Hi guys
I am running an exchange 2010 SP2 Rollup update 6 environment and decided to coexist exchange 2013. So I tried to upgrade to SP3 on my Servers. Client access server upgraded successfully. Hub transport server Upgraded successfully too. but mailbox server upgrade failed and generated this error log.
Sorry guys the log file size is 9MB so I had to upload it.
Thanks in advance.
Hi,
I've setup a Room List mailbox and added equipment mailboxes as its members so that they could be booked using a calendar.
As of a week or a couple ago, all of the sudden the equipment mailboxes stopped showing up when Room List is selected. (they used to show up under "Scheduling Assistant")
Must have been an update to the exchange server.
I run Exchange 2010 SP3, Rollup 2
Any way to correct this behavior?
Thanks,
Hi..
Please requesting someones help to fix the below issue.
I have Exchange 2013 (Build 516.0) working on MsServer2012. But by mistake the Installation was done with wrong Path. the Installation files and folders where installed in Domain Administrator's Desktop itself..
I could able to move the database and log file folder path to the correct drive, but the rest files are still in Desktop itself.
Due to the same, while I'm trying to install CU2 on the same server, it fails with returning an error-Can't install since the Setup path contains current user profile data.
Is there any way to change all the setup files/folder of an existing/working exchange 2013 to another drive or place.
Hi,
I have granted a user the ability to edit / mange their organization through the Exchange Control Panel. Once the user logs in, they can make all edits except the actual street address. The city, state, zip etc. can be changed. But the 'Street' field will not accept any characters. I made her a member of the helpdesk role. I also logged into the ECP as the actual domain administrator, and I cannot edit the street field either. Anything I'm missing? Thanks
I had a Exch2010, deployed two more mailbox servers for the purpose of migration and DAG - MBX01 & MBX02 which are Exchange 2013 on Win 2012. Then I created new 2 new users for testing, one in Ex2010 and another one MBX01 - all worked fine.
Tried to move the test user from Ex2010 to MBX01 - it failed with the error - The migration mailbox for the organization is either missing or invalid.
Looked into the forum and found the issue related to arbitration mailbox that is missing in MBX01 and MBX02.
I can see FederatedEmailbox & SystemMailbox only for Exch 2010 but I could not see anything linked to Exch2013 mailbox servers as below,
[PS] C:\Windows\system32> Get-Mailbox -Arbitration -server MBX01
[PS] C:\Windows\system32> Get-Mailbox -Arbitration -server MBX02
[PS] C:\Windows\system32> Get-Mailbox -Arbitration -server EXCH2010
Name Alias ServerName ProhibitSendQuota
---- ----- ---------- -----------------
FederatedEmail.4c1f4d8... FederatedEmail.4c... exch2010 1 MB (1,048,576 bytes)
SystemMailbox{1f05a927... SystemMailbox{1f0... exch2010 Unlimited
SystemMailbox{e0dc1c29... SystemMailbox{e0d... exch2010 Unlimited
Forums suggesting,
Run the setup with of Exch 2013 installtion package,
[PS] F:\>
[PS] F:\>setup /IAcceptExchangeServerLicenseTerms /preparead
Welcome to Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 Cumulative Update 2 Unattended Setup
Performing Microsoft Exchange Server Prerequisite Check
Prerequisite Analysis COMPLETED
Configuring Microsoft Exchange Server
Organization Preparation COMPLETED
The Exchange Server setup operation completed successfully.
I did but still no luck, I could not see the SystemMailbox or FederatedMailbox.
anyone help me?
Running Exchange 2010 SP3 on 2 servers, one server is just a CAS server and the other one is Hub Transport and Mailbox. I am assuming that the SSL CERT used for Outlook Anywhere should be installed on the CAS server but need someone to confirm this.
Thanks,
TJ
TJG
I am trying to migrate mail from one hosted Exchange solution to Office365. I already have the domain set as internal relay and mail flow is working fine.
My last remaining issue is autodiscover. How am I supposed to manage autodiscover in DNS when it needs to point to two different places?
Thanks.
