Problem You attempt to migrate a mailbox from Exchange 2007 Server to Exchange 2013 Server through in the Exchange Server 2013 administrative console but the move fails with: Data migrated: Migration rate: Error: MigrationPermanentException: Active
Problem You’re logged into the Exchange 2013 server Exchange Administrative Center and attempt to delete a user’s mailbox but receive the following error: Active Directory operation failed on domainController.com. This error is not retriable. Additional
I recently ran into an issue that took quite a bit of time for me to find a resolution for after going through numerous troubleshooting steps so I thought I’d write this blog post in
I’ve recently been involved with an Office 365 archiving pilot project to demonstrate the user experience and performance for a client to see if it met their requirements and noticed that while it was quite
Problem You’ve received complaints that users searching their inbox with OWA or Outlook in Online mode only returns 1 month of results. Using the following Get-MailboxDatabaseCopyStatus cmdlet: Get-MailboxDatabaseCopyStatus –server <mailboxServerName> | FL *index*,*ma*ser*,databasename … shows
I recently had to troubleshoot an issue for a client who only had about 30 people in the organization with a mix of Macs and PCs notebooks/desktops accessing a single Exchange Server 2013 server with
I was recently asked by a client to generate a report of all the mailboxes on their Exchange 2013 infrastructure highlighting the current: Storage usage Issue a warning at (GB) Prohibit send at (GB) Prohibit
I was recently asked by a client to assist with troubleshooting a calendar issue for a user who had been recently migrated from their Exchange 2010 server to Exchange 2013. Both 2010 and 2013 servers
Problem You would like to grant a distribution group configured in an Exchange 2013 organization permissions to a resource calendar: … so you open up the properties of the group: … and change the Group
I ran into a rather tough issue that got me stumped for a few hours and thought it’s worth blogging. The problem is that all of a the distribution groups in an environment I’m migrating
