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2007] >> General >> problem with Active Directory 0x8000FFFF Page: [1] Login Message << Older Topic Newer Topic >> problem an active directory error 0x8000ffff exchange 2007 with Active Directory 0x8000FFFF - 10.Apr.2010 7:09:27 AM human2x Posts: 10 Joined: 24.Mar.2010 Status: offline Hi All I have my exch-2007 installed on win 2008 machine. I created many mailbox and
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tried to send and recieve mails and every thing was excellent. The active directory was shut down for 2 days. Now I get a problem only in the Exchange server and not in other servers. When I start the EMC , it gives a message box stating : "An Active Directory Error 0x8000FFFF occurred while searching for domain controllers in domain aseeredu.com: Logon failure: Unknown username or an active directory error 0x51 bad password. It was running command 'get-ExchangeAdministrator' " Plzzzzzzzzzz Help < Message edited by human2x -- 10.Apr.2010 7:52:36 AM > Post #: 1 Featured Links* RE: problem with Active Directory 0x8000FFFF - 11.Apr.2010 2:34:55 PM geredharrao Posts: 1 Joined: 11.Apr.2010 Status: offline i assume your setup has exchange 2007 running on member server 2008 or domain server 2008. if it is on memeber server 2008, then check out if you are able to login on exchange server as administrator with domain controller credentials. if it says incorrect username and password then better login with local admin with that server as administrator credentials. change system setting by changing the network from domain to workgroup. check out the free space available in the system folder drive. you should have minimum 4 gb space. there is a possiblitiy due to transaction log of exchange server the space might had been less. then restart and again login on same local domain admin. check out the services using services.msc and make the startup type as manual of all exchange related services.again restart. now your server should able to login to domain controller with administrator credentials. (use switch user option for do
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0 Sign in to vote Hello, I have 4 domains in my forest.
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Domain 1: root domain Domain 2: NA Domain 3: EU Domain 4: AP Domain 5: SA I am currently error 0x8000ffff catastrophic failure usb logged into the Schema Master for the Root domain. From this server I can query the DC SRV records (_ldap._tcp.domain.com) for each domain. I can also ping, and log into each of the domain http://forums.msexchange.org/problem_with_Active_Directory_0x8000FFFF/m_1800530282/tm.htm controllers listed using my credentials (Enterprise Admin). My user account also has been delegated the Exchange Administrator role in the Exchange 2003 Organization. When I run setup /pl: sa.domain.com I get the following error: Active Directory error 0x8000FFFF occurred while searching for domain controllers in the domain domain5.com: Logon failure: unknown user name or bad password. At first glance it appears to be an authentication issue. But I can't https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/exchange/en-US/33f71593-2c71-492f-8353-4d3ff71ee971/problem-with-exchange-install?forum=exchangesvrdeploylegacy figure out how to resolve it. Thanks for the help in advance,-Robert Thursday, April 14, 2011 5:10 PM Reply | Quote Answers 0 Sign in to vote I think that this problem is confined to a single Domain Controller. I had just promoted a new DC to the root domain, and when I try to change domans from ADUC, all but one domain work. When I try to access my SA domain I get the same error: logon failure: bad user name or password. However when I try it again with the same user credentials from an older (32bit) domain controller, I don't have the same domain issue. The problem I now face is that the DC that doesn't work is my only 64 bit root DC. So it looks like I may be posting a question about this in the AD DS forums. Thanks for all your help-Robert Marked as answer by emma.yoyo Thursday, April 21, 2011 1:21 AM Friday, April 15, 2011 4:28 PM Reply | Quote All replies 0 Sign in to vote Please ensure the following are met To run this command to prepare every domain in the forest, you must be a member of the Enterprise Admins group. T
13, 20071 0 0 0 This is one of those issues that seems that it could be related to any array of issues, and really can only resolved by debugging into a local repro of the problem. In this case we were trying to open a connection https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/jeffga/2007/04/13/cdoexm-idatasource-open-returns-0x8000ffff-when-trying-to-connect-to-an-exchange-server/ to an Exchange server with CDOEXM to do some typical management work with the server. What happened in this this particular case is that thefollowing error was returned when trying to open a connection using the IExchangeServer Interface to the Exchange server. The error that we received: 0x8000FFFF - E_UNEXPECTED Here's a simple script that demonstrates the problem: Dim objExchangeServerSet objExchangeServer= CreateObject("CDOEXM.ExchangeServer") objExchangeServer.DataSource.Open("MyExchangeServerName") … your other logic here … Cause: When our script here active directory isdoing the Datasource.open(“MyExchangeServerName”) the CDOEXM code that is being used is doing some LDAP queries behind the scenes against the AD, this is all in preparation to connecting to the requested Exchange server.What happenswhenwe get this 0x8000FFFFerror returned, the LDAP query that CDOEXM usedreturns us two objects. This then indicates that wehave two Exchange servers orother type of naming conflictin this ORG. And for CDOEXM to properly connect to the Exchange in this instance we active directory error can only have one item returned to CDOEXM from the LDAPquery. So this means that we probably have one of the two items existing in this ORG: > 2 Exchange Servers with the same name, possible but unlikely. > A system Policy defined that has the same name as the Exchange server that we are trying to connect to with the CDOEXM code. In this case it was a system Policy that was defined in the ORG with the same name. Merely, going to the System Polices nodeand renaming the policy to something other then the name of the Exchange server allow the query to execute properly. So how do you tell if this is the issue here? The best way to confirm this is to use LDP to query the AD using the same query that CDOEXM is going to do to see if we get more than one result returned.Do the following steps and query in the LDP tool and examinethe responses that are returned: Launch LDP (Start -> Run -> LDP) Connection Menu -> Connect… Connection Menu -> Bind… Browse Menu -> Search In the Search dialog: ============================================================= In "Base Dn", enter: Select the second entry in the list. In "Filter", enter: "(&(objectClass=msExchExchangeServer)(cn=