The local computer is a Message Queuing routing server that formerly belonged to the '%1' domain and is now operating in workgroup mode. Other Message Queuing clients still regard this computer as a routing server and will try to route messages through this computer. To solve this problem, you need to manually delete the Message Queuing objects for this computer in Active Directory Domain Services. Please delete the following two objects: 1) The msmq object under the computer object of this computer in the Computers container in the Active Directory Users and Computers snap-in: 'CN=msmq,CN=%2,CN=computers,DC=%1,DC=...' 2) The MSMQ Settings object under the server object for this computer in the Active Directory Sites and Services snap-in: 'CN=MSMQ Settings,CN=%2,CN=Servers,CN=,CN=Sites,CN=Configuration,DC=...' You also need to uninstall Routing Support and Down-level Client Support by using Server Role Manager.
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The local administrator password exceeds the maximum password length requirement of the password policy. Supply a shorter ...
The local computer is a Message Queuing routing server that formerly belonged to the '%1' domain and is now operating in ...
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The local directory service has denied a replication attempt on the following directory partition. The following directory ...
The local directory service has detected an incorrect serverReference value on the following server object. Server object: ...
The local directory service was prompted to add a writable replica of the following directory partition. The local directory ...