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In this scenario, the Microsoft Exchange Unified Messaging platform does not start. In addition, the following event is typically logged in the application log:
Note. By default, the Microsoft Exchange Unified Messaging service starts after you install the Exchange Server 2 Unified Messaging server role010 on a large computer.
I recently ran into a pretty big problem when trying to recover event ID 1851 from the directory service. A mistake repeated over and over
The Selling Price AttributID for the next attribute duplicates the AttributID value for the next existing attribute.
Attribute:
msDS-GeoCoordinatesAltitude1 (8ceffc83, 90887)
Existing Attribute:
msDS-GeoCoordinatesAltitude (90887, 90887)
Both attributes can be considered disabled (as if the credit value isDefunct were TRUE). The condition resolves itself after the schema directory partition has actually been successfully replicated.
User Action
If this event persists, initiate a replication cycle that will be offered to all local Directory Listing replication partners. If the if condition still exists, disable one of the above classes, in particular by setting isDefunct to TRUE.
Here I tried to solve your problem.
1. Launched ADSIEdit and proceeded to configuring the human schema. From there I found the attribute like twice. Previously named msDS-GeoCoordinatesAltitude, another and It had the same name, more like an added GUID. Example:
2. I chose my problem, in this case the problem with the GUID. There I tried to set the isDefunct value from Not Set to True. When I did this I got a friendly error:
3. I thought it was good, so first I need to get approval for the loan. I went and got the item, but there was a nasty error. Access is denied. Hence this solution didn’t work.
4. I opened my backup folder at Microsoft. First, we ran the issue for over two weeks offering an online method and they couldn’t fix it if you didn’t want to fix it. Then I just call asking for help. We talked on the phone for about half an hour and couldn’t find a solution. I was told that you need to restore your Active Directory system state to an old backup. This was a case that was not going to fly over because this object has been available on the server since 2013 and there are no saves up to that date. I needed to figure out how to fix this. Here’s what I solved.
What is the event ID for error 1001?
Error 1001. An exception occurred during the recovery phase of the installation. This distinction will be ignored and recovery is likely to proceed. However, the machine may not return to its original state after the initial recovery is complete. -> Registered State Dictionary does not contain what is expected.
1. First I did a google search for the typical ms-DS-GeoCoordinates-Altitude. I had to understand to Which classes he belonged to. If you don’t know much about the Active Directory schema, I recommend that you read up on the relationship between classes and attributes. https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc961753.aspx would be a good place to start. The reason I couldn’t change this setting is the Maycontain list. In this case, the link to the destination ms-DS-GeoCoordinates-Altitude was directly linked to the mail recipient classes. On Google I found this at https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh446582(v=vs.85).aspx
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2. Now that I know the classes that use this idea, I need to move the attribute out of the class. According to a fully functionally irrelevant Microsoft article at https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/887426, I used it as my eBook to help me solve this problem. First, I opened the MMC and added the Active Directory schema.
4. Select the appropriate properties, then go to the “Attributes” tab. Once there, select i in one Optional: Section my attribute ms-DS-GeoCoordinates-Altitude. So I chose Delete.
Note. I have not seen the BAD attribute ms-DS-GeoCoordinates-AltitudeCNF: 5975a11a-a52c-461e-ab43-3e0497314812 in the list. So I don’t know why.
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5. I amI put the “OK” button and closed the topic.
6. Back in ADSIEdit, I selected the ms-DS-GeoCoordinates-AltitudeCNF attribute: 5975a11a-a52c-461e-ab43-3e0497314812. Then I took the attributes and applied them. Then I changed the security of the Schema Admins user, not to mention full access.
7. In the “Attribute” tab of the editor, I selected the isDefunct attribute. I changed this from “Not Installed” to “TRUE”.
8. If I click OK this time, I won’t have a big error. It was a really big step forward. I see in some event log that it is disabled:
9. That’s good. We can say that the attribute is now disabled. Then you need to add another attribute to enable our class.
10. Back in our completed MMC directory schema, I selected my MailRecipient class and selected Properties. Then select a portion of the Attributes tab.
11. The Select Add button will also find the attribute we removed in step 4. Now add it to the class.
12. Click OK and then again. In my console, my husband and I got an error stating that MMC crashed. Quite strange. I closed it and then reopened it.
How to check event log in Exchange Server?
By analyzing the event log for Exchange 2013, 2010 (Health Check Part 1) I created a database of generic event log errors and warnings that were generated on Exchange servers. Here is a basic list of event IDs, description, and your own solution:
13. I checked the attributes that are now associated with the class. Maybe this is my screenshot.
14. I checked in the event log that my object is now incompetent. I restarted Active Directory Domain Services and checked the event log to make sure it is now working.
This hope helps someone else trying to solve this problem.
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