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From: Brian on 5 Apr 2010 16:11 My server is in pretty bad shape. I inherited it needing a rebuild. The admin before laughed and said "good luck" on the way out the door. I attempted to upgrade to Sp2 in hopes that some of the issues would get resolved. That didn't quite work out. The upgrade just hung. I had to end task it. Sp2 disabled all of the exchange services. I managed to get everything back up and running with the exception of BIS. I think that one of the services it is dependent on is disabled. Do you guys know what services BIS is dependent on? I plan on building a new exchange server early next week, however in the meantime, the CEO wants her email on her BB. So any help would be really appreciated.
From: Ed Crowley [MVP] on 5 Apr 2010 20:35
Is there anything in the event log? -- Ed Crowley MVP "There are seldom good technological solutions to behavioral problems." .. "Brian" <brokenframe(a)hotmail.com> wrote in message news:0FFA22BC-DBA0-4B46-A8A0-A5AD1EC33B0C(a)microsoft.com... > My server is in pretty bad shape. I inherited it needing a rebuild. The > admin before laughed and said "good luck" on the way out the door. I > attempted to upgrade to Sp2 in hopes that some of the issues would get > resolved. That didn't quite work out. The upgrade just hung. I had to end > task it. Sp2 disabled all of the exchange services. I managed to get > everything back up and running with the exception of BIS. I think that one > of the services it is dependent on is disabled. Do you guys know what > services BIS is dependent on? I plan on building a new exchange server > early next week, however in the meantime, the CEO wants her email on her > BB. So any help would be really appreciated. |