How can i transfer mailbox from Lotus to Exchange for FREE
or convert from NSF to PST and than import to exchange 2010
How can i transfer mailbox from Lotus to Exchange for FREE
or convert from NSF to PST and than import to exchange 2010
The Microsoft Exchange Mailbox Assistants service terminated unexpectedly. It has done this 1 time(s). The following corrective action will be taken in 5000 milliseconds: Restart the service.
and event id 4999 (related) in app log
Mailbox assistants service seems to be crashing regularly, but I can't see any hampered functionality. the only odd thing we have is one user who tries to view their inbox, and it doesn't show for minutes at a time, then all of a sudden finally appears. doesn't happen with folders other than his inbox, and haven't seen this on any other mailboxes...
any ideas would be great!
thanks,
Wes
Hi
I would like to know if its possible to limit certain users in a Mailstore from sending external emails?
I am able to limit individual users but not users in particular mailstores.
Is it possible? If so how do i go about it?
VeeCT
Hi. We are using Exchange 2010 SP3. It is located at an external provider. All works good, but...
Today my Outlook 365 ProPlus wrote me that he is disconnected. I tried repair mailbox - successful. But still disconnected.
Then i reinstall Office ProPlus >_< and now i try add my emailbox to Outlook. It asks me about my Login and Password. After third attempt it says "successful, restart your Outlook". After restarting Outlook said me - The connection to Microsoft
Exchange is unavailable.
In logs of my PC i see error 36888:
A fatal alert was generated and sent to the remote endpoint. This may result in termination of the connection. The TLS protocol defined fatal error code is 10. The Windows SChannel error state is 10.
If i connect from another computer in office with my account - it works. From Mobile - it works.
Doesn't work only on my working PC. Nobody in office has this problem.... How i can fix it? Thank You!
Hi,
My environment,
Exchange 2007
Exchange 2010
Migration is in process.
Max Send size is set to 10 MB
Max Receive size is set to 10 MB.
Issue:-
After increasing my sending and receiving size, exchange 2010 users are unable to add attachment in outlook more than 5 MB.
Error:-
"The attachment size exceeds the allowable limit"
Same error is occuring in OWA.
Only Exchange 2007 users are able to attach file more than 5MB.
Thanks in Advance
Prasad Kavale
+919619327704
Users are receiving about 95% of their messages from sending SMTP servers. Intermittently, sending SMTP servers send the Exchange 2010 Server a SMTP RSET command for no apparent reason. The RSET Command (by SMTP specification) causes the Exchange 2010 Server to drop the message. The sending SMTP servers then do not resend the message after asking the Exchange server to drop the message. This means the message is marked as Sent by the sending servers but the dropped messages never show up in the users' Outlook inbox.
Exchange 2010 Version 14.3 (Build 123.4)
Roles: Hub Transport, Client Access, Mailbox
What is going on?
Exchange Receive Connector log showing a RSET example:
2014-07-17T12:47:07.370Z,A1-S1\Windows SBS Internet Receive A1-S1,08D16FD38F3D3355,1,10.80.120.15:25,65.99.255.73:53479,*,SMTPSubmit SMTPAcceptAnySender SMTPAcceptAuthoritativeDomainSender AcceptRoutingHeaders,Set Session Permissions 2014-07-17T12:47:07.370Z,A1-S1\Windows SBS Internet Receive A1-S1,08D16FD38F3D3355,2,10.80.120.15:25,65.99.255.73:53479,>,"220 vpn.a1expediting.com Microsoft ESMTP MAIL Service ready at Thu, 17 Jul 2014 08:47:06 -0400", 2014-07-17T12:47:07.480Z,A1-S1\Windows SBS Internet Receive A1-S1,08D16FD38F3D3355,3,10.80.120.15:25,65.99.255.73:53479,<,EHLO inbound37.exchangedefender.com, 2014-07-17T12:47:07.480Z,A1-S1\Windows SBS Internet Receive A1-S1,08D16FD38F3D3355,4,10.80.120.15:25,65.99.255.73:53479,>,250-vpn.a1expediting.com Hello [65.99.255.73], 2014-07-17T12:47:07.480Z,A1-S1\Windows SBS Internet Receive A1-S1,08D16FD38F3D3355,5,10.80.120.15:25,65.99.255.73:53479,>,250-SIZE 52428800, 2014-07-17T12:47:07.480Z,A1-S1\Windows SBS Internet Receive A1-S1,08D16FD38F3D3355,6,10.80.120.15:25,65.99.255.73:53479,>,250-PIPELINING, 