If you have feedback for TechNet Subscriber Support, to learn more. Mark the replies as answers if they helped. Pay attention that you should uninstall Mailbox servers first, then UM, HUB, and lastly CAS. Make sure that you completely understand the risk before retrieving any suggestions from the above link. Microsoft cannot make any representations regarding the quality, safety, or suitability of any software or information found there. The sites are not controlled by Microsoft. For reference: Decommissioning Exchange 2010 DAG Note: Microsoft is providing this information as a convenience to you. Since you have a DAG, you should remove passive db copies, remove DAG members then remove the DAG. Then you can uninstall Exchange 2010 from Control Panel.įor reference: Decommissioning Legacy Exchange Servers Don’t forget to check your DNS records which have relation to Exchange 2010.ħ. Uninstall other third-party agents or software based on Exchange features, such as Antivirus, Backup, Monitoring.Ħ. Make sure the server to uninstall is not used as a Source Server on any Send Connector.ĥ. Delete public folders and remove Public Folder databases.Ĥ.

Delete all mailboxes and remove Mailbox databases.Ģ. Since lots of important information are included in ADSI Edit, and it may cause more serious issues if something is done in a wrong way, we generally strongly discouraged to use ADSI Edit to uninstallġ. The supported way is to use control panel to uninstall. Yes, we need something to check and remove before uninstalling Exchange server, and you have to recover and uninstall every server.

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