We have a custom mailbox that we are using as a 'Room' but it is still a 'User' mailbox.  I am looking to add this mailbox to the default 'All Rooms' Address List and I am trying to leverage the ConditionalDepartment field to do so.  The current filter is set to:

((Alias -ne $null) -and (((RecipientDisplayType -eq 'ConferenceRoomMailbox') -or (RecipientDisplayType -eq 'SyncedConferenceRoomMailbox'))))

How can I add the additional mailbox to the list?  I was thinking:

Set Address-List -Identity "All Rooms" ((Alias -ne $null) -and (((RecipientDisplayType -eq 'ConferenceRoomMailbox') -or (RecipientDisplayType -eq 'SyncedConferenceRoomMailbox') -or (ConditionalDepartment -eq 'Room'))))

Will this work?  Is there a better way?

Hi,

We need to publish Exchange 2013 through UAG 2010. But we are not getting any dedicated link for UAG 2010 to publish Exchange 2013. we have UAG 2010 with SP4.

Is there any Step by step UAG 2010 configuration link to publish Exchange 2013?

Thanks

jitender

Hi everyone,

For whatever reason, I'm not able to access any accounts that my administrative account is granted "Full Access" to through the EAC. 

Whenever I try and open the other users mailbox that I have permissions for, I get the following error:

something went wrong

Sorry, we can't get that information right now. Please try again later. If the problem continues, contact your helpdesk.

X-OWA-Error: SDServerErr;Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Storage.AccessDeniedException
X-OWA-Version: 15.0.847.32
X-FEServer: EXCH2
X-BEServer: exmb1.contoso.com
Date: 1/2/1601 2:51:36 PM

Hi

I have exchange server 2013 with ceritificate installed ( san) with2 names : mail.mydomain.com,autodiscover.domain.com

I have issue with outlookanywhere and my outlook keeping asking passwords

MCP MCSA MCSE MCT MCTS CCNA

Looking for the easiest way to import a dump of our users GMail mailbox archives into the new Office 365 Exchange Online Archive mailboxes for the users.

We have 11 TB of data and Google gave it to us in Mbox format.

Any suggestions much appreciated.

I have a user who is saying meetings appear on his calendar without him accepting them. He never sees the invitation in his inbox either. I have verified this by sending him a test invitation. He is a Mac user running Outlook 2011, to my knowledge this client cannot perform auto-accept, but just to make sure I had him close Outlook and launch OWA, then sent a second test invitation. This one was also auto accepted.

I checked to make sure there were no server side rules attached to his account (and no client side in Outlook). Below is the output of get-CalendarProcessing for his account. I don't think there is an issue with any of these settings. They are identical to other users who are not having this issue.

[PS] C:\Windows\system32>Get-CalendarProcessing *username*|fl

RunspaceId                          : b6f805f6-41ef-4375-aa05-0323fe7daa24
AutomateProcessing                  : AutoUpdate
AllowConflicts                      : False
BookingWindowInDays                 : 180
MaximumDurationInMinutes            : 1440
AllowRecurringMeetings              : True
EnforceSchedulingHorizon            : True
ScheduleOnlyDuringWorkHours         : False
ConflictPercentageAllowed           : 0
MaximumConflictInstances            : 0
ForwardRequestsToDelegates          : True
DeleteAttachments                   : True
DeleteComments                      : True
RemovePrivateProperty               : True
DeleteSubject                       : True
AddOrganizerToSubject               : True
DeleteNonCalendarItems              : True
TentativePendingApproval            : True
EnableResponseDetails               : True
OrganizerInfo                       : True
ResourceDelegates                   : {}
RequestOutOfPolicy                  : {}
AllRequestOutOfPolicy               : False
BookInPolicy                        : {}
AllBookInPolicy                     : True
RequestInPolicy                     : {}
AllRequestInPolicy                  : False
AddAdditionalResponse               : False
AdditionalResponse                  :
RemoveOldMeetingMessages            : True
AddNewRequestsTentatively           : True
ProcessExternalMeetingMessages      : False
RemoveForwardedMeetingNotifications : False
MailboxOwnerId                      : *********
Identity                            : *********
IsValid                             : True
ObjectState                         : Changed

What else can I check? What am I missing? Any assistance would be appreciated.

Hi all,

My company has one forest, one domain and 8 domain controller which are located on two countries.

We have two Exchange servers on each country and in DAG architecture.

I wonder why my client Outlook connect to  remote site randomly rather than local site.

I notice that there is only one site on domain.

I try to separate it into two sites on AD sites and services tool.

After I separated it into two site, I found my Exchange report that can't find global catalog.

