Problem You’ve completed a new Exchange Server 2013 migration and began testing mobile devices such as Android and iPhone but noticed that while you are able to go through the setup, no mail is synchronized to the smart phone. Not events are logged in the
Problem You are attempting to migrate Exchange 2007 or 2010 mailboxes to a new Exchange 2013 environment but notice a few mailboxes have failed with the following error message: Data migrated: Migration rate: Error: MigrationPermanentException: Active Directory property ’homeMDB’ is not writeable on recipient ’domain.local/IT
Problem You’re logged into the Exchange Server 2013 ECP and noticed that a newly created distribution group created with an existing Security group does not have any Owners assigned to it as displayed in Exchange Server 2013’s Exchange admin center: You proceed to open the
Problem You’ve just completed migration an Exchange Server 2003 organization to Exchange 2010 but noticed that emails to some distribution groups are not being delivered. After reviewing the distribution groups, you notice that the Set expansion server setting for the distribution group is still referencing
I had to import a bunch of exported PSTs into a new Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 environment as we had to migrate a new client from another hosting provider onto our platform and as I haven’t done it for awhile, I didn’t realize how many
Throughout all the years I’ve been working with Microsoft Exchange server migrations whether it’s for 2003, 2007, 2010 or the current 2013 version, clients tend to ask me how long I expect their mailboxes to be moved and the answer as most know is “it
Problem You attempt to set up a new mail profile with Outlook 2010 via autodiscover or manually: … but receive the following message: You must restart Outlook for these changes to take effect. … followed by: The connection to Microsoft Exchange is unavailable. Outlook must
I find myself referencing a note I have in my drafts to quickly change send and receive limits for connectors on Exchange 2010 and 2013 so just in case I ever lose that the draft email I have, I thought I’d just blog the commands
Before I begin, let me state that I doubt many others will experienced the same issue I had even though the error message: Error: Your request can’t be completed right now. Please try again later. … appears quite frequent when searched but none of the
Problem You have several remote users who are trying to set up their Outlook via the Outlook Anywhere service using Autodiscover to detect the settings but all of them are continuously prompted for their password. The process looks similar to the following: You enter the
