Exchange 2013, have a 3rd party application that needs to use a service account to use impersonation. I also want to use a security AD group to give users access to this. Is there a step by step guide for this type of setup?
Thanks
Pat
Exchange 2013, have a 3rd party application that needs to use a service account to use impersonation. I also want to use a security AD group to give users access to this. Is there a step by step guide for this type of setup?
Thanks
Pat
Just migrated about 300 Exchange 2007 mailboxes to Exchange 2010 database. Temporarily using Windows Server Backup for Server 2008 R2 to backup the databases to a remote storage. Initial full backup of the database is taking longer than 24 hours for a 235 GB database and what is now 334,000 log files...as a result of the migration. Seems like a long time.
I tested network connectivity to and from the SAN, and the Exchange server and there are no server or disk I/O issues. Server is running 16 cores and 48 GB RAM. Is this normal for it to take this long to run through the consistency checks and backups for this amount of data?
Fuel
We have Exchange 2010 SP3 RU 10. I have mailbox CDSDER@Daymon.com Mailbox size 294.6 GB (316,346,871,676 bytes.
I have enabled Archive today with default settings. Will enabling archive automatically move 2 yrs old items to archive mailbox or Do I need to do anything?
Hi all. There is my problem:
In March there was a migration performed by my colleague from Exchange 2010 to 2013. Some time ago he left company. Then we were asked to import contacts from other org. in Trusted Domain. Everything seemed to be ok, except that some CONTACTS couldn't be found:
They appear to be only in Active Directory.
My colleague found strange solution to get all accounts we have in AD:
File - configure account - address book -add. Configure our DC FQDN. All accounts are ethere.
My Exchange server almost immediatly shows new accounts in AD that are created, but refuses to see contacts that I add.
I've created new address list in ECP and choosed one of "problematic" OUs that contains only 2 contacts and there are no members in that list.
All your help would be greatly appreciated.
I am attempting to move 600 Mailboxes from my Exchange 2010 SP3 environment over to my Exchange 2013 environment all in all everything is going smooth Exchange is functioning properly.
I have successfully moved half of my users in which I found a problem with 2 accounts. The move status shows "FailedOther" at 95% complete. I have been searching the google for 2 days now and I have not found a solution to this problem. The user account still shows that is on our old Exchange 2010 server. I have attempted to force restart the move but that fails and it says at FailedOther.
Has anyone seen this problem before? My Environment is as follows
1 Server Mailbox server EMS - Mail box roles - Specs 8 Procs, 14 GB of RAM running on a VM Server 2012 DC
1 Server Cas server - Client access server - 4 Procs, 12 GB Ram running on a VM Server 2012 DC
Exchange 2013 CU1 and all accumulative updates since CU1 release.
I read some where this was because I didn't have enough resources for the move which I then bumped up the server to the current specs and rebooted the VM. I restarted the move with
Get-MoveRequest | where{$_.Status -eq "FailedOther"} | Resume-MoveRequest
Do I need to remove this move request and start from the beginning or should this command work?
I've a pair of Exchange 2013 SP1 mailbox servers, running DAG. Can we enable "Loose truncation" feature and "Circular logging" at the same time?
If not, what would be side effect if both of them are turned on?
Please help.
Currently we have the IMAP service not running. But we noticed that all our users have IMAP enabled for their mailboxes.
Is this normal behaviour? Is there any way to configure it that new users have IMAP disabled?
What we want to do is enable IMAP services but then only allow certain users to use IMAP. We can probably use powershell to disable all current users IMAP setting but we dont want any new users created to have IMAP enabled by default.
Any way to do this?
Or can we still using 2013 calculator to size the environment for now?
Thanks.
Trying to forward an email with 13MB zip attachment and getting server rejected the email popup on iPhone. This does not happen with Android device.
Anyone know if this is a iPhone issue? Since there is no bounced email messages from Exchange.
Hello
I have internal AD domain internal.test-networking.com and external domain test-networking.com purchased on godaddy. On hyper-V machine I installed exchange server 2013, please help me How to configure all necessary dns records internally and on godaddy account, my ISP opened port 25 and it is forwarded to my exchange server
Any help please
I currently have a user that has 8,583 folders in Outlook. I was attempting to do a mailbox move for the user and the move reached 95% and was working to complete the move and then it rolled back to 0%.
I ran the following command to verify any corruption:
New-MailboxRepairRequest -Mailbox user@domain.com -CorruptionType ProvisionedFolder,SearchFolder,AggregateCounts,Folderview -DetectOnly
The results returned as: Online integrity check for request a547a36a-a2d0-4d55-881c-06a8a201470c completed successfully.