My question is how do I change Exchange site after I implement it on AD sites and services tool ??

Thanks,

Ian

Exchange 2013 SP1

I use Comcast as a smart host. It needs to work on port 587. How do I change the default port to 587?

John Lenz

If I set FullAccess rights on shared mailboxes using the Exchange management console, automapping is used by default.

We have a lot of issues with automapping. Is it possible, to disable that? Granting fullaccess using the Management console, should not set automapping by default.

I know http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh529943(v=exchg.141).aspx, but that's not what I am looking for. I really would like to disable it by Default. I mean there must be a script behind the GUI version of granting fullaccess, so there must be possible, to change that behavior. 

Regards
Peter

Hi All.

We've got a client, who is busy migrating from Exchange 2010 to Exchange 2013, with a very strange issue.

Whenever a user (2010 or 2013) tries to create a new Contact via Outlook (All clients on Outlook 2013), the Contact seems to be created fine (no errors pop up), but once the user opens their contact pane in outlook, the newly created contact simply is not there.

When logging in via OWA, a contact can be created and when the outlook client opens, the contact will be present.

I can see no errors when the contact is created via outlook, and "CTRL Right Clicking" on the Outlook Icon / Connection Status shows no errors in terms of connectivity.

The Client has a Proxy server which have been responsible for some exchange issues (as not being able to download the address book) but these has been resolved by by-passing the Proxy. I'm wondering whether it might still be the Proxy server (the internal and external names of the Exchange CAS servers have been bypassed in the proxy settings)

The AD Environment does have a disjoint namespace (not sure if this has anything to do with it), and from an exchange perspective the configuration has 2 Exchange MB servers (configured with DAG) and 2 Exchange CAS servers (2013) and a single CAS, MB, HT 2010 Exchange Server.

Can anyone assist / point me in the right direction for troubleshooting?

Thank you.

have moved over 60 people so far from exchange 2007 to 2013, it was going well with no major problems.

during migration I have created a DNS setting called legacy.mydomain.com, and it points to the old exchange server, while mail.mydomain.com points to the new exchange server.  

outlook was working connecting to both servers, and OWA was working on both servers.

couple of remote users who connect via SSL-VPN and outlook 2010 had issues connecting, but as soon as I moved them to 2013 exchange they connected without vpn using outlook anywhere.

but - I have one remote user who even though the mailbox move to the new 2013 server was successful, their outlook still points to the 2007 exchange server.

if I try creating a new profile in outlook 2013, it fails because it cannot contact exchange server, even when ssl-vpn is running.

when I started troubleshooting I found lots of spyware on his laptop, symantec had been blocking some trojans, obviously he had downloaded something he shouldnt have.

could this have caused my outlook connectivity issue?

I ran malawarebytes, and it shows clean now, but still unable to get his outlook to connect.

I had thought about moving his mailbox back to the old server, seeing if it works on outlook, then moving it to the new one again.

any suggestions?

Hello Guys,

Context :

E2010 SP2 W2008R2 Outlook 2010.

Users must sign or crypt theirs messages with Their personal certificat published by a GPO (MS CA).

The job :

In order to publish automatically the certificat for the users with a GPO, I am not sure of that :

I have to configure a CA in W2008R2 Enterprise release or I can install a standard release  to take avantage of automatic registration (autoenrollment ) ?

Is it necessary to have a Enterprise release because we have to create a model and use autoenrollment in a GPO ?

Thank you Guys

BOAT

Hi!

Today we have a site with Exchange 2013 multi-role servers. On our DMZ we have 2 exchange 2010 edge servers. We are planning to install 2 new Exchange 2013 edge servers that will replace the once currently installed. When the new servers are installed and we have created the edge subscription, will all edge servers (2010 and 2013) be used until we remove the old ones? 

Regards,

UC

Hello!

The situation is following:
1) installed MAILCAS.example.com with MBX and CAS roles. Created AUTODISCOVER.example.com (cname to MAILCAS) in public DNS servers.
2) installed MAIL.example.com with CAS role.
3) installed MBX1 and MBX2 with MBX role and created DAG.
4) moved mailboxes from MAILCAS to DAG.
5) changed AUTODISCOVER.example.com to point to MAIL.example.com
5) Now I want to remove server MAILCAS. Problem is that I get unwanted information from autodiscovery. There are still instructions to MAILCAS.

I used Connectivity Analyzer. Exchange Web services connectivity test (service account access) says this.
Autodiscover and Exchange ActiveSync test says this. Outlook Autodiscover test says this.

