I would suggest using ADSIEdit. 1. Start | Run | "mmc" | OK 2. Console | Add/Remove Snap-in 3. Add button | ADSI Edit | Add | Close 4. OK 5. Right click on ADSI Edit and choose "Connect to..." 6. Under "Naming Context" select "Configuration Container" | OK 7. Expand Configuration Container | expand "CN=Configuration,DC=<domain>" 8. Expand CN=Services | CN=Microsoft Exchange | CN=<organization name> 9. Expand CN=Administrative Groups, CN=<administrative group> | CN=Servers
You should now see a listing of your Exchange servers. Blast Server A. This will remove Server A from AD entirely which will remove it from the Exchange System Manager. Let me know if you have any questions or issues. > Exchange 2k, SP3 > Win2k, SP3. > > I was running an Exchange2k server which needed to be rebuilt (server = > A). I > moved all mailboxes across to another E2K server (server B) and rebuilt = > the > original server which became the new main E2K server (server C). I then = > moved > the mailboxes and public folders across from Server B to Server C. > All well and good. > However I now have three E2K servers in my organisation and I can't seem = > to > delete Server A. I know what I did wrong (ie I didn't decommission it > properly) but how do I get rid of this machine from my current E2K > organisation? All traces of the original machine appear to have gone in = > AD, > it is only System Manager that displays it (though there are one or two = > minor > authentication issues). > Please help! _________________________________________________________________ List posting FAQ: http://www.swinc.com/resource/exch_faq.htm Archives: http://www.swynk.com/sitesearch/search.asp To unsubscribe: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Exchange List admin: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
