Google Groups no longer supports new Usenet posts or subscriptions. Historical content remains viewable.
Dismiss
Remove failed exchange CCR object
1 view
Skip to first unread message
Richard Foshea
Dec 29, 2009, 11:17:53 AM12/29/09
to
I have a 2007 SP1 exchange server with all roles installed on single server.
In an effort to provide disaster recovery / failover I installed an E2K7
CCR cluster and attached to the primary server.
All was well for several months and then all of the equipment at the physical
site was destroyed. I am left with the E2K7 CCR object in Active Directory
and I can't remove it.
I have tried to re-create the CCR on new hardware using the same naming conventions
used by the original but the installation fails saying the object already
exists.
If I delete the E2K7 CCR object using ADSI edit is there any other cleanup
required? Is there a better process to recover this?
In an effort to provide disaster recovery / failover I installed an E2K7
CCR cluster and attached to the primary server.
All was well for several months and then all of the equipment at the physical
site was destroyed. I am left with the E2K7 CCR object in Active Directory
and I can't remove it.
I have tried to re-create the CCR on new hardware using the same naming conventions
used by the original but the installation fails saying the object already
exists.
If I delete the E2K7 CCR object using ADSI edit is there any other cleanup
required? Is there a better process to recover this?
Best Regards
John Fullbright
Dec 30, 2009, 10:26:01 PM12/30/09
to
You could create another cluster, then use setup.exe /recovercms /cmsname
<name of cms> /cmsipaddress <IP address of CMS> to move the cms to new
hardware. Alternately, If you don't want the CMS, you could remove the
object from AD
<name of cms> /cmsipaddress <IP address of CMS> to move the cms to new
hardware. Alternately, If you don't want the CMS, you could remove the
object from AD
"Richard Foshea" wrote:
> .
>
0 new messages