situation for me few months ago .(if you have aready install it , unistall and reinstall , it will took as much as a regular installation of exchange but it will reconfigure IIS and OWA with correct configuration .
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Thanks
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