I’ve recently been asked to troubleshoot why TLS wasn’t working for an Exchange 2010 server even though the obvious settings have been configured. What I’ve found was that most administrators tend to perform only 1 of 2 steps and therefore left wondering why TLS isn’t
I recently had to rebuild a failed Exchange 2010 server that was a part of a DAG and while the rebuild went quite smoothly, I had quite a few issues reseeding the database back onto the new server so I thought it would be good
Problem You attempt to add a newly built Exchange 2010 mailbox server to an existing DAG but receive the following error: [PS] C:Windowssystem32>Add-DatabaseAvailabilityGroupServer -Identity DAG-01 -MailboxServer MBX-01WARNING: Network name ‘DAG-01’ is not online. Please check that the IP address configuration for the databaseavailability group is
A colleague recently called me when one of his clients had an Exchange 2010 server fail and because I’ve done this in the past and blogged about it, I pointed him to one of my previous posts here: Recovering an Exchange 2010 Mailbox Server from
Problem You attempt to activate an iPhone or Android device with Exchange ActiveSync but receive the following error message: You have 10 phone partnerships out of the maximum allowed 10 partnerships. After you reach the maximum, you can’t create additional partnerships until you delete existing
I recently had a user who hard deleted a folder from their Outlook and was unable to recover the folder using the Recover Deleted Items option in Outlook which meant I was required to recover from backup. As I haven’t had to do a restore
Problem You would like to set up your Exchange 2010 with SP2 organization to federate with other domains so you go through the steps required by setting up one-time federation with Microsoft Federated Gateway, create the domain proof TXT records, add a new exchangedelegation.domain.com namespace
Problem You notice that your Exchange Server 2010 mail enabled public folders no longer receive mail emails from internal users and when mail is sent to the public folder’s email address, a bounce back with the following message is returned: Delivery has failed to these
I’ve recently been working with an organization going through a transition to new ownership and one of the changes taking place is that the company will inherit users from a remote office that is currently owned by the company that is selling them off. I
A client gave me a call earlier today to look into an issue where their organization would be able to send emails outbound but could not receive from external internet recipients. After logging into their environment and reviewing the Exchange Server 2010 servers, I noticed
