MS SQL corruption error

Getting this error on a sbs 2011 server

The description for Event ID 8646 from source MSSQL$MICROSOFT##SSEE cannot be found. Either the component that raises this event is not installed on your local computer or the installation is corrupted. You can install or repair the component on the local computer.

If the event originated on another computer, the display information had to be saved with the event.

The following information was included with the event:

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692197516
SUSDB

The specified resource type cannot be found in the image file

Any ideas?
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Windows SBS Server 2008

Exchange 2007

Suddenly my long-running Exchange box has started crashing the Transport service. The sequence goes something like this:

Start the Transport service (either manually, or through reboot) with clean Queue folder.
Mail flows fine, but as it does, the mail.que file begins to grow, and TRN*.LOG files accumulate.
Eventually the disk fills up, the Transport service can't write to disk any more, and it craps out.
If I clean space from the disk, then try to restart, The Transport service begins the sequence of replaying the TRN*.LOG files, but it never finishes and eventually the service stops (again).
If I rename the Queue folder to Queue.old and create a new, empty Queue folder, Transport service starts, but we go through the exact same sequence again.
NOTES

I've investigated this post and performed as many of these functions as seem relevant on an Exchange 2007 installation - https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/c7e6b5f4-ae0b-4233-bf10-13b533a49aab/event-id-7031-followed-by-7032-the-microsoft-exchange-transport-service-terminated-unexpectedly?forum=exchangesvrgeneral
I turned ON circular logging (it was off on all my mailbox databases)
I've disabled Transport Agents
I've disabled antivirus (Defender)
I don't know what to do next. Ideas?

SBS2008 boots and functions as a DC, Gateway etc but the D drive is not recognised.
In device manager and Disk Management the drives are recognised, but Disk 1 comes up Unknown Not Initalized.
If I try to initialize it id comes up "the System Cannot Find the File Specified"

We’re restocking our cat 6 preterminated data cables.

We’ve ordered from monoprice for years and like them.  Anyone have a better vendor we should try?

Wonder what else we should add in the way of adapters and cables. Usb 3.0? A? B? C? Male? Female? In what combinations <g>

HDMI to Mini DisplayPort? VGA to hdmi? Mini hdmi to vga?  

Haven’t dealt with DPI connectors in a long time.  But there’s loads of vga monitors and newer computers don’t have vga ports

I’d like to be able to be at a client and get the adapter or cable I need from the truck and not have to order it and make a return trip.

Does anyone have a list they could share?

It appears there are some chkdsk errors... this is an old SBS 2008 server... already EOL, we are planning to replace first thing 2019.  

This server has some critical files on it (Accounting, HR, etc)

I am a bit nervous to run the chkdsk /f due to risk of data loss/problems/it running for days... etc... but of course I realize there must be risk running with these errors.

Curious if anyone has any input on how bad these errors might be (given that it does atleast say 0 bad sectors)

See screenshots for details

thanks!
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OrganizationId is blank in Exchange server (part of SBS 2011)
I want to set OrganizationId to something as it is required parameter as per the following expert-exchange solution https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28930770/Issue-with-New-TransportRule-on-Exchange-2010-Hosted-Mode.html 

My question is: Is setting the value safe? If yes, May I set it to any value or would you like to recommend any value?


ObjectClass                                               : {top, container, msExchOrganizationContainer}
WhenChanged                                               : 11/3/2018 1:03:27 PM
WhenCreated                                               : 12/26/2013 5:52:09 PM
WhenChangedUTC                                            : 11/3/2018 7:33:27 AM
WhenCreatedUTC                                            : 12/26/2013 12:22:09 PM
OrganizationId                                            :
OriginatingServer                                         : DC.ppp.local

We have a new 2nd building on property we own.  someone got verizon fios at the 2nd building (it was already in the 1st building).  They are about 1,200 feet apart with line of sight.

We need the 2nd building to be able to access the network in the first building (and minimize costs).   the 2nd building will have 1 -2  users and MAYBE some file transfers between the 2 buildings, but mostly email, web surfing

I'm trying to see the costs for connecting the 2nd building to our existing network / do we need fios at that 2nd building

Some options I thought of?

1) Setup a VPN - we have a watchguard at building 1 already and that has a VPN to another office in another state.  So add a Watchguard unit for $500? at building 2 and some config time / costs.  and still have the fios ongoing costs.  Anyone know the throughput of a vpn using Verizon fios at both ends?  it's lower than the speed you are paying for from verizon, right?

