PaulO99 Posted December 4, 2011 Posted December 4, 2011 During the school summer break I have (with support and advice from this forum) upgraded our system to 2008 R2 and installed Exchange 2010 to the point including Move Public Folder Replicas. I have now finally moved all users to Outlook 2010 and so want to remove all traces of Exchange 2003. So appears to begin my problems. 1 - Public Folders is not empty and when I try to repeat Move Replicas I get an access denied message (see attached Public Folders) 2 - The old exchange server is still identified as a Master (see attached Master 2) 3 - To see what would happen, I stopped all exchange services on the old exchange server. Mail was still received from external and was correctly sending / receiving internally but the system would not send to external. AFAIK I have set up the connectors correctly during the changeover but I am at a loss as to what the problem is although I'm sure it is Connector related. Unless it is my impatience and once PF and RUS is all resolved then the system will function correctly. (see atached Connectors) What can I do to resolve the issues. All advice gratefully received. PS. I get no errors when running the Exchange Analyser on my Exchange 2010 server.
sukh Posted December 5, 2011 Posted December 5, 2011 1. Did you create a send connector in 2010? 2. Do you use PF or not?
PaulO99 Posted December 5, 2011 Author Posted December 5, 2011 1. Did you create a send connector in 2010? 2. Do you use PF or not? 1. There are 2 send connectors, identical except that one has the new exchange server defined as 'Source Server' while the other has no source server defined. 2. GFI uses public folders but I have reinstalled it and assumed it created PF in exchange 2010 from scratch.
sukh Posted December 5, 2011 Posted December 5, 2011 1. Do you have a send connector on 2010 with an address space of *? 2. If yesm do you use dns or a smarthost for routing? 3. When did you replicate the PF over? 4. Run Get-PublicFolderStatistics > c:\pf.txt on 2010 (EMS) and check the item count/status compared to ESM 2003? 5. How big is your PF DB? 6. What command did you run to replicate the PF?
PaulO99 Posted December 5, 2011 Author Posted December 5, 2011 1. Do you have a send connector on 2010 with an address space of *? 2. If yesm do you use dns or a smarthost for routing? 3. When did you replicate the PF over? 4. Run Get-PublicFolderStatistics > c:\pf.txt on 2010 (EMS) and check the item count/status compared to ESM 2003? 5. How big is your PF DB? 6. What command did you run to replicate the PF? 1. Both 2010 send connectors use * as address space 2. Both use DNS for routing 3. PF were replicated as part of install of 2010 but because of issues with replication and because users were still using Outlook 2003 I went no further 4. See attachments 5. 2010 PF is 776Mb, 2003 PF is 171Mb 6. I used the ESM Many Thanks for your assistance.pf.txt
sukh Posted December 5, 2011 Posted December 5, 2011 1. The pf.txt shows the content on Exch 2010, the pic you have attached for 2003 is for system folder (non-IPM). 2. You dont seemt o be using PF that much at all, however, as you still have Outlook 2003 around you will still need them. 3. Run this Get-PublicFolder -Identity "\" -Recurse -ResultSize Unlimited | FT Identity,Replicas -Autosize > c:\pfreplica.txt 4. Why do you have 2 send connectors with the same address space, if you dont need both of them remove one. Run Get-SendConnector | fl >c:\sc.txt Some information may be sensitive so you may want to edit or PM me.
PaulO99 Posted December 6, 2011 Author Posted December 6, 2011 1. The pf.txt shows the content on Exch 2010, the pic you have attached for 2003 is for system folder (non-IPM). 2. You dont seemt o be using PF that much at all, however, as you still have Outlook 2003 around you will still need them. 3. Run this Get-PublicFolder -Identity "\" -Recurse -ResultSize Unlimited | FT Identity,Replicas -Autosize > c:\pfreplica.txt 4. Why do you have 2 send connectors with the same address space, if you dont need both of them remove one. Run Get-SendConnector | fl >c:\sc.txt Some information may be sensitive so you may want to edit or PM me. 1. I have attached view of another PF. Dates relate to a reboot of the exchange 2003 server when I lost outgoing mail 2. There are no users of Outlook 2003. They have all be moved to Outlook 2010 3. Will PM you the result 4. I only need one for the internet. I assumed the other was to do with Exch 2003. I have tried disabling via EMC but it wouldn't let me, so I will have to try the delete. I will PM the result of the script.
sukh Posted December 6, 2011 Posted December 6, 2011 1. What server is PF1-EX01? 2003 or 2010? 2. Do you just have the 1 2010 server? 3. You have 2 send connectors. If you disabled the 2003 one, test outbound email mailflow on the 2010 server.
PaulO99 Posted December 6, 2011 Author Posted December 6, 2011 1. What server is PF1-EX01? 2003 or 2010? 2. Do you just have the 1 2010 server? 3. You have 2 send connectors. If you disabled the 2003 one, test outbound email mailflow on the 2010 server. 1. PF1-EX01 is 2010 2. At present only 1 2010 server 3. Will do
PaulO99 Posted December 7, 2011 Author Posted December 7, 2011 1. PF1-EX01 is 2010 2. At present only 1 2010 server 3. Will do I have cleared Item 3. The 2003 Connector has be deleted and outgoing emails are still outgoing. Many Thanks
PaulO99 Posted December 7, 2011 Author Posted December 7, 2011 sukh, I fear I still need your assistance if possible. Items 1 & 2 from the original post are still as was, although I will try and uninstall Exchange 2003 tomorrow. Regards,
PaulO99 Posted December 8, 2011 Author Posted December 8, 2011 I have uninstalled Exchange 2003, mail is still flowing to and from Exchange 2010 but Exchange 2010 still thinks 2003 exists when running the analyser. What have I failed to do?
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