In Exchange Management Shell:

[PS] > Get-ActiveSyncVirtualDirectory | ft -autosize
Name                                           Server InternalUrl
----                                           ------ -----------
Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync (Default Web Site) mailcas   https://mailcas.example.com/Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync
Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync (Default Web Site) MAIL   https://mail.example.com/Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync

[PS] > Get-OabVirtualDirectory | ft -autosize
Server Name                   Internal Url              External Url
------ ----                   ------------              ------------
mailcas   OAB (Default Web Site) https://mailcas.example.com/OAB https://mailcas.example.com/OAB
MAIL   OAB (Default Web Site) https://mail.example.com/OAB https://mail.example.com/OAB

[PS] > Get-OwaVirtualDirectory | ft server,name,internalurl,externalurl
Server                        Name                          InternalUrl                   ExternalUrl
------                        ----                          -----------                   -----------
mailcas                       owa (Default Web Site)        https://mailcas.example.com/owa     https://mailcas.example.com/owa
MAIL                          owa (Default Web Site)        https://mail.example.com/owa     https://mail.example.com/owa

[PS] > Get-WebServicesVirtualDirectory | ft server,name,internalurl,externalurl

Server                        Name                          InternalUrl                   ExternalUrl
------                        ----                          -----------                   -----------
mailcas                       EWS (Default Web Site)        https://mailcas.example.com/ews/... https://mailcas.example.com/ews/...
MAIL                          EWS (Default Web Site)        https://mail.example.com/EWS/... https://mail.example.com/EWS/...

I really don't have idea where comes the information from MAILCAS. What did I forget?

Hello,

I have a scheduled task running a PowerShell script as a Domain User that at the end sends an email to a Distribution Group.

As part of trying to identify why it doesn't always send to the Distribution Group I have added in an identical command to send the message directly to myself. The email to me is received but the email to the group is never received.

The transcript from the script includes this error:

Send-MailMessage : Error in processing. The server response was: 4.7.0 
Temporary server error. Please try again later. PRX1 
At C:\_Scripts\_IDAM\_IDM\manageAD_TestEmail.ps1:187 char:1+ Send-MailMessage -To toaddress -From replyaddress ...   + CategoryInfo          : InvalidOperation: (System.Net.Mail.SmtpClient:Sm    tpClient) [Send-MailMessage], SmtpException   + FullyQualifiedErrorId : SmtpException,Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.Send    MailMessage

• I can email the group through Outlook
• The group is set to receive unauthenticated email (inside and outside the organisation)

Help... please...

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Hi,

I do have a problem that Exchange 2013 CU7 is giving mit a "The server cannot service this request right now. Try again later." when trying to access some accounts using EWS and impersonation.

I know there might be throttling involved and for that I did make an separate policy and assigned it to the users (EWS andthe mailbox - just in case...)

Here is what I got from the EWS logs:

