Alternative Methods to Obtain a Dump of an Object
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 271201 - In Microsoft Exchange Server version 5.5, you can perform a raw dump to create an Admindmp.txt file to view the attributes and values of an object. In Exchange 2000 Server, you can obtain this information from the Active Directory.
This article describes two alternative methods to obtain a raw
dump of a container or object, in addition to the method that is
described in the following Microsoft Knowledge Base article: Q255253
Exchange 2000 Server Cannot Load Information Store and Clients Cannot Gain Access to E-mail
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 296727 - When File Replication Service (FRS - tries to replicate folders that have been deleted, Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server may be unable to load the information store. Users may not be able to access their
messages.
How to Collect Diagnostic Data for Information Store Troubleshooting
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 257725 - Your ability to effectively troubleshoot Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server information store-related issues depends largely on the type and amount of diagnostic information that you gather. The Exchange 2000 information store exposes
diagnostic information in a variety of places, and you can take
advantage of the various types of diagnostic information to assist
you in troubleshooting information store issues. This article
explains how to collect the various types of diagnostic
information available to you.
How to Reset Microsoft Exchange Dirsync Numbers
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 264685 - Sometimes you need to reset the directory synchronization (dirsync) sequence numbers when you are troubleshooting Microsoft Mail directory synchronization problems with a Microsoft Exchange 2000 server that is participating as a requestor
as the dirsync server.
How to Generate an ADC Dump
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 270633 - When you run the ADCdump utility successfully, it provides an Adcdump.txt file as output, which shows information about a specific object such as a recipient (user, distribution list, contact). The information includes all attributes for the
object as they exist in the Microsoft Exchange Server 5.5
directory and in Microsoft Windows 2000 Active Directory. You can
use it to compare object attributes as they exist in two
directories. The ADCdump utility can be useful in troubleshooting
non-delivery receipt (NDR) problems as well as in other
troubleshooting tasks.
How to Troubleshoot Exchange 2000 System Attendant Startup Failures
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 245024 - Under certain circumstances, your Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server system attendant may not start, which prevents all other Exchange 2000 services from starting as well. To ascertain the cause of the failure, you can run diagnostics logging
on the system attendant by using the Exchange System Manager.
Information to Obtain When You Are Troubleshooting the Active Directory Connector
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 256160 - The following task list summarizes the information you need when you are troubleshooting the Active Directory
Connector:
Troubleshooting Active Directory Connector Replication Issues
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 253841 - An entry may not be replicated by the Active Directory Connector (ADC) for several reasons. This article contains troubleshooting information to help you identify the
issue.
Troubleshooting a Remote Online Backup of Exchange 2000
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 275676 - When you use the Ntbackup utility remotely from the server to back up Exchange 2000 Server, you may receive the following error
messages:
Troubleshooting the Site Replication Service When Information Does Not Replicate to Active Directory
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 251126 - The Active Directory Connector (ADC) is operational and other Connection Agreements (CA) replicate. However, the CA that replicates information from the Site Replication Service (SRS) to Active Directory does not update or
replicate.
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