Hello,
I'm trying to migrate two Public folder databases from Exchange 2010 to Exchange 2013 but the migration script accepts only one source mailbox server and after migrating first database from 2010, Exchange 2013 not accepting the other database migration
please advise
thx
Hello
After installation on windows domain server/controller 2012 R2.
I got this message:
VERBOSE: Connecting to GolfServer.GOLFKLUB.local.
New-PSSession : [golfserver.golfklub.local] Connecting to remote server golfserver.golfklub.local failed with the follo
wing error message : The WinRM client cannot process the request. The WinRM client tried to use Kerberos authentication
mechanism, but the destination computer (GolfServer.GOLFKLUB.local:80) returned an 'access denied' error. Change the c
onfiguration to allow Kerberos authentication mechanism to be used or specify one of the authentication mechanisms supp
orted by the server. To use Kerberos, specify the local computer name as the remote destination. Also verify that the c
lient computer and the destination computer are joined to a domain. To use Basic, specify the local computer name as th
e remote destination, specify Basic authentication and provide user name and password. Possible authentication mechanis
ms reported by server: Digest Negotiate For more information, see the about_Remote_Troubleshooting Help topic.
I tried to find solution on many forums and I also check other erros in Event Log and Kerberos...
I also cannot connect to Administration center.
Can anyone help me, please.
Thank you very muchIs it possible for 2 domains to shared Contact list / calendar items if 1 domain is using Exchange Online, while there other domain is using a On-Premises Exchange Server? Both domains will be on different forest. If it is possible, what are the versions
of Exchange Server are needed, and what are the licenses needed?
Hello,
We started to notice that when we move a user from our legacy exchange 2007 to exchange 2013, the contact list appears twice for users. I heard CU6 was suppose to fix this issue but we went ahead and downloaded the latest version and we are still seeing this. Can anyone provide guidance on how to stop this for the remaining migrations?
Thanks
Hello,
We have 1 Exchange 2013 server sitting in the company LAN.
hostname: exch.domain.com
CNAME is configured as mail.domain.com and internal clients can connect to both
External clients cannot access our OWA via HTTPS. Internally all services are working fine and users are able to access OWA.
When a client connects to
https://mail.domain.com/owa - accessed from an Internet - does not work
https://mail.domain.com/owa - accessed from an LAN - works fine
Diagnostics so far:
Wireshark:
External client connects and sends ClientHello packet but server is not responding with ServerHello. Clients retry several times and then it's timing out. On a client's web browser, it shows "Cannot display the page"
ECP:
All virtual directories have External URL configured with correct URL for example OWA has https://mail.domain.com/owa
"Configure external access domain" option: I cannot add my local exchange as CAS. When I click on save, it goes to blank boxes.
SSL
We use wildcard certificate from Comodo that has been regenerated already but it did not make any difference.
There are no SSL errors when exchange web services are access locally so I would assume that SSL is working fine.
Event logs
no SSL errors
NAT/Network/Firewall
port 443 is open and mapped to the exchange server. Windows firewall is off.
I am sure that there is something obvious that I have been missing.
Any tips would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Konrad
We've currently installed a new Exchange Server 2013 (NOC 1 internal corp mail behind firewall) however currently use an external mail Server (NOC2) IMAP POP3/SMTP for clients to authenticate and download and relay (SMTP) their e-mail. I'm looking for advise on how to effectively maintain the current Server performing primary scanning/anti virus & RBl filtering and relay, post scanned e-mail to our internal corporate Exchange 2013 server. Also, would like, if at all possible, best practices for over-all security hardening of IIS & Exchange.
Thank you in advance,
William
Hi,
I have the client tools (CU6) installed on one of my servers. I am trying to run the CU7 installation in order to update the server. As soon as setup finishes the Copying Files step I receive the following error message:
The Type Initializer for Microsoft.Exchange.Management.Powershell.CmdletConfigurationEntr (line is cut off)
threw an exception. Could not load file or assembly 'Microsoft.Exchange.MailboxLoadBalanceClient Version=15.0.0.0 (message is cut off).
