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yes it has been working, then problems, turned off IPv6, now it works, but other programs require IPV6, so i have to enable it back.
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yes it has been working, then problems, turned off IPv6, now it works, but other programs require IPV6, so i have to enable it back.

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There should not be any other programs hosted on Exchange front end server. In my case exchange servers went out of network when IPv6 was enabled, still searching for the solution.
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There should not be any other programs hosted on Exchange front end server. In my case exchange servers went out of network when IPv6 was enabled, still searching for the solution.

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It has been resolved, In exchange server, bind ipv6 only but disable IPV6 in Nic Properties
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It has been resolved, In exchange server, bind ipv6 only but disable IPV6 in Nic Properties

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Accepted answer: 0 points for ProfessorDon's comment <a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/27983288/Windows-System-Engineer.html?anchorAnswerId=38850104#a38850104" rel="ugc">#a38850104</a><br />
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for the following reason:<br />
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Disable IPV6 in NIC properties, But bind IPV6 only
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I've requested that this question be closed as follows:

Accepted answer: 0 points for ProfessorDon's comment #a38850104 [https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/27983288/Windows-System-Engineer.html?anchorAnswerId=38850104#a38850104]

for the following reason:

Disable IPV6 in NIC properties, But bind IPV6 only

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I have an Exchange 2003 R2 front end Server in a Virtual Environment, when I enable IPv6 on the front end server I have problems with &nbsp;Exchange DNS ect. Have anyone had
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I have an Exchange 2003 R2 front end Server in a Virtual Environment, when I enable IPv6 on the front end server I have problems with  Exchange DNS ect. Have anyone had

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