.007Z,f973ffeb-b1fa-4946-a9b4-acb047ea1b37,15,0,1044,21,,NTLM,true,EWS@domain.de,domain,ExchangeServicesClient/0.0.0.0,Target=None;Req=Exchange2007_SP1/Exchange2007_SP1;,192.168.0.100,EWS15MB1,EWS15MB3.domain,FindItem,200,1041,,ErrorServerBusy,user@domain.de,,,cc91dc21f4c542acb64f196ec47ae727,c314fd38-a24e-4bcb-992e-e009c7adcb4e,PrimaryServer,LocalTask,0,1,0,1,0,0,1,0,0,,,,,,,,,0 Max,0 Max,,,,EWS_BO,0.1067,[C],0,0,10,390,,,5,0,,6,15,695,713,,,BackEndAuthenticator=WindowsAuthenticator;TotalBERehydrationModuleLatency=0;AuthzFlags=AuthzSkipTokenGroups;FindItemQueryFilter=(True);AQS=False;MailboxTypeCacheSize=2039;S:WLM.Cl=InternalMaintenance;S:ServiceTaskMetadata.ADCount=0;S:WLM.Type=Ews;S:FCI.MBXT=Primary;S:ServiceTaskMetadata.ADLatency=0;S:WLM.Int=True;S:FCI.QS=;S:ServiceTaskMetadata.RpcCount=10;S:ServiceTaskMetadata.RpcLatency=420;S:WLM.SvcA=False;S:FCI.VF=All;S:ServiceTaskMetadata.WatsonReportCount=0;S:ServiceTaskMetadata.ServiceCommandBegin=16;S:ServiceTaskMetadata.ServiceCommandEnd=711;S:ActivityStandardMetadata.Component=Ews;S:WLM.BT=Ews;S:BudgetMetadata.MaxConn=Unlimited;S:BudgetMetadata.MaxBurst=Unlimited;S:BudgetMetadata.BeginBalance=$null;S:BudgetMetadata.Cutoff=Unlimited;S:BudgetMetadata.RechargeRate=Unlimited;S:BudgetMetadata.IsServiceAct=False;S:BudgetMetadata.LiveTime=00:00:00.2343945;S:BudgetMetadata.EndBalance=$null;S:FCI.CVT=689;S:FCI.CSIT=70;S:FCI.CSIC=0;S:FCI.CSIQ=2;S:FCI.CSISTC=2;S:FCI.CSIG=54;S:FCI.CRIT=613;S:FCI.CRIC=340;S:FCI.CRIQ=2;S:FCI.CRIG=381;S:FCI.CRIET=0;S:FCI.CRINI=160;S:FCI.CRIMBT=0;S:FCI.CRIMET=7;S:FCI.CRIMP=0;S:FCI.CRIMAR=37;S:FCI.CVU=False;Dbl:WLM.TS=713;Dbl:BudgUse.T[]=715.151611328125;I32:ADR.C[dc1]=1;F:ADR.AL[dc1]=3.1106;Dbl:CCpu.T[CMD]=312.5;I32:RPC.C[EWS15mb1.fb00df0b-8bdd-4dee-81a3-1696ea8bd747]=10;Dbl:RPC.T[EWS15mb1.fb00df0b-8bdd-4dee-81a3-1696ea8bd747]=420;I32:ROP.C[EWS15mb1.fb00df0b-8bdd-4dee-81a3-1696ea8bd747]=80768493;I32:MAPI.C[EWS15mb1.fb00df0b-8bdd-4dee-81a3-1696ea8bd747]=23;Dbl:MAPI.T[EWS15mb1.fb00df0b-8bdd-4dee-81a3-1696ea8bd747]=420;I32:MB.C[EWS15mb1.fb00df0b-8bdd-4dee-81a3-1696ea8bd747]=10;F:MB.AL[EWS15mb1.fb00df0b-8bdd-4dee-81a3-1696ea8bd747]=42;Dbl:ST.T[EWS15mb1.fb00df0b-8bdd-4dee-81a3-1696ea8bd747]=59;I32:ATE.C[dc1.domain-]=1;F:ATE.AL[dc1.domain-]=0;Dbl:STCPU.T[EWS15mb1.fb00df0b-8bdd-4dee-81a3-1696ea8bd747]=46,,ExceptionHandler_Execute=Microsoft.Exchange.Services.Core.Types.ServerBusyException: The server cannot service this request right now. Try again later.    at Microsoft.Exchange.Services.Core.Search.NormalQueryView.ThrowIfFindCountLimitExceeded(UInt32 viewLength)    at Microsoft.Exchange.Services.Core.Search.NormalQueryView.RetrieveCalendarViewData(Object[][] view  Int32 rowsToGet)    at Microsoft.Exchange.Services.Core.Search.CalendarPageView.ApplyPostQueryPaging(Object[][] view)    at Microsoft.Exchange.Services.Core.Search.NoGrouping.IssueQuery(QueryFilter query  Folder folder  SortBy[] sortBy  BasePagingType paging  ItemQueryTraversal traversal  PropertyDefinition[] propsToFetch  RequestDetailsLogger logger)    at Microsoft.Exchange.Services.Core.FindItem.FindItemsInParent(IdAndSession folderIdAndSession)    at Microsoft.Exchange.Services.Core.FindItem.Execute()    at Microsoft.Exchange.Services.Core.ExceptionHandler`1.Execute(CreateServiceResult createServiceResult  Int32 index  GenerateMessageXmlForServiceError generateErrorXml);,

And here is the throttling policy I'm using for those users.