2014-07-17T12:47:07.480Z,A1-S1\Windows SBS Internet Receive A1-S1,08D16FD38F3D3355,7,10.80.120.15:25,65.99.255.73:53479,>,250-DSN, 2014-07-17T12:47:07.480Z,A1-S1\Windows SBS Internet Receive A1-S1,08D16FD38F3D3355,8,10.80.120.15:25,65.99.255.73:53479,>,250-ENHANCEDSTATUSCODES, 2014-07-17T12:47:07.480Z,A1-S1\Windows SBS Internet Receive A1-S1,08D16FD38F3D3355,9,10.80.120.15:25,65.99.255.73:53479,>,250-AUTH, 2014-07-17T12:47:07.480Z,A1-S1\Windows SBS Internet Receive A1-S1,08D16FD38F3D3355,10,10.80.120.15:25,65.99.255.73:53479,>,250-8BITMIME, 2014-07-17T12:47:07.480Z,A1-S1\Windows SBS Internet Receive A1-S1,08D16FD38F3D3355,11,10.80.120.15:25,65.99.255.73:53479,>,250-BINARYMIME, 2014-07-17T12:47:07.480Z,A1-S1\Windows SBS Internet Receive A1-S1,08D16FD38F3D3355,12,10.80.120.15:25,65.99.255.73:53479,>,250 CHUNKING, 2014-07-17T12:47:07.511Z,A1-S1\Windows SBS Internet Receive A1-S1,08D16FD38F3D3355,13,10.80.120.15:25,65.99.255.73:53479,<,MAIL FROM:<a1expediters@aol.com> SIZE=165270, 2014-07-17T12:47:07.511Z,A1-S1\Windows SBS Internet Receive A1-S1,08D16FD38F3D3355,14,10.80.120.15:25,65.99.255.73:53479,*,08D16FD38F3D3355;2014-07-17T12:47:07.370Z;1,receiving message 2014-07-17T12:47:07.511Z,A1-S1\Windows SBS Internet Receive A1-S1,08D16FD38F3D3355,15,10.80.120.15:25,65.99.255.73:53479,>,250 2.1.0 Sender OK, 2014-07-17T12:47:07.558Z,A1-S1\Windows SBS Internet Receive A1-S1,08D16FD38F3D3355,16,10.80.120.15:25,65.99.255.73:53479,<,RCPT TO:<jeewan@a1expediting.com> ORCPT=rfc822;jeewan@a1expediting.com, 2014-07-17T12:47:07.558Z,A1-S1\Windows SBS Internet Receive A1-S1,08D16FD38F3D3355,17,10.80.120.15:25,65.99.255.73:53479,>,250 2.1.5 Recipient OK, 2014-07-17T12:47:10.496Z,A1-S1\Windows SBS Internet Receive A1-S1,08D16FD38F3D3355,18,10.80.120.15:25,65.99.255.73:53479,<,RSET, 2014-07-17T12:47:10.496Z,A1-S1\Windows SBS Internet Receive A1-S1,08D16FD38F3D3355,19,10.80.120.15:25,65.99.255.73:53479,>,250 2.0.0 Resetting, 2014-07-17T12:47:10.559Z,A1-S1\Windows SBS Internet Receive A1-S1,08D16FD38F3D3355,20,10.80.120.15:25,65.99.255.73:53479,<,QUIT , 2014-07-17T12:47:10.559Z,A1-S1\Windows SBS Internet Receive A1-S1,08D16FD38F3D3355,21,10.80.120.15:25,65.99.255.73:53479,>,221 2.0.0 Service closing transmission channel,
Daniel
When I go to Assign Services to an Imported Certificate I get the following error:
Error:
The Exchange Certificate operation has failed with an exception. The error message is unknown error (0xe0434f4d)
Unknown error (0xe0434f4d)
Exchange Management shell command attempt:
Enable-ExchangeCertificate -Server 'CABURCAS002' -Services 'POP,IIS,SMTP' -Thumbprint '8204.....'
We have a room mailbox and when one books it the organzier gets response with the following and the very botoom:
Sent by Microsoft Exchange Server 2010
I want to remove it as I dont want anybody to know what mail server we are running? thankx
I am setting up a new exchange 2010. I am having issues according to the Microsoft Remote Connectivity tool with port 25. However when I telnet to the server I get back all of the proper responses.
The domain of the server is win2010.wfdi.local
however I want to use @workforcedevelopmentinc.org as the email address.
I can send email outbound using OWA.
I can't send using outlook on my desktop. I believe I have the receive connector set properly.
What am I missing?
Thanks
We have had persistent problems getting SendAs to work; we set it up in EMC on a mailbox (delete old SendAs, add a few new ones), all seems OK, then an hour later the SendAs has been overwritten by the old SendAs setting. I've checked and all the mailboxes have the same SendAs accounts attached: one domain user (non-admin) and a UUID presumably from a deleted account.
Any ideas?
What's the best method to securly publish, on the internet, the Autodiscover Service for Exchange 2010 when none of the CAS servers are internet facing? I do have Forefront Unified Access Gateways but publishing ONLY the Autodiscover service via the Forefront Unified Access Gateway doesn't look to be very intuitive.
I have a need to setup Organization Relationships so that I can share Free/Busy information with other Organizations and this requires that the Autodiscover Service for my Exchange Org be published on the internet.
