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This seems to be something that I run into a lot on virtual machines that have been offline or a while.<br />
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The trust gets broken and I can't log in.<br />
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Usually, the solution is to remove the server from the domain, delete remnants from AD and rejoin it. &nbsp;But I'm not sure about the consequences for a exchange server.<br />
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Is their anything to worry about when doing this with exchange or is their another way to repair broken trusts in exchange without performing this?<br />
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This seems to be something that I run into a lot on virtual machines that have been offline or a while.

The trust gets broken and I can't log in.

Usually, the solution is to remove the server from the domain, delete remnants from AD and rejoin it.  But I'm not sure about the consequences for a exchange server.

Is their anything to worry about when doing this with exchange or is their another way to repair broken trusts in exchange without performing this?



Broken trust on virtual Exchange server

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.