I currently have a single E2K7 server and I am bringing in a 2013 server into the org. The installation of 2013 is complete and I am told (http://technet.microsoft.com/en-US/exdeploy2013/Checklist?state=1839-W-DABEAgAAQACACAEAAA%7e%7e) that I need to access the the EAC with the following URL: https://<server name>/ecp?ExchClientVer=15. When I launch that URL I am prompted for the credentials of the user I used to install Exchange 2013 with. I enter them and then get the following message:"Sorry, Access denied. You don't have permission to open this page. If you're a new user or were recently assigned credentials, please wait 15 minutes and try again."
Help. TIA.
Larry D.
All,
I want to run profile analyzer tool on our exchange 2010 Sp3 servers to collect information for OWA, MAPI, EWS,Active-SYNC and log generation
I need this for exchange 2013 deployment. Basically i want to check how much storage,Network bandwidth for log shipping, MAPI client to exchange server(if it one different WAN site), Server Hardware.
I run the available analyzer tool but not work. I cant expand the server and from the server and select the database from the console.
I think it is only for exchange 2007 and above version.
Do anyone know about the link or any place where i can download the exchange 2010 profile analyzer tool
Thanks
Hello
Is it possible that we could provision and empty mailbox for each user for when they are moved to E2013, and instead import all their e-mail and existing folder structure into their Personal Archive Mailbox?
Thank you.
Rob
Hello all,
I've been searching everywhere and cannot find a reliable answer to our query.
We've tested Office365 and are impress with it. However our clients do not wish to use Office365.
Our clients want us to to host our own Office365 privately. We are not interested in competing with other hosters or Microsoft's Office365. Just set up our own Office365 privately.
We just want to be able to setup Exchange 2010/2013 in a cluster environment for about 6 different locations. All 6 locations will point their Outlook client to one virtual/cluster name and connect to the nearest Exchange server whereever the user is for efficient email communication. Similar to how all users access www.hotmail.com from anywhere in the world to check his/her emails.
Can this be done?
SysAdmin
Secnario: Transitioning from Exchange 2003 to 2013 via a stop over at 2010. When installing 2010, the requirement for a SAN certificate is presented along with a nice little wizzard to generate names to be included in the certificate.
The CA that I am required to use has multiple options for certificate requests, including the option to request a SAN certificate, which is a different "process" or (for all practical purposes) a differnt URL link from requesting a single name cert. When making the SAN request to the CA, it is at this point that I would add the additional names needed on the certificate to the single name cert. I am concerned that if I follow the wizzard from within Exchange 2010 that it will include a bunch of names in the certificate request that i will once again include when making the final request to the CA. In the end I would expect to see each name listed twice, which is probably not good.
I should note this: I am not confident that if I followed the wizzard within Exchange, generate a SAN cert with all those names, but submit it via the "single name" process that the CA will actually accept it.
My question...can i simply generate a certificate request from within the Certificates MMC including only the machine's FQDN, then, make the request with that file, adding the additional names i'll need (like owa.mydomain.com) at request time, then complete the request by importing the cert via the Certificates MMC, then assign the cert in Exchange later? Or does the entire process have to be done from within the Exchange Managment Console?
Thanks for the assistance!
Chris R
Hi,
I've read the related threads but none specifically answer my question.
We have about 15 Accepted Domains and the Default one has been default since the day we installed the Org a few years ago, we want to change this to another, what impact will this have on all existing Mailboxes?
I'm hoping it has no impact, my concern is that it will change all of the Primary SMTP addresses on all mailboxes to the new Default Domain, can someone confirm this will or will not happen?
Many Thanks
I have been reading articles for the last week and I am more confused now then ever on the proper way to install Server 2012 r2 essentials and Exchange 2013. At this very moment I have WS2012r2 standard installed and nothing else. I have read that installing ws2012r2 with essentials role in one hyper-v and exchange in another hyper-v is the way to go.
I am only setting this up in a home environment right now. I have one server and four workstations with four users. I have been able to get 2012 r2 w/essentials roles running previously and had the other workstations connect and everything was running great. I then next installed the hyper-v role and installed exchange 2013 on a server 2012 standard vm. However, I could not get the essentials to intergrate with the exchange. It would error out saying that it could not find the exchange server. I also could not get past the access anywhere setup with errors saying the machine was not connected to the internet, which it was. It seemed as if once the hyper-v virtual switch was configured it broke some of the features of essentials. The mail flow was working correctly however.
