XCON: Lsdxamex.exe Application Error When Running LDE 3.2 Dirsync
Article ID: 199247
Article Last Modified on 10/28/2006
APPLIES TO
- LinkAge Message Exchange 3.2
- Microsoft Exchange Server 5.5 Standard Edition
This article was previously published under Q199247
SYMPTOMS
When you run directory synchronization (dirsync) between Exchange Server 5.5 (running on a Windows NT 4.0 computer with Service Pack 3 installed) and LinkAge Directory Exchange (LDE) 3.2, you receive the following application error message:
Lsdxamex.exe application error. The instruction at "0X002b9dbd"
referenced memory at "0X0000C" The memory could not be "read".
CAUSE
The cause of the problem is that a corrupted message is being processed by LDE.
WORKAROUND
- Look at the most recent linkage log file located in the Linkage\Logs folder. The files are created using the current date and adding a .log extension. Look in the log file for the location of the Dxamex.in and Dxm.in folders.
- Stop the Linkage Directory Exchange service and delete all .rdy and .mpb files in the Exchconn\Q\Dxamex.in\ and Exchconn\Q\Dxm.in\ folders.
- Start the LinkAge Directory Exchange service back up.
Now it is necessary to propagate the new information from the Linkage administrator program. In the Linkage Administrator program:
- Expand Directory Exchange Manager, expand Directory Exchange Agents, expand Linkage DXAMEX, and double-click Configuration.
- Double-click Propagation, click Send Updates, and then click Updates Only.
MORE INFORMATION
There is no message generated in the application log and no User.dmp file. This is not a Dr. Watson error.
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