Ran into an interesting problem today as I was asked to have a look at an Exchange Server 2010 resource mailbox issue since I was already in working on some Lync Server 2013 issues. Note that I understand the problem and fix is fairly obvious
Problem You currently have the following telephony solution in your organization: PBX: Avaya Aura Communication Manager Version R016x.02.0.823.0Voicemail: Exchange Server 2010 Unified Messaging The Avaya Aura Communication Manager PBX is fully integrated with Exchange Server 2010 Unified Messaging with MWI (Message Waiting Indicator) functioning as
I was asked by a client today to look into an issue with their resource mailboxes that stopped auto accepting calendar booking requests from users a month ago. After carefully reviewing the settings for the resource mailboxes, creating new ones to test and also moving
Problem You attempt to search the inbox of a mailbox on Exchange Server 2010 with SP2 Outlook Web App (OWA) but receive the following message: The action couldn’t be completed. Please try again. Logging onto the Exchange server and reviewing the Task Manager shows that
For those who have deployed Exchange Server 2010 will know that by default the installation creates a mailbox database named Mailbox Database <some random #> that is almost certain to be removed due to the naming convention. I’ve found that I’ve come across having to
I’ve noticed that I keep coming across situations where I’ve been told to recover a deleted mailbox and I’ve repeatedly had to check my old notes to figure out how to do it because I don’t work with Exchange 2010 every day so this post
I was asked a few years ago back in the Exchange 2007 days whether it was possible to remove the mailbox functionality from a user but enable them for Unified Messaging so they could have voicemail and after doing a bit of research, I found
I haven’t had to do a whole lot of Exchange 2010 work recently as most of the projects I’ve been involved in were either desktop virtualization or datacenter related but just about a week ago I was asked what the cmdlet was to delete all
Problem You are in the process of migrating from Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2010 and noticed that using the Exchange 2010 supplied AddReplicaToPFRecursive.ps1 script does not appear to replicate all the public folders over to the new public folder store. Solution Note that this can
I think I’ve still been averaging at least 2 to 3 Exchange 2003 to 2007 or 2010 migrations ever since the latter versions were released and while performing a migration a few months ago, I ran into an issue with the organization’s public folders. To
