Found this issue when I ran the commands: (which I found at the article link below) Get-ActiveSyncVirtualDirectory -InternalURL Get-OABVirtualDirectory -InternalURL "These all failed with could not find domain controller" Playing wit the command I found that these commands did work and gave me the exact output I was looking for: Get-ActiveSyncVirtualDirectory |fl server,internalurl,externalurl Get-AutodiscoverVirtualDirectory |fl server,internalurl,externalurl Get-ClientAccessServer |fl server,internalurl,externalurl Get-ECPVirtualDirectory |fl server,internalurl,externalurl Get-OABVirtualDirectory |fl server,internalurl,externalurl Get-OWAVirtualDirectory |fl server,internalurl,externalurl Get-WebservicesVirtualDirectory |fl server,internalurl,externalurl Hope this helps!

Microsoft Exchange 2010 SP1 & SP2

Issue:

The following error was generated when "$error.Clear();

$vdirName = "PowerShell";

$InternalPowerShellUrl="http://" + $RoleFqdnOrName + "/powershell";

new-PowerShellVirtualDirectory $vdirName -InternalUrl $InternalPowerS

ellUrl -DomainController $RoleDomainController -BasicAuthentication:$false -Win

owsAuthentication:$false -RequireSSL:$false;

" was run: "The virtual directory 'PowerShell' already exists under 'US

LTEXMB01.epri.com/Default Web Site'.

Parameter name: VirtualDirectoryName".

This typically occurs after trying to fix an SP2 or SP1 install/update that went wrong.

This link is to the page that goes into detail on the Schema update (it can be a little confusing so I pasted the steps below):

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb125224.aspx

You must perform these steps with an account that is a member of the Enterprise Admins and Schema Admins groups. The server that you run the update from must reside in the same Active Directory Site as the Schema Master.

1. Download the Exchange Server 2010 files from Microsoft and extract them to the server. Launch a Command Prompt and run the Exchange Server 2010