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Hello

 

I'm at the tail end of an email migration from Novell Groupwise to Exchange 2010.

 

Users who have not used Outlook (2007) at a particular PC are being looked after

by us pushing a group policy settings containing server names. They're email profile is created

correctly.

 

We're now trying to clear things up for some of the early migrated users. We manually intervened to

get them working, but some things were left inconsistent. What I can't get to work is Auto Account

Setup wizard for users who have already run outlook. The previous email client used a profile which

Outlook now tries to use.

 

When we run the Auto Account Setup Wizard we get this message.

 

"The action cannot be completed. The connection to Microsoft

Exchange is unavailable. Outlook must be online or connected

to complete this action."

 

When we Click OK and the next dialog box shows the correct user name and

Microsoft Exchange Server = EXMB1

 

EXMB1 is a mailbox server so when I change this to exch1 and click Check Name it finds the user

and the Wizard will continue. It's finding an Exchange Server allbeit the wrong one.

How do I make it find the correct one?

 

I could just tell users to change exmb1 to exch1 (I've noticed they get asked twice sometimes)

but it would be nice if it would work correctly without user intervention.

 

Thanks

Mark

Posted
In ems run get-mailboxdatabase 'database name' |fl rpc* and see which server is set here. Post the result if you need a hand.
Posted

Thanks for your suggestion Nick, the result yielded is RpcClientAcessServer : EXCH1.SFX.LOCAL which should be the server offered in the wizard.

Any ideas?

Mark

  • 2 weeks later...
Posted

For future reference if anyone has the same issue. I spotted something in our proxy filtering logs while I was looking at something else.

I could see the name of our exchange server exch1 being refused in the http logs. Once I allowed an exception for exch1, the wizard could find the correct server

and could set the user profile up.

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