Either AD or Exchange, where would i find this.....

[mrbios]

I've just run the Office 365 readiness tool only to find that it lists 3 email domains discovered, our main one + one misspelled one (it says schoo.net rather than school.net at the end) + one really old one from way way back.

 

Where in the depths of AD or exchange would i look to remove these?

 

I'm on an AD+DNS cleanup rampage at the moment, but this one is really bugging me!

[jamesreedersmith]

May be a job for ADSI Edit.

[mrbios]

May be a job for ADSI Edit.

 

I've been through all sections of the domain cleaning up DNS in there but i didn't spot anything to do with email domains while i was looking through, any ideas of the specific location for things like this?

 

EDIT: Oh i do have one other problem, i have a user that only shows up in ADSI Edit but any attempt to move or remove it gives me access denied. It's a remnant from an old domain, any ideas of how to get rid of that?

[EduTech]

Accepted Domains maybe in Exchange? :-) just a quick thought whilst i'm pondering around.. :|

 

James.

[mrbios]

Accepted Domains maybe in Exchange? :-) just a quick thought whilst i'm pondering around.. :|

 

James.

 

Nope that's not it, i assume that's not where it's pulling these from anyway as it doesn't list the @local address which is in there on exchange.

 

Interestingly though if anyone ever gets any old deleted DHCP servers in their "authorized DHCP Servers" list, i now know where to go to delete them lol...not what i was after but hey ho (Assuming it's the right place anyway.... configuration > Services > NetServices in ADSI Edit)

[mrbios]

Ah i found the bleeders. By exporting all the primary and secondary email addresses in to a csv from exchange i was able to filter and search for those two stray secondary domains.

[sukh]

Just make sure they dont come back if EAP was used to set them.