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by Patrick Genova (MSFT) » Tue, 09 Sep 2003 19:09:23 GMT

Hi Ben,

Do you see anything being logged in your Application log in the Event
Viewer? If so what events? In some cases the best thing to do in this
situation if the server is not a Cluster is to use the Re-Install option on
the Exchange CD. This will not touch your databases, it will only replace
any files that are either missing or damaged. Once you run the reinstall it
is also a good idea to reinstall the last Exchange Service Packs that you
have loaded.

Hope this Helps,

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