Any ideas how to troubleshoot this?
Thanks,
I. Kinal
Dear all,
We currently are running Windows Server 2003 DC's in a 2003 domain/forest functional level.
Also are running Exchange 2003 Enterprise SP2 and Exchange Sever 2010 + SP3 (DAG) in coexistance
We are planning on adding 2012 ADC to the domain and Promote windows 2012 ADC to DC and commission Windows 2003 DC.
by doing my environment picture will be ;
Domain Controller = windows 2012 Std
Exchange Server 2003 and Exchange Server 2010.
and in a month or so will be moving all Exchange Server 2003 users to Exchange Server 2010 this is the plan.
So, can any one help me with Standard practice for this.
TheAtulA
Had to rebuild a server from scratch after it failed in a DAG and was unable to recover it. Added it back to the DAG after using cluster manager to evict it. I was surprised because it was not showing in the DAG manager. Now, I am attempting to add a database copy to the rebuild server and the error is "log file on a removable disk" The server that holds it had two hard drives, and the database is no drive letter "E". Not sure what to do with it now.
thanks
Ron
I'm on one of my last steps in migrating from 2010 to 2013. When I issue the command to Resume the migration request after the Autosuspend happens, I get a StalledDueToMailBoxLock, and it retries but never completes. I've removed the request and tried it again, but I get the same thing. The requests were 24 hours apart. I have no clients that are connecting to the 2010 server anymore, and all the user mailboxes have been migrated to 2013 successfully. I haven't found much online about this status, so I'm at a loss. By the way, this is during my Public Folder migration process. Sorry for leaving that out.
Thank you.
I recently configured coexistence between exchange 2007 and 2013.
I have moved some users to 2013 and they are fine.
I recently moved "BESADMIN" account to exchange 2013 while trying to integrate exchange 2013 with BES. The integration is suspended for now and I am trying to move the mailbox back to 2007. From ECP it completes successfully but running get-mailbox cmdlt shows that the mailbox is still in 2013.
I have also tried using management shell but it fails at 95%
I will appreciate all the help I can get here ..
~Richard
..forever is just a minute away*
Just had Exchange 2013 CU6 update hang on Step 9 of 18: Languages. It was stuck at 0% for almost an hour. I was able to get it moving forward by disabling SCEP 2012 by killing the process and deselecting check certificate for server certificate revocation in IE. Both steps were taken nearly simultaneously and the install process for Exchange jumped up immediately. Both steps were taken based on info from:
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/exchange/en-US/2a346a37-d092-4189-8a07-e8a9971925f1/cu2-installation-hangs-on-step-9-languages?forum=exchangesvrdeploy
and
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/exchange/en-US/0975bb5e-f270-4e39-abf3-70809cd98161/exchange-2010-sp3-installation-hangs-language-pack-hell
Just wanted to post that this issue was encountered on CU6 as well. Has anyone had a similar experience or able to tell which of these two steps (or both) is actually needed?
I am attempting to put in a 2013 server in an environment that has 2007. The pre-req check fails saying one of the edge servers is not on SP3, but it is.
When doing a get-exchangeserver |fl name,admindisplayversion, The internal servers all show 8.3.6
When I do the same thing on the edge server, it shows 8.2 (build 176.2) for itself. That is the only place it shows it is 8.2. Everywhere else, including exsetup, it shows the correct 8.3 version number. I can also see that SP3 RU14 is installed on the edge server.
I have a maintenance window to redo the edge subscription this weekend, however I'm not sure if that will fix anything, since it's the edge server that is not able to identify it's own installed version.
How can I get the AdminDisplayVersion on the Edge server to show the correct SP that is installed?
http://jaworskiblog.com
Hi All,
I just migrated a 2.2 GB mailbox with 50k item count from Exchange 2010 to Exchange 2007 sp3. After migration the mailbox is 3.7 GB in size with 70k items.
