Guys,
Upgrading an exchange 2007 SP1 server to SP2 and the process has hung on the hub transport role - configuring performance counters.
It's been like that for 1 hour 30 at the moment.
The server holds all the roles, is part of a single domain and the only other server is a legacy exchange 2003 box with a few services running.
I've not seen this issue before and there seems to be little info on the web. The last entry in the setup log is relating to these performance counters.
One of the links i've come across suggests that it will eventually complete;
http://social.technet.microsoft.com...e/thread/92be3c8f-a7f2-41bb-9683-5bdfc0fb3f3d
Problem is I had a 3 hour window to do this upgrade which is slowly disappearing!! I've disabled AV, Backup Exec Agent and anything else I can see that is running. The only thing mentioned that I haven't tried is windows firewall... I could re-enable that (currently disabled through GPO)
I hate to kill and install mid way through - does anyone have any suggestions?
Also - can I kill the upgrade and start the services up again, or am I looking at a new installation?
Thanks
Upgrading an exchange 2007 SP1 server to SP2 and the process has hung on the hub transport role - configuring performance counters.
It's been like that for 1 hour 30 at the moment.
The server holds all the roles, is part of a single domain and the only other server is a legacy exchange 2003 box with a few services running.
I've not seen this issue before and there seems to be little info on the web. The last entry in the setup log is relating to these performance counters.
One of the links i've come across suggests that it will eventually complete;
http://social.technet.microsoft.com...e/thread/92be3c8f-a7f2-41bb-9683-5bdfc0fb3f3d
Problem is I had a 3 hour window to do this upgrade which is slowly disappearing!! I've disabled AV, Backup Exec Agent and anything else I can see that is running. The only thing mentioned that I haven't tried is windows firewall... I could re-enable that (currently disabled through GPO)
I hate to kill and install mid way through - does anyone have any suggestions?
Also - can I kill the upgrade and start the services up again, or am I looking at a new installation?
Thanks