Help needed with corrupted Roaming Profile

[Guest North Coast Sea Foods]

I have a couple of corrupted Roaming User Profiles.

 

I know I can delete these and redo the user and the roaming properties.

 

However, I also have Exchange 2003 running, which authenticates against the

AD.

 

What happens if I delete and re-do the user profile, without

deleting/purging the mailbox?

 

Thx

[Guest RedCellNL]

RE: Help needed with corrupted Roaming Profile

 

They can safely be deleted. And will be re-created with login.

 

"North Coast Sea Foods" wrote:

> I have a couple of corrupted Roaming User Profiles.

>

> I know I can delete these and redo the user and the roaming properties.

>

> However, I also have Exchange 2003 running, which authenticates against the

> AD.

>

> What happens if I delete and re-do the user profile, without

> deleting/purging the mailbox?

>

> Thx

>

>

>

[Guest John D. Leonard -- Sage]

Re: Help needed with corrupted Roaming Profile

 

ARE YOU SAYING THAT THE MAILBOX WILL REMAIN INTACT, WHEN I DELETE THE USER

ACCOUNT?

 

THX

 

--

John D. Leonard -- Sage

"RedCellNL" <RedCellNL@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:F11556AE-F6C0-466B-BF82-594E9057CB01@microsoft.com...

> They can safely be deleted. And will be re-created with login.

>

> "North Coast Sea Foods" wrote:

>

>> I have a couple of corrupted Roaming User Profiles.

>>

>> I know I can delete these and redo the user and the roaming properties.

>>

>> However, I also have Exchange 2003 running, which authenticates against

>> the

>> AD.

>>

>> What happens if I delete and re-do the user profile, without

>> deleting/purging the mailbox?

>>

>> Thx

>>

>>

>>

[Guest RedCellNL]

Re: Help needed with corrupted Roaming Profile

 

Yes, when you create a new account you can then select the old mailbox and

the new created user is the owner of the old mailbox.

 

"John D. Leonard -- Sage" wrote:

> ARE YOU SAYING THAT THE MAILBOX WILL REMAIN INTACT, WHEN I DELETE THE USER

> ACCOUNT?

>

> THX

>

> --

> John D. Leonard -- Sage

> "RedCellNL" <RedCellNL@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> news:F11556AE-F6C0-466B-BF82-594E9057CB01@microsoft.com...

> > They can safely be deleted. And will be re-created with login.

> >

> > "North Coast Sea Foods" wrote:

> >

> >> I have a couple of corrupted Roaming User Profiles.

> >>

> >> I know I can delete these and redo the user and the roaming properties.

> >>

> >> However, I also have Exchange 2003 running, which authenticates against

> >> the

> >> AD.

> >>

> >> What happens if I delete and re-do the user profile, without

> >> deleting/purging the mailbox?

> >>

> >> Thx

> >>

> >>

> >>

>

>

>

[Guest John D. Leonard -- Sage]

Re: Help needed with corrupted Roaming Profile

 

thx

 

--

John D. Leonard -- Sage

"RedCellNL" <RedCellNL@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:0543F0F5-D9BB-4ED7-8607-4762D680C9F0@microsoft.com...

> Yes, when you create a new account you can then select the old mailbox and

> the new created user is the owner of the old mailbox.

>

> "John D. Leonard -- Sage" wrote:

>

>> ARE YOU SAYING THAT THE MAILBOX WILL REMAIN INTACT, WHEN I DELETE THE

>> USER

>> ACCOUNT?

>>

>> THX

>>

>> --

>> John D. Leonard -- Sage

>> "RedCellNL" <RedCellNL@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

>> news:F11556AE-F6C0-466B-BF82-594E9057CB01@microsoft.com...

>> > They can safely be deleted. And will be re-created with login.

>> >

>> > "North Coast Sea Foods" wrote:

>> >

>> >> I have a couple of corrupted Roaming User Profiles.

>> >>

>> >> I know I can delete these and redo the user and the roaming

>> >> properties.

>> >>

>> >> However, I also have Exchange 2003 running, which authenticates

>> >> against

>> >> the

>> >> AD.

>> >>

>> >> What happens if I delete and re-do the user profile, without

>> >> deleting/purging the mailbox?

>> >>

>> >> Thx

>> >>

>> >>

>> >>

>>

>>

>>