exchange 2003 help??

I have a Windows 2000 Domain, 3 DC's one of the DC's is
running exchange 5.5. The current 2000 domain was just
upgraded from NT 4. I'm running a 2003 ADC for the
exchange 5.5 server and Active directory.
I have a windows 2003 server with exchange 2003
installed, and I'm in the process of migrating from the
5.5 server to the exchange 2003 server.
Everything has gone fine, I went through all of the
Steps for installing exchange 2003 with exchange 5.5.
After
installing exchange 2003 on the 2003 server, I get
Event ID 9157 and after I logon to the exchange server It
just sits there saying Applying computer settings. When I
connect to the server's event log It has the event 9157
which says that the Microsoft Exchange System Attendant
does not have sufficient rights to read Exchange
configuration objects in Active Directory. When I look at
the service it is set to log on as Local System Account.
So I change it to the Domain Admin account and the
computer starts up but Exchange System Attendant Starts
and then stops. I went over Article - 297295 and
everything was in order.
The Server is having no problem logging onto the Domain.
Can anyone give me some ideas.


Jason

Al
Fri Feb 27 14:11:02 CST 2004

Have you changed any GPO's especially the default domain GPO? Did you move
the server?
Permissions change?


Al

"Jason" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>
> I have a Windows 2000 Domain, 3 DC's one of the DC's is
> running exchange 5.5. The current 2000 domain was just
> upgraded from NT 4. I'm running a 2003 ADC for the
> exchange 5.5 server and Active directory.
> I have a windows 2003 server with exchange 2003
> installed, and I'm in the process of migrating from the
> 5.5 server to the exchange 2003 server.
> Everything has gone fine, I went through all of the
> Steps for installing exchange 2003 with exchange 5.5.
> After
> installing exchange 2003 on the 2003 server, I get
> Event ID 9157 and after I logon to the exchange server It
> just sits there saying Applying computer settings. When I
> connect to the server's event log It has the event 9157
> which says that the Microsoft Exchange System Attendant
> does not have sufficient rights to read Exchange
> configuration objects in Active Directory. When I look at
> the service it is set to log on as Local System Account.
> So I change it to the Domain Admin account and the
> computer starts up but Exchange System Attendant Starts
> and then stops. I went over Article - 297295 and
> everything was in order.
> The Server is having no problem logging onto the Domain.
> Can anyone give me some ideas.
>
>
> Jason
>

anonymous
Fri Feb 27 16:58:58 CST 2004

No, nothing has changed.
>-----Original Message-----
>Have you changed any GPO's especially the default domain
GPO? Did you move
>the server?
>Permissions change?
>
>
>Al
>
>"Jason" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message
>news:07bf01c3fd58$feb6fb60$a601280a@phx.gbl...
>>
>> I have a Windows 2000 Domain, 3 DC's one of the DC's is
>> running exchange 5.5. The current 2000 domain was just
>> upgraded from NT 4. I'm running a 2003 ADC for the
>> exchange 5.5 server and Active directory.
>> I have a windows 2003 server with exchange 2003
>> installed, and I'm in the process of migrating from the
>> 5.5 server to the exchange 2003 server.
>> Everything has gone fine, I went through all of the
>> Steps for installing exchange 2003 with exchange 5.5.
>> After
>> installing exchange 2003 on the 2003 server, I get
>> Event ID 9157 and after I logon to the exchange server
It
>> just sits there saying Applying computer settings.
When I
>> connect to the server's event log It has the event 9157
>> which says that the Microsoft Exchange System Attendant
>> does not have sufficient rights to read Exchange
>> configuration objects in Active Directory. When I look
at
>> the service it is set to log on as Local System
Account.
>> So I change it to the Domain Admin account and the
>> computer starts up but Exchange System Attendant Starts
>> and then stops. I went over Article - 297295 and
>> everything was in order.
>> The Server is having no problem logging onto the
Domain.
>> Can anyone give me some ideas.
>>
>>
>> Jason
>>
>
>
>.
>

Al
Sun Feb 29 17:55:54 CST 2004

Reading the configuration container information is usually name resolution
or a permissions change. If it used to work, then something changed. Group
membership, GPO, or something similar. Are you the only one who could have
changed anything?
Or is it possible that somebody else did something and this is the result?

<anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:3a0501c3fd85$48c53fb0$a101280a@phx.gbl...
> No, nothing has changed.
> >-----Original Message-----
> >Have you changed any GPO's especially the default domain
> GPO? Did you move
> >the server?
> >Permissions change?
> >
> >
> >Al
> >
> >"Jason" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
> message
> >news:07bf01c3fd58$feb6fb60$a601280a@phx.gbl...
> >>
> >> I have a Windows 2000 Domain, 3 DC's one of the DC's is
> >> running exchange 5.5. The current 2000 domain was just
> >> upgraded from NT 4. I'm running a 2003 ADC for the
> >> exchange 5.5 server and Active directory.
> >> I have a windows 2003 server with exchange 2003
> >> installed, and I'm in the process of migrating from the
> >> 5.5 server to the exchange 2003 server.
> >> Everything has gone fine, I went through all of the
> >> Steps for installing exchange 2003 with exchange 5.5.
> >> After
> >> installing exchange 2003 on the 2003 server, I get
> >> Event ID 9157 and after I logon to the exchange server
> It
> >> just sits there saying Applying computer settings.
> When I
> >> connect to the server's event log It has the event 9157
> >> which says that the Microsoft Exchange System Attendant
> >> does not have sufficient rights to read Exchange
> >> configuration objects in Active Directory. When I look
> at
> >> the service it is set to log on as Local System
> Account.
> >> So I change it to the Domain Admin account and the
> >> computer starts up but Exchange System Attendant Starts
> >> and then stops. I went over Article - 297295 and
> >> everything was in order.
> >> The Server is having no problem logging onto the
> Domain.
> >> Can anyone give me some ideas.
> >>
> >>
> >> Jason
> >>
> >
> >
> >.
> >