Added/changed the following keys in the registry. Restarted the server twice and everything started both times. Registry path Registry subkey (Multi_SZ) Registry value HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE System CurrentControlSet Services MSExchangeEdgeSync DependOnService MSExchangeADTopology, MSExchangeSA HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE System CurrentControlSet Services MSExchangeRPC DependOnService MSExchangeADTopology, MSExchangeSA Registry path Registry subkey (DWORD) Registry value (Decimal, the value is in seconds) HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE System CurrentControlSet Services MSExchangeSA Parameters BootPause 120 this is how the problem was fixed!! Thank You Chandu.com!

I've had this issue before on a test environment. Upgrading Exchange to Service Pack 1 is what fixed it for me, however I remember clearly it wasn't smooth and I had a lot of fun doing it.

Feb 22, 2012  i'm running Exchange 2010 on SBS 2011 and i've noticed that the 'Microsoft Exchange RPC Client Access' service doesn't start. Oct 01, 2012  SBS 2011 ms exchange services not starting up. Is for General Discussions on Small Business Server 2011. Microsoft Exchange RPC Client Access.

I'm looking around for documentation for you on the upgrade but apparently it's not supported yet as I don't see any mention of it. I believe in order to upgrade to SP1. You need to uninstall the current version of Exchange and then re-install the one with SP1, the problem is this will break your license and after the re-install it'll ask you for a Product Key. Microsoft Edge Sync is only used in the case where you installed the Exchange Edge Transport Rule to help protect against malware/spam/viruses in your emails. I agree, like I said the one I did it on was a test box, I'm just putting it out there if someone knows if it's possible to upgrade to SP1 for Exchange 2010 (why would Microsoft NOT support it.that doesnt make any sense to me???) then it would fix his issue. For the meantime a simple startup script in group policy will resolve the issue -as long as it's timed so that it doesnt conflict with the other startup services.

Out of curiousity did you try setting the service to 'Automatic (Delayed Start)' Greenlight. Service Pack 1 for SBS 2011 is different then Service Pack 1 for Exchange, two seperate softwares with two seperate service packs. Here's an idea of what the script should look like: net start MSExchangeRPC net start MSExchangeFBA You just need something to delay it a few minutes while the services try starting and error out the first time. Perhaps ping an invalid IP address a few times first so the batch file would look like: ping 192.192.192.192 -n 8 net start MSExchangeRPC net start MSExchangeFBA If it's too long or too short just change the number 8 -its the number of pings to perform.

SBS 2011 already has Exchange 2010 SP1 built in so why would you try to install it? Neo geo rom ng sfix rom. Steve wrote in message news:556cb804-a143-471d-9c27-99310a15c421@communitybridge.codeplex.com.

I've had this issue before on a test environment. Upgrading Exchange to Service Pack 1 is what fixed it for me, however I remember clearly it wasn't smooth and I had a lot of fun doing it. I'm looking around for documentation for you on the upgrade but apparently it's not supported yet as I don't see any mention of it. I believe in order to upgrade to SP1. You need to uninstall the current version of Exchange and then re-install the one with SP1, the problem is this will break your license and after the re-install it'll ask you for a Product Key. Microsoft Edge Sync is only used in the case where you installed the Exchange Edge Transport Rule to help protect against malware/spam/viruses in your emails. Added/changed the following keys in the registry.