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That got me going in the right direction:<br />
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$cmp = Get-SCSMClass -name Microsoft.SystemCenter.Con<wbr />nector<br />
Get-SCSMClassInstance -class $cmp|format-Table PrincipalName,DisplayName<br />
Get-SCSMClassInstance -class $cmp -Filter 'DisplayName -like &quot;Company Exchange%&quot;'<br />
Get-SCSMClassInstance -class $cmp -Filter 'DisplayName -like &quot;Servername%&quot;'<br />
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After that it was just a matter of piping the output into a remove- command
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That got me going in the right direction:

$cmp = Get-SCSMClass -name Microsoft.SystemCenter.Connector
Get-SCSMClassInstance -class $cmp|format-Table PrincipalName,DisplayName
Get-SCSMClassInstance -class $cmp -Filter 'DisplayName -like "Company Exchange%"'
Get-SCSMClassInstance -class $cmp -Filter 'DisplayName -like "Servername%"'

After that it was just a matter of piping the output into a remove- command

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I have an install of Service Manger that is an upgrade from 2010. &nbsp;(The server is 2008 R2 patched to the latest and SCSM is SP1) &nbsp;I have an Exchange Inbox Connector that I can't edit, disable or delete. &nbsp;I would like to be able to remove this instance and replace it with the 3.0 Exchange Connector instead but it won't let me do it. &nbsp;Is there a trick to this?<br />
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Thanks,
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I have an install of Service Manger that is an upgrade from 2010.  (The server is 2008 R2 patched to the latest and SCSM is SP1)  I have an Exchange Inbox Connector that I can't edit, disable or delete.  I would like to be able to remove this instance and replace it with the 3.0 Exchange Connector instead but it won't let me do it.  Is there a trick to this?
 

Thanks,

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