If the Microsoft Exchange Directory service fails to start, either because
the computer name has been changed or there is file corruption, you need to
determine the organization name, site name, and possibly the computer name.
To re-create the same machine configuration, you must determine the
computer name. To determine these names, you need to find the file called
"Exchange Server Setup.log," located in the root of the disk drive where
the Microsoft Exchange Server is installed.
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To determine the organization, site, and computer name:
1. | In the root directory of the computer running Microsoft Exchange
Server, locate a file called "Exchange Server Setup.log."
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2. | Using Notepad or another text editor, search the log for the first
occurrence of "Creating." This will display the organization, site, and
computer name. Because the file is appended each time Setup is run,
there may be multiple Setup details in the file.
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3. | To display the latest log, go to the bottom of the file and search
upwards for the "Creating Object" line.
In the "Creating Object" line, the organization, site, and computer
names are displayed as shown below:
/o=<Organization>/ou=<sitename>/cn=configuration/
cn=servers/cn=<computername>
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