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 I have a problem, i haven`t access to active directory after install exchange
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microsoft active directory extension exchange acceso denegado dispositivo: win32 N? de id c0070005 microsoft active directory:extension exchange

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ASKED: January 19, 2005  5:04 PM
UPDATED: March 5, 2008  8:27 PM
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1. Have you restarted the machine and then tried to access AD? 2. Is Exchane on the same server as AD? This is not a recommended proctice, it it is, but it does work. If it is on another server, where are you trying to access it from? 3. Any error messages or event log entries? Follow these up and you should be able to discover the fix for the error. 4. As you can see, there is an extraodinary lack of informtion in your question to go on. Please post the whole situation, servers, location af ad error messages or lack thereof, versions, etc., so we have something to go on rather than doing a wastful Q&A session to get the information needed to resolve the problem.
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Hi,

Just throwing “c0070005″ into google give the following KB article http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=http://support.microsoft.com%2Fservicedesks%2Fbin%2Fkbsearch.asp%3Farticle%3D323915

Which only applies if the conditions as specified.

As the post above states, it would be userful to know:

Operating System Version
Exchange Server Version
Operating System Patch Level
Exchange Server Patch Level
If the server is a domain controller (have you run DCPROMO on it?) or if it is a member server.

I’m assuming that you have administrator priviliges in all of this, if not we need to know that too.

Regards,

Snowin

Snowin
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Try to first uninstall Exchange Snap-ins, go to add remove programs, exchange, press on the change or remove button, follow the wizard, then when prompted to do an action, select change from the exchange node, and choose remove in the Exchange administartion tools, then re-install Windows Administration Tools from the Windows CD, run the adminpack.msi from the I386 folder, restart then re-install the exchange admin tools again using the same way you uninstalled it.

It might help

Mraslan
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