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Errors setting up exchange on Windows SBS 2011
Trying to setup exchange on an SBS 2011 Server
When we run the connect to the internet wizard we get the following error
"Windows SBS did not properly configure your email. To correct this, re-run this wizard"
Have ran the wozard and tried vairous fixes and have not got it to finish.
When we try running exchange management console, it cant find the exchange server and gives the error below.
Connecting to servername.domainname.loca l New-PSSession : [servername.domainname.loc al ] Connecting to remote server failed with the following error message : The WinRM client received an HTTP server error status (500), but the remote service did not include any other information about the cause of the failure
Finally tried running EMT through powershell but it comes bac your powershell virtual directory is MIA
When we run the connect to the internet wizard we get the following error
"Windows SBS did not properly configure your email. To correct this, re-run this wizard"
Have ran the wozard and tried vairous fixes and have not got it to finish.
When we try running exchange management console, it cant find the exchange server and gives the error below.
Connecting to servername.domainname.loca
Finally tried running EMT through powershell but it comes bac your powershell virtual directory is MIA
make sure ssl is not enabled on your powershell virtual directory in IIS
ASKER
SSL isnt enabled on the powershell directory
Is this a new, clean install of SBS 2011, or a migration from a previous version?
ASKER
It was installed by dell on the server when it was purchased. it was not migrated, its only running file sharing basically, we just trying to setup exchange now.
ASKER
If it helps here is the CTIW log from exchange
CTIW.log
CTIW.log
Why does it think you have multiple NICs
ASKER
The system only has 1 NIC card
is the SBS server virtualized?
ASKER
No its not virtualized
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Any other idea's on this?
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