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About a week ago I applied rollup 8 to my Exchange 2007 servers. I have two that are HT, CAS and public folders servers and my mailbox servers are in a CCR active\passive cluster.<br />
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I applied RU8 to the HT/CAS servers and rebooted them. Then I applied it to the passive node and rebooted it. I then failed over from ndoe1, applied the rollup to node1, rebooted and failed back.<br />
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Everything is online and email is flowing just fine, but, ever since the rollup my replayqueuelength and copyqueuelength go into the hundreds during the day.<br />
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Did I miss a step in the rollup install or is this simply a coincidence? If its a coincidence its a pretty big one I think.<br />
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thank you
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About a week ago I applied rollup 8 to my Exchange 2007 servers. I have two that are HT, CAS and public folders servers and my mailbox servers are in a CCR active\passive cluster.

I applied RU8 to the HT/CAS servers and rebooted them. Then I applied it to the passive node and rebooted it. I then failed over from ndoe1, applied the rollup to node1, rebooted and failed back.

Everything is online and email is flowing just fine, but, ever since the rollup my replayqueuelength and copyqueuelength go into the hundreds during the day.

Did I miss a step in the rollup install or is this simply a coincidence? If its a coincidence its a pretty big one I think.

thank you

Can applying SP3 rollup 8 to exchange 2007 cause ccr replication problems?

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Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).