2) wireless? Maybe Unifi Nanobeam 5AC gen 2  

https://www.amazon.com/Ubiquiti-NanoBeam-High-Performance-airMAX-NBE-5AC-Gen2-US/dp/B0713XMHH9 

$113 each and we need 2 of them, plus time / moneh for hardware, mounting poles, etc. That  Would get 400Mbit which is fine (mostly email / web surfing etc at the far end).  But What if we want gigabit on wireless?  Is that doable at a reasonable cost? And can cancel the FIOS

3)  Fiber? I called Lanshack.com and they are saying the fiber cable would need to be outdoor rated (regardless of being …

On an sbs 2011 standard server I take care of break fix (rather than proactively)., we recently set up reflexion in front of the server for mail spooling and spam filtering. I am not a fan of Reflexion / they seem to block too much legit mail (certainly not a huge amount...1 - 2 a week, but that's still more than I think they should... and mail I would say is clearly spam gets through).

Anyway, a user said they use myemma?? as a database mailer.  They've sent tests to themselves previously and will get them.  This time, they didn't.

I looked at reflexion's log and it said it was sent on successfully to the server, but failed with this message:

failed after I sent the message. STARTTLS proto=TLSv1; cipher=AES128-SHA. Remote host said: 550 5.7.1 Message rejected as spam by Content Filtering.

The exchange box has content filtering?  I never managed it.

1) What's the best way to turn it off?  I went into EMC, organization-> hub transport, anti-spam tab and disabled content filtering.  IS that good?
2) Is there a way to run a report of the mail that was stopped by this filter?  I'd be curious how routine this was happening.
3) Any thoughts on why it 'worked last time' and not this tme?  The actual content of the email?  Does content filtering get updates on its own?

Thank you!

I Have a number of similar sbs2011 server all configured similar all working fine
SSL Certificate Valid till to at least 2019
only recently One has issues with Autodiscover,  server has been restarted, all required services running
I was using the A record also tried SRV, Microsoft Connectivity Analyzer test Okay either way
OWA works fine no errors & existing users local or remotely are still connected to various outlook versions
When trying to connect to outlook 2016 Internally or remotely “enter email address”
The password prompt keeps bouncing back to me (regardless of the account)
It will connect to other email accounts on different sbs2011 servers
It prompts for the password & gives the user as an email account & I can manually to domain\user
But as soon as I hit apply comes straight back,
Same issue when trying to connect via outlook directly
Tried setting up a new user, same issue
I can connect with outlook 2010 with full manual setup msstd, etc

I have a client with a SBS 2011 server who changed the email domain from mail.XXX-uk.com to remote.XXX.com. The internet domain name wizard was run reflecting the new domain and hence the new remote domain name of remote.XXX.com and a new verified SSL certificate was installed. Outlook Web Access and Remote Web Workplace work fine. All the internal clients appear to be connecting fine but the 2 remote clients which are Outlook 2016 are not connecting when using Outlook Anywhere and they get an error message "there is a problem with the proxy server's security certificate. The name on the certificate is invalid or does not match the name of the target site mail.XXX-uk.com." The actual target should be remote.XXX,com.
I did have a problem with the mail.XXX being stuck on the Exchange 2010 smtp service but it appears to be cleared now.

Want to have a cheap (free) and good local backup solution for SBS 2016 Essentials. The backup target would be QNAP TS-251+-2G NAS.

I think that Microsoft's own Server Backup is good for this but don't want to utilize iSCSI. iSCSI is imo problematic if we have a total server crash.

Do you have any ideas what else we can use? The QNAP has plenty of features and maybe there is something else for the job?

Very small 6 workstation environment.

dell poweredge t310 windows 2008 server standard/premium with service pack 2
install fails due to missing drivers. need to get drivers and how to install drivers.
dell site has drivers and try to install need help. 64bit o/s win2008 sbs standard
Thanks Bob

I have a Microsoft small business server 2008 running exchange server 2007 that I wish to retire ASAP
the plan is to migrate all 10 users to office 365 Exchange Plan 1
- I have already set up the 10 onMicrosoft.com email accounts on office 365 Exchange
- a few weeks ago, I posted for help to migrate a 36 GB public folder to office 365. With all the scripting and complexity involved, I decided not to go that route
- it is my understanding that I should be able to create a shared folder within the office 365 portal that I can share with all 10 created accounts. I have already tested backing up the entire public folder to a PST file and accessing it as an archive file in the current Windows environment so I'm wondering if there's a way to create a shared folder and import all the contents of this PST file I created.

I want to be able to share a public calendar, public contacts and all seven folders that are currently part of the current public folder under exchange server 2007.

I was told that there is a way to do this. It is my understanding that there is no additional fee from Microsoft to create the shared folder - for there is no licensed additional email account required

Any help with this project will be appreciated