Exchange 2007 introduces a completely updated GUI management console to replace the Exchange System Manager of previous versions. This new Exchange Management Console is still a Microsoft Managemen...
Updated Jul 01, 2019
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Its funny how much I've seen this subject danced around but no one truely addressing what quite a few are asking - where did the 'Exchange Tabs' go in ADUC?
Im running:
2003 DC w/AD - Running on a 2003 ENT R2 Server
Exchange 2007 - Running on a 2003 ENT R2 x64 Platform
Yes - installed the EMC on DC w/AD - no Exchange Tabs in ADUC
Yes - installed the 2003 Resource Kit SP1 on DC w/AD - no Exchange Tabs in ADUC
Yes - ensured the exchange schema was extended into AD - no Exchange Tabs in ADUC
Yes - checked the View > Advanced Features - no Exchange Tabs in ADUC
Yes - found the .dlls folks have been talking about, placed them on DC w/AD server and registered - no Exchange Tabs in ADUC
Yes - frustrated as all get out!!!
Nice idea that you can delete a mailbox and wipe out the AD account associated with it. Would be nice if when you created a mailbox it also created the AD account!!!
Happy to sit on the sidelines and pout, but would prefer an idea of WHERE it shows I screwed up OR I'm barking up the wrong tree. If AD / Exchange integration has taken a step back - might be time to go back to dixie cups and string.
Im running:
2003 DC w/AD - Running on a 2003 ENT R2 Server
Exchange 2007 - Running on a 2003 ENT R2 x64 Platform
Yes - installed the EMC on DC w/AD - no Exchange Tabs in ADUC
Yes - installed the 2003 Resource Kit SP1 on DC w/AD - no Exchange Tabs in ADUC
Yes - ensured the exchange schema was extended into AD - no Exchange Tabs in ADUC
Yes - checked the View > Advanced Features - no Exchange Tabs in ADUC
Yes - found the .dlls folks have been talking about, placed them on DC w/AD server and registered - no Exchange Tabs in ADUC
Yes - frustrated as all get out!!!
Nice idea that you can delete a mailbox and wipe out the AD account associated with it. Would be nice if when you created a mailbox it also created the AD account!!!
Happy to sit on the sidelines and pout, but would prefer an idea of WHERE it shows I screwed up OR I'm barking up the wrong tree. If AD / Exchange integration has taken a step back - might be time to go back to dixie cups and string.