TBrennan
Hi,
IF I am using the “Exchange Cache Mode” in my outlook, then it will create a OST file of my mailbox and save it locally in my computer.
I have below question about a OST file in terms of security.
· Can I open a Different OST file on my outlook, which belongs to a different Outlook profile ?
· Can I Convert a OST file to a PST, and can I read the DATA of a OST file Any How ?
· Can I Set password on my OST file ?
· If I am using the “Exchange Cache Mode”, then any buddy can open my outlook profile in offline mode and read my old Emails
Which is in OST file, what can I do to secure my Emails is this condition ?
Hi,
When running Test-OutlookWebServices I get a number of errors. Server is Windows 2012 / Exchange 2010 (Version: 14.03.0123.003). The errors are for any test of https://Domain.net... Tests for https://ServerName.Domain.net... work fine.
Any ideas on a solution?
Thank you,
Jonathan
output from Test-OutlookWebServices:
I was redirected here from the Outlook forum based on the fact this is happening with a client machine that has an Exchange account on it. I'm almost certain the issue is not with Exchange but with Outlook.
I know this is going to sound similar to other questions asked, but I have an issue that seems to be the opposite. This is happening on my company founders machine. Windows 8 with Office 2013. Everything was working fine until a recent update (from his reports). Now when he has Outlook open sometimes the unread message count randomly disappears. I haven't been able to do a lot of testing as he only gives me a few minutes at a time on his machine (he's a busy guy, running the company and all).
I found that if I highlighted one of the Inbox sub folders, the count comes back. Weird.
I tried running Outlook.exe /cleanviews. What I noticed was when Outlook opens the count is there but then instantly disappeared as the mailbox was loading. When I opened it again normally with no switches, the count was there. It has come and gone on its own before without any interaction from me so I'm not convinced the problem has gone away.
Any one else ever see this? Any known permanent fixes? Any idea what update might have effected this?
Hello everyone!
I've been assigned with the task of Importing the users PST files to their mailboxes.
New-ImportMailoxRequest works like a charm for me.
I have only one problem - we have folder names in those PST file that are Hebrew, and when importing an ANSI PST file to the users mailbox, the folder names that were imported from the PST file a all Gibberish.
The folder names are OK when importing UNICODE type PST files.
It seems like bulk converting those PST's is a bit of a problem because we will need a third party tool for that.
Through that process, I've found out that there is a command-line tool that was available - listpsts.exe - that can query the PST and report it's encoding \ format, but I cant find this tool and it seems like the creator of this tool has removed the download link from his website.
My question is - is there a way to import those ANSI PST files without messing out the folder names?
Alternatively, is there a way to query PST files to know their encoding \ format without doing it manually using Outlook?
Thanks in advance ;)
Hello,
I have exchange server 2010 and I am trying to access emails on the android phones but it said Authentication failed. Everything else works....
Emails from desktops are working
SSl cert has been installed.
Web outlook App also works fine.
Any help will be much appreciated. Thanks in advance.
hello
can you please advise how to split a multiple VCF card (that includes 1000s of indivudual cards)
Hi Guys,
I'm trying to figure out why my Outlook 2010 Clients are having a bad experience with their connections to the server often timing out. You know the popup message in the system tray that says "Outlook is trying to communicate with server"
I'm running SBS 2011 with the usual Exchange 2010 underneath. It was installed last October and has been slowly getting worse over recent months. All my service packs and updates are applied both on the server and on the workstations.
I have been searching for solutions for a while. I have run the Exchange BPA and corrected any minor reported problems.
I'm running the server as a VM and nothing seems to be overloaded or poorly configured. The host server has two RAID sets one make up of 10k drives and the other of 15k drives. The VHD's for the OS are on the 15k drives and the data VHD is on the 10k.
I have upped the virtual RAM on the SBS Server VM to 32GB which is the Maximum.
Task manager reports 4.9GB as being Free and 4.4GB on Standby. So RAM isn't the problem
I the bottleneck appears to be Disk I/O
When I look in the resource monitor I see constant disk I/O around 10-15 MB/s all day.
It does slow down to a couple of MB during the night.
Most of the activity is on the Mailbox.edb and PublicFolder.edb
Currently the public folder has 10mb/s read and 250KB/s write
And the Mailbox folder has 8mb/s read and 10KB/s write
These values are often up and down all over the place but id's say constantly high.
I don't have a lot of users. Say around 35 active. Some with hand held devices as well. A few are remote but the majority on the same Gigabit LAN as the server. Actually I'm at the far end of a 1Mbps connection and have far less trouble than most. However I often see my connection silently fail over to https.
I do have a largish public folder database with around 1100 sub folders (all at one level) containing mostly archived emails.
The only other non middle of the road thing we do is with shared calendars. Multiple users connect to different shared calendars. Most would only have one or two calenders open at a time but a few users would have 10 or 12 open concurrently.
Any ideas how I can diagnose what is going on with my poor exchange server performance?
Thanks
David