Remove Exchange Virtual Server cannot be performed because the corresponding Exchange Virtual Server objects in Active Directory have not been found. If you have not previously removed this Exchange Virtual Server, the corresponding Active Directory objects may have been created on a different domain controller and may not have been fully replicated to all domain controllers. In the case where you have removed the Exchange Virtual Server, the Cluster Administrator tool should be used to delete the System Attendant resource and its dependents in order to clean up the cluster configuration.
Remote server {2} does not support the 8BITMIME verb. This will prevent routing of mails requiring the 8BITMIME extension. ...
Remote server {2} failed the mail acceptance test. BDAT command: {1}. Check for firewalls and applications that can possibly ...
Remote server {2} refused the test mail to recipient '{3}'. If this remote server belongs to a remote domain, this is not ...
Removal of transaction log files will be delayed if any database in the storage group is offline when a backup of the storage ...
Remove Exchange Virtual Server cannot be performed because the corresponding Exchange Virtual Server objects in Active Directory ...
Remove-OWAVirtualDirectory could not find a Web site with the path {0} to search for virtual directories that are using forms-based ...
Removes a self-signed SSL certificate from the specified local machine certificate store, including all certificate copies ...
Removes the provisioned server object. /ForeignForestFQDN Creates another set of Exchange security groups in a separate forest. ...
Removing Address List "{0}" and updating all recipients that fall under its recipient filter. This action may take a long ...