Can anyone shed any light on this. there is no way the user got 20k mails during the move.
Thanks
Recently, we moved Active Directory Certificate Services off of our exchange server and onto a dedicated ADCS box. We kept the same CA name, however the server name changed. After migrating the database and configuration from the old server to the new one, we are now getting the status 'Revocation check failed' with our exchange certificates. We are on Server 2012 R2 with Exchange 2013.
PKIView.msc:
CA Certificate = OK
AIA Location #1 = OK
CDP Location #1 = OK
DeltaCRL Location #1 = OK
When trying to log into the ECP I get an:
Error
Your request could not be completed. Please try again later.
When I check the event viewer I get:
WebHost failed to process a request.I am trying to create a Send connector and it gets all the way through but then fails at Select Source Server. There are no source servers listed. Why does it not pick up itself?
As for the error I think this is related to IIS permissions somehow and here is how i have the bindings set:
Default Web Site:
http 80 *
net.msmq localhost
msmq.formatnamelocalhost
net.tcp808:*
net.pile)
httpsexssrv.cas.local443* (With the SSL cert being the Microsoft Exchange built in one)
Exchange Back End
httpexssrv.cas.local81192.168.1.5
httpexssrv80*
net.pipe*
https exssrv.cas.local 444192.168.1.5 (Bound to Microsoft Exchange ssl)
I am connecting to the site internally from https://exssrv.cas.local/ecp
Thanks for any suggestions.. I think I am almost there on the install! Hoping!
This weekend we moved our mail server. After many troubles with copying we managed to get it running on the new host (ESXi5.5).
For the mail server we opened ports 80, 443, 135 and 25. All dns records point to the new IP. I also recreated the recursive lookup zone for the new internal ip.
Yet, mail flow is not working while I can connect and login on owa and connect with Outlook from both inside and outside the network. Internal mail, even from and to the same address is not working.
This is the first time we moved a mail server and we might have missed something. Any ideas where to look?
ISSUE: Can't RPC Proxy Outlook Anywhere requests for Exchange 2010 mailbox users via the Exchange 2013 CAS.
SYMPTOMS: Externally with TestExchangeConnectivity.com, I get 'RPC Proxy Can't Be Pinged' with 'An HTTP 401 Unauthorized response was received from the remote Unknown server'.
SETUP:
Exchange 2013 CU2
Get-OutlookAnywhere Details:
ExternalHostname: webapp.mydomain.com
InternalHostname: ex2013.mydomain.local
ExternalClientAuthenticationMethod: Basic
InternalClientAuthenticationMethod: Ntlm
IISAuthenticationMethods: Basic, Ntlm, Negotiate
SSLOffloading: False
Certificate on 2013 server contains the names: ex2013.mydomain.local, webapp.mydomain.com, AutoDiscover.mydomain.local, AutoDiscover.mydomain.com, mydomain.local, mydomain.com
Exchange 2010 SP3 update rollup 1
Get-OutlookAnywhere Details:
ExternalHostname: webapp.mydomain.com
ClientAuthenticationMethod: Basic
IISAuthenticationMethods: Basic, Ntlm
SSLOffloading: False
Certificate on 2010 server contains the names: ex2010.mydomain.local, webapp.mydomain.com, autodiscover.mydomain.local, autodiscover.mydomain.com
Outlook providers:
EXCH CertPrincipalName: msstd:webapp.mydomain.com
EXPR CertPrincipalName: msstd:*.mydomain.com (as I use an external reverse proxy with a public wildcard certificate)
ADDITIONAL DETAILS:
- With the above settings, Outlook 2010 doesn't seem to be able to proxy RPC through Exchange 2013.
Testing manually with RPCPING utility:
- Requests for port 6001 directed to Exchange 2010 for people with mailbox on Exchange 2010: works correctly
- Requests for port 6001 directed to Exchange 2013 for people with mailbox on Exchange 2013: works correctly
- Requests for port 6001 directed to Exchange 2013 for people with mailbox on Exchange 2010: error 401.1 Unauthorized
OWA and Activesync through Exchange 2013 for people with mailbox on Exchange 2010 are working fine.