ThrottlingPolicyScope                       : Regular
IsServiceAccount                            : False
AnonymousMaxConcurrency                     : 1
AnonymousMaxBurst                           : 120000
AnonymousRechargeRate                       :420000
AnonymousCutoffBalance                      : 720000
EasMaxConcurrency                           : 10
EasMaxBurst                                 : 480000
EasRechargeRate                             : 1800000
EasCutoffBalance                            : 600000
EasMaxDevices                               : 100
EasMaxDeviceDeletesPerMonth                 : Unlimited
EasMaxInactivityForDeviceCleanup            : Unlimited
EwsMaxConcurrency                           : Unlimited
EwsMaxBurst                                 : Unlimited
EwsRechargeRate                             : Unlimited
EwsCutoffBalance                            : Unlimited
EwsMaxSubscriptions                         : Unlimited
ImapMaxConcurrency                          : Unlimited
ImapMaxBurst                                : 3600000
ImapRechargeRate                            : 600000
ImapCutoffBalance                           : Unlimited
OutlookServiceMaxConcurrency                : 27
OutlookServiceMaxBurst                      : 300000
OutlookServiceRechargeRate                  : 900000
OutlookServiceCutoffBalance                 : 3000000
OutlookServiceMaxSubscriptions              : 5000
OutlookServiceMaxSocketConnectionsPerDevice : 4
OutlookServiceMaxSocketConnectionsPerUser   : 12
OwaMaxConcurrency                           : 20
OwaMaxBurst                                 : 480000
OwaRechargeRate                             : 1800000
OwaCutoffBalance                            : Unlimited
OwaVoiceMaxConcurrency                      : 3
OwaVoiceMaxBurst                            : 75000
OwaVoiceRechargeRate                        : 375000
OwaVoiceCutoffBalance                       : 525000
PopMaxConcurrency                           : 20
PopMaxBurst                                 : 3600000
PopRechargeRate                             : 600000
PopCutoffBalance                            : Unlimited
PowerShellMaxConcurrency                    : 18
PowerShellMaxBurst                          : Unlimited
PowerShellRechargeRate                      : Unlimited
PowerShellCutoffBalance                     : Unlimited
PowerShellMaxTenantConcurrency              :
PowerShellMaxOperations                     : Unlimited
PowerShellMaxCmdletsTimePeriod              : Unlimited
ExchangeMaxCmdlets                          : Unlimited
PowerShellMaxCmdletQueueDepth               : Unlimited
PowerShellMaxDestructiveCmdlets             : Unlimited
PowerShellMaxDestructiveCmdletsTimePeriod   : Unlimited
PowerShellMaxCmdlets                       : Unlimited
PowerShellMaxRunspaces                      : Unlimited
PowerShellMaxTenantRunspaces                :
PowerShellMaxRunspacesTimePeriod            : Unlimited
PswsMaxConcurrency                          : 18
PswsMaxRequest                              : Unlimited
PswsMaxRequestTimePeriod                    : Unlimited
RcaMaxConcurrency                           : Unlimited
RcaMaxBurst                                 : 150000
RcaRechargeRate                             : 900000
RcaCutoffBalance                            : Unlimited
CpaMaxConcurrency                           : Unlimited
CpaMaxBurst                                 : Unlimited
CpaRechargeRate                             : Unlimited
CpaCutoffBalance                            : Unlimited
MessageRateLimit                            : Unlimited
RecipientRateLimit                          : Unlimited
ForwardeeLimit                              : Unlimited
DiscoveryMaxConcurrency                     : 15
DiscoveryMaxMailboxes                       : 20000
DiscoveryMaxKeywords                        :2000
DiscoveryMaxPreviewSearchMailboxes          : 5000
DiscoveryMaxStatsSearchMailboxes            : 1000
DiscoveryPreviewSearchResultsPageSize       : 2000
DiscoveryMaxKeywordsPerPage                 : 500
DiscoveryMaxRefinerResults                  : 500
DiscoveryMaxSearchQueueDepth                : 128
DiscoverySearchTimeoutPeriod                : 30
PushNotificationMaxConcurrency              : 20
PushNotificationMaxBurst                    : Unlimited
PushNotificationRechargeRate                : Unlimited
PushNotificationCutoffBalance               : Unlimited
PushNotificationMaxBurstPerDevice           : 10
PushNotificationRechargeRatePerDevice       : 6
PushNotificationSamplingPeriodPerDevice     : 600000
EncryptionSenderMaxConcurrency             : 200
EncryptionSenderMaxBurst                    : 4800000
EncryptionSenderRechargeRate                : 18000000
EncryptionSenderCutoffBalance               : Unlimited
EncryptionRecipientMaxConcurrency           : 20
EncryptionRecipientMaxBurst                 : 480000
EncryptionRecipientRechargeRate             : 1800000
EncryptionRecipientCutoffBalance            : Unlimited
ComplianceMaxExpansionDGRecipients          : 10000
ComplianceMaxExpansionNestedDGs             : 25
IsLegacyDefault                             : False
Diagnostics                                 :

Do you have an idea how to get rid of this?

Thank you.

Regards

Carsten

I am currently in a Exchange 2010 and 2013 on-premise coexistent environment.

When a user (including Exchange admin) tries to access another users OWA (having the appropriate permissions to do so) to setup Voice Mail rules, they get"500 Unexpected Error. An error occurred and your request couldn't be completed. Please try again"

It works fine if they access their own Voice mail rules.

MyVoiceMail option (in the Default Role Assignment Policy) is checked. Executing Get-UMCallAnsweringRule shell command outputs fine without any errors. 

Thanks in advance.