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Written by:Gary
7/5/2008 4:01 PM

Today I started having a problem starting the Exchange Management Console for Exchange 2007. When attempting to run it I would get this error:

Active Directory server [Domain Controller] is not available. Error Message: A local error occured. It was running command 'get-ExchangeAdministrator'.

After performing quite a bit of searching on this problem I found the solution people were advocating was to delete the users profile. Well I was not satisified with that so I kept digging. Being that deleting the profile fixed the problem, It had to be in the users registry or the application data folders. After digging around for almost an hour, I discovered that a saved login credential was the cause of the problem. Deleting the saved login corrected the problem without deleting the user profile.

Quick way to fix: Goto Control Panel, User Accounts, Advanced, Manage Passwords OR Start Run "control keymgr.dll" and delete your credentials matching the server.

Additional error messages:

Microsoft Exchange Error
--------------------------------------------------------
The following error(s) were reported while loading topology information:

get-ExchangeServer
Failed
Error:
Active Directory server [Domain Controller] is not available. Error message: A local error occurred.

A local error occurred.

 

 

get-UMServer
Failed
Error:
Active Directory server [Domain Controller] is not available. Error message: A local error occurred.

A local error occurred.

Gary Herbstman
http://bytesolutions.com

 

 

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