Only RPC over HTTP seems to have problems.
- Here are some pertinent lines from the 2010 CAS server's IIS logs for a 2013 to 2010 RPC access:
2013-10-10 13:02:16 10.62.6.56 RPC_IN_DATA /rpc/rpcproxy.dll ex2010.mydomain.local:6001 443 - 10.62.6.50 MSRPC 401 1 2148074248 624
2013-10-10 13:02:16 10.62.6.56 RPC_OUT_DATA /rpc/rpcproxy.dll ex2010.mydomain.local:6001 443 - 10.62.6.50 MSRPC 401 1 2148074248 624
2013-10-10 13:02:16 10.62.6.56 RPC_IN_DATA /rpc/rpcproxy.dll - 443 - 10.62.6.50 HttpProxy.ClientAccessServer2010Ping 401 2 5 780
- Here are some pertinent lines from the 2013 CAS server's IIS logs for the same 2013 to 2010 RPC access:
2013-10-10 13:02:14 10.62.6.50 RPC_IN_DATA /rpc/rpcproxy.dll ex2010.mydomain.local:6001&RequestId=b6464f37-a9fe-4f84-a32b-ff9af689607c&cafeReqId=b6464f37-a9fe-4f84-a32b-ff9af689607c; 443 - 10.62.7.15 MSRPC - 401 1 2148074254 4726
2013-10-10 13:02:14 10.62.6.50 RPC_OUT_DATA /rpc/rpcproxy.dll ex2010.mydomain.local:6001&RequestId=4acc0118-7fac-49db-976d-152a4a6839b2&cafeReqId=4acc0118-7fac-49db-976d-152a4a6839b2; 443 - 10.62.7.15 MSRPC - 401 1 2148074254 0
2013-10-10 13:02:16 10.62.6.50 RPC_OUT_DATA /rpc/rpcproxy.dll ex2010.mydomain.local:6001&RequestId=a591fb11-98c3-44e6-90c7-f719c7047fe4&cafeReqId=a591fb11-98c3-44e6-90c7-f719c7047fe4; 443 dom\2010user 10.62.7.15 MSRPC - 401 0 64 1544
2013-10-10 13:02:16 10.62.6.50 RPC_IN_DATA /rpc/rpcproxy.dll ex2010.mydomain.local:6001&RequestId=fbb94579-8d0b-41d7-8103-45c945141bd7&cafeReqId=fbb94579-8d0b-41d7-8103-45c945141bd7; 443 dom\2010user 10.62.7.15 MSRPC - 200 0 64 1700
Any thoughts or comments are highly appreciated. Let me know if additional details are needed.
Hi Everyone,
I've been having issues with clients connecting to an existing Exchange server (Getting login prompt- but not usual reason).
We currently run Exchange 2010 with approx 200 mailboxes on the server. Last night I renewed the certificate on the 2010 server (go daddy SAN cert, all ok) and added the cert to my new Exchange 2013 server. I tested it with my account, and a test account approx 12 times, and had not login prompt when launching Outlook. All seemed ok, until this morning.....
This morning, most (not all) users are getting the login prompt. We are able to get by this by inputting domain\username and Outlook opens fine and is able to connect. No users are on the Exchange 2013 server yet (only 1 test account)
I've been googling all morning and I'm not seeing anything directly relating to my issue. I've read about the Anon vs Negotiate issues (KB2834139) - But - the strange thing is all clients are set to negotiate network security (And encrypt data) This is opposite of what the MS article says. CLients are all Outlook 2010
Here are my outlook anywhere settings:
ServerName : exchange2010If I change the Exchange 2010 server to NTLM, will this resolve what I'm seeing? And do I need to restart RPC Client Access and Transport Service to make changes take effect? Or reboot the whole server?
If you need more info or logs please let me know
Thank you for any help!
-Jeff