So no corruption was found.
I also ran the following command for the move: New-MoveRequest -Identity User@domain.com -TargetDatabase DataBasexx -BadItemLimit 1000 -AcceptLargeDataLoss
Even with the bad item limit set to 1000 and no corruption found the move request did not complete.
A few questions with this,
1. Has anyone ever moved a mailbox with 8,000 plus folders and had it happen with success? How did you handle the move?
2. Any suggestions for making this move successfully?
3. Has anyone had a move request hit 95% and then go back to 0%? Why did it happen, how was it resolve?
Thanks
A user reported he is unable to setup inbox rules using OWA, I logged in using a machine off of our internal network using a non admin account, and got the same error.
When you go into options > organize email > inbox rule > + > any option it immediately displays the error message "We are sorry, but access to the Exchange Administration Center is restricted to approved client IP addresses. Your IP address, 70.184.222.71, is not approved."
We have restricted access to ECP to only allow internal IP addresses to access it, however this should not stop users setting up rules in their own inbox should it?
We have a number of remote users who never log on to the network directly and need tobe able to setup these rules, how can I make this possible?
Hi,
I just setup a Exchange server on our current Domain Controller/File & Network Server and I've heard that this is not recommended. So I'm currently looking for a second server which will host the Exchange 2013.
I'm also thinking about ordering another external IP that I only connect the Exchange Server to.
I'm currently experiencing some issues with the mail because we end up in junk-mail and certain computers can not connect to outlook due to proxy issues. This could be because we have a self-signed certificate which I also consider buying a trusted certificate
if I buy the new server.
It feels like I get problems after problems while I try to get this server working now so I thought it might be good to "re-do" everything but do it correct from the start. ( This is my first Exchange server and I'm deploying it on a company which requires 30 mailboxes )
Therefore my question is:
Do you recommend me to buy a separate server?
Do you recommend me to buy a separate external IP?
Do you recommend me to buy a trusted certificate?
Is it hard to transfer the Exchange server from my current domain controller to the new server?
Hi there,
I'm in a hybrid Exchange deployment with Exchange 2013 and Exchange Online. This user's mailbox is hosted online.
In AD I am changing all instances of their name from "First LastA" to "First LastB" including their email address FLastA@domain.com to FLastB@domain.com.
I'm run a delta sync to AAD and I see that all the changes are properly updated except for the email addresses. After some time passes I check in AD again and see that the email address has returned to its original value of FLastA@domain.com.
I don't want to manually modify their email addresses through EAC because I want the Address Policy to apply to them.
I'm not an experienced Exchange admin (obviously!) but I've not had this problem before when I wasnot in a hybrid deployment.
My question is.. if the policy is already setup in the Organizational Configuration/client access tab, does this powershell script have to run at all? Doesn't any new users get this policy by default (since we only have one OWA Policy) if you enable Outlook Web App on the user's mailbox under mailbox features? My thinking is that the powershell script and schedule was just a carry over from the old Exchange 2003 to set the OWA policies..
Thanks.
William McConnell
Hello
I have been using remote powershell for a number of years now to manage Exchange. Recently a security company came in and did an audit and a stress test of our environment, and from my understanding they said that "using remote powershell is a security issue"
I don't understand how this is possible, considering my machine and the Exchange servers are on the internal network, and are members of the same AD domain. Can someone please help me understand what the security issues are with using remote powershell?
Thank you
Bulls on Parade
Hello,
We are currently migrating mailboxes from Exchange 2010 to an Exchange 2013 environment.
We are using one SAN certificate for both Exchange 2010 and Exchange 2013 CAS with internal/external DNS names.
Our SAN certificate is about to expire. It's not possible anymore to place internal DNS names in our SAN certificate.
What are my options for the Exchange Server 2010 environment? So that the reverse proxy from Exchange 2013 to Exchange 2010 for Outlook Anywhere continues to work.
Can I expect other problems with the coexistence environment after the certificate expires?
DNS Names SAN:
DNS Name=webmail.******.com
DNS Name=exvip.domain1.local
DNS Name=EX2010-CAS01.domain1.local
DNS Name=EX2010-CAS02.domain1.local
Specifications:
Exchange Server 2013 (CAS, MBX, HUB - x2 - EX2013-MR01.domain1.local & EX2013-MR02.domain1.local)
Virtual directory's: webmail.******.com (internal/external - split DNS)
Exchange Server 2010 (CAS, HUB - x2 - EX2010-CAS01.domain1.local & EX2010-CAS02.domain1.local)
Exchange Server 2010 (MBX - x2)
Virtual directory's: exvip.domain1.local
Thank you in advance,
Nieck