Is there any best practice type guide or information on how to setup 2012 r2 essentials with exchange 2013? I know I am early to ask since these products are still not released. I am hoping that the deployment is similar enough to 2012. I have also thought about just intergrating with Office 365 but I really don't want to pay another expense when I have all of the needed software already.
Thanks in advance...
Hi all.
I've been working on setting up Exchange 2013 in our Exchange 2007 environment. I've managed to install it, configure it, move a handful of mailboxes, and fix several issues (2013 users being asked to login, free/busy maximum settings mismatch, Autodiscover not really updating the settings in Outlook clients...). However, I'm stuck on getting Exchange 2013 users to access Exchange 2007 public folders. Because the new server is very much in a development stage, I can't migrate the public folders over and won't until the mailboxes are thoroughly tested and fully migrated.
According to the public folders FAQ at http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj150538(v=exchg.150).aspx, it's both possible and impossible to get new users to access legacy folders.
From "Considerations:"
Exchange 2013 no longer supports public folder databases. Therefore, there’s no coexistence with legacy public folders. As a result, Exchange 2013 is unable to read from the hierarchy stored in a public folder database on Exchange 2010 or Exchange 2007 servers.
From "Migrate public folders from previous versions:"
...However, user mailboxes on Exchange 2013 servers or Exchange Online can connect to legacy public folders. Exchange 2013 public folders and legacy public folders can’t exist in your Exchange organization simultaneously....
I did originally start to build the master hierarchy in 2013 before finding this page, but I have since deleted the hierarchy from Exchange and from AD via ADSIEdit.
When a 2013 user tries to access a 2007 public folder, they are met with "Cannot expand the folder. Microsoft Exchange is not available. Either there are network problems of the Exchange server is down for maintenance. (<correct info about the the legacy 2007 server's DN>)"
I've reviewed the RPC logs from the new server and am seeing what looks like a proper redirect command to the Outlook client. But the Outlook client can't connect to the public folders.
I've tested public folders in OWA and they don't work there. I've verified that the services are started on both the new and old servers. And I've used the Outlook Connection Status tool to observe how Outlook seems stuck in a perpetual "connecting" state to the old mail server, even when I'm not trying to access a public folder.
So my question then, is using Exchange 2013 to access Exchange 2007 public folders actually possible or not? If so, what else can I check to find out why I can't open legacy public folders? We need to access some of the shared folders for collaboration, and I'm trying to avoid moving the upgraded users back into Exchange 2007. This seems to be about the last major problem I have before I can start migrating all of the other users.
Thanks!
Alan
PS - Microsoft, please update your Exchange 2013 Public Folders FAQ to clarify if this is possible or not. You state both in two adjacent sections.
We installed 2013, activating both the CAS and MAILBOX roles on all servers (12).
Afterwards it was decided that we wanted to separate the roles. Exchange was uninstalled on all the servers but there were issues uninstalling on the first installed mailserver. Messages indicated that the database wasn't empty and the uninstall could not continue. The installer then manually deleted the database and uninstalled Exchange.
While trouble shooting the uninstall on the initial server, the installer started installs on servers that hasa successfully performed the uninstall.
Before we could build new mailbox servers we needed to run the following powershell commands:
Set-Mailbox -arbitration "SystemMailbox{bb558c35-97f1-4cb9-8ff7-d53741dc928c}" -database "Mailbox Database 0025485816" -domaincontroller dc.root.com
Enable-Mailbox -Arbitration -DomainController dc.root.com -Identity "SystemMailbox{e0dc1c29-89c3-4034-b678-e6c29d823ed9}"
We have now successfully installed 4 CAS servers and 4 of the 8 mailbox servers. (well, it looks like we have)
I am reviewing the servers and I cannot find the system mailbox. I tried executing "get-mailbvox -arbitration", I run "get-mailboxstatistics", but I just cannot find any reference to the "SystemMailbox{bb558..." mailbox.
I also do not see any references to the systemmailboxes
SystemMailbox{1f05a927-8f02-4520-9faa-b8f438c93240}
SystemMailbox{e0dc1c29-89c3-4034-b678-e6c29d823ed9}
So, before I start putting users on here, how can I verify I have everytrhing I need?
Do I perform the "set-mailbox -arbitration..." on the other 2 systemmailboxes?
I also see articles referencing FederatedEmail and Migration accounts. Did I lose these? or have they not gotten created yet?
Thanks!!
Tom