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We run a single on-premises Exchange 2019 server at our office. Our sitewide antivirus system deleted from this server the following file as it identified it as bring a virus:
C:\Windows\system32\inetsrv\SrvGlbHttpModuleEx.dll
Now we cannot connect locally to serer via Exchange Management Shell or Exchange Admin Console. Lots of errors showing is Event Viewer regarding missing SrvGlbHttpModuleEx.dll
Is there any way to recover this file from say Exchange install media, etc without having to totally rebuild the server?
Solved my own issue. The dll file the anti-virus progam did delete was 100% a virus.
However the “applicationHost.config” file located under “C:\Windows\System32\inetsrv\config” still had reference to that dll under Global Modules. I deleted that line, restarted server and now Exchange Management Shell or Exchange Admin Console accessible.
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Hi @DaleBentley-5452
Glad to hear the issue has been resolved!
Please feel free to mark your reply as the answer to the question.
It would help other community members as well.
Thanks for the sharing.
Just looking for where you Mark as Answered, any directions?
Hi,
Can you see the "Accept Answer" button under your answer?
Like in the following screenshot:
You may click it to mark the reply as the answer to the question.
In addition, here is also a link with some more information for your reference: Accepted answers
Hi @DaleBentley-5452
Do you have other questions with accepting answers?
If you have any questions or needed further help on this issue, please feel free to post back.
If the issue has been resolved, please feel free to mark your reply as answer to the question.
I think this is a virus file but not sure. You need to remove it immediately. sometime, this will slow down your Exchange.