So.
Being the Masochist I am. I am willing to take on all comers in a round of "ASK ODIN YOUR COMPUTER QUESTIONS"
NOTE: I will invariably deride your computer choices and make fun of your technique.
Second NOTE: I will summarily require or not require Hijack this posts, however most of those aren't going to help me.
THIRD NOTE: I can help you most with networking/troubleshooting/issues with interrelatability. The phUnk/md9 class for video/graphic problems is down the street.
Here is one to start with:
THE GREAT JCB.DLL ESEUTIL PROBLEM
There is an issue out there while running eseutil to defrag your exchange database that after getting to 10 percent or 20 percent you will get a message giving you information about the JCB.dll. Your exchange defrag will not continue AND the information that links to Technet site does not help you.
There isn't much info on the web about this issue, and most of it won't help you fix the problem. Websites will tell you to run the best practices analyzer for exchange and fix related problems. While this is a good idea, in a running server environment it can be difficult to reboot the server to fix these registry issues without hacking off the man.
Plus this won't fix your problem. The defrag on the private store will still stop after 10%.
So here is the issue. In the install/placement of the eseutil, many admins copy the eseutil to a new directory (IE mdadata) to help run the defrag from the command line without remembering alot of long paths.
HOWEVER THIS IS THE PROBLEM.
If you try to regsvr the jcb.dll file it comes back with an error. The reason for this is that the jcb.dll doesn't need to be registered in a specific area. You need the eseutil, the jcb.dll and the dependencies of the eseutil (msoxa? and others) in the SAME directory. Copy all the necessary files to the correct directory, or run your eseutil from the Bin directory and this will allow your defrag to complete.
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