I worked with TechNet Professional support to replace an Exchange server. I created a new email database server and a new cas/hub server. A new naming convention meant that the old server (single server with mailbox, cas, and hub roles) had a different name than the new client access server.
The support professional helped me move the exchange database from the old server to the new one including all ADSIEdit changes and making sure that the OAB would point correctly. Internal mail works fine...
Connecting with Outlook Anywhere is a problem, though. I get multiple dialog boxes during startup about the security certificate, and if I check the account settings, it still shows the old server name. I can neither edit this nor delete it and then input the correct (new) server name.
What do I do? Do I have to just delete the old account (along with it's settings and preferences) and then use autodiscover again?
When I test the email autoconfiguration, in the results under Protocol: Exchange RPC I get the Server: being the FQDN of the old server name.
Note that the old Exchange server has been turned off by request of the TechNet Professional support people to make sure that mail flow is working properly with the changes made. Also, the old server will be decommisioned within a few days after making that assessment...
Thanks in advance for any help!
Noel Stanford Oveson
jeremyNLSO
MCTS, MCITP, CCENT, CNE, MCSE, CLSE
Berlin, Germany