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From: yaro137 on 18 May 2010 09:40
A couple of months after swinging SBS2003 server to 2008 when I run
the Exchange BPA I noticed that it still tries to communicate with the
old migration PC. How can this be fixed? The Computer object doesn't
exist in the AD any more. Also there are no DNS records referencing
it. The migration PC is long gone so I can't use it to remove the
routing group which apparently it was a master of.
yaro
From: Larry Struckmeyer[SBS-MVP] on 18 May 2010 11:29
Yaro:

Suggest you contact www.sbsmigration.com for the answer to this question,
as it is impossible to tell from here what you did or did not do, or what
you might have missed for this to pop up now.

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Larry
Please post the resolution to your
issue so others may benefit
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> A couple of months after swinging SBS2003 server to 2008 when I run
> the Exchange BPA I noticed that it still tries to communicate with the
> old migration PC. How can this be fixed? The Computer object doesn't
> exist in the AD any more. Also there are no DNS records referencing
> it. The migration PC is long gone so I can't use it to remove the
> routing group which apparently it was a master of.
> yaro


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