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I'm seeing a significant slow down in response from OWA since a migration to our new VM hardware. ActiveSync and Outlook themselves seem ok tbh but OWA is a real PITA. What should I look for as a root cause for this?

 

Wes

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Oh right i see, i thought you meant from Physical to Virtual.

 

I am not sure why it would be slow then, i dont know allot of XenServer.

 

I didnt think Exchange 2007 was supported on 2008 R2?

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Oh right i see, i thought you meant from Physical to Virtual.

 

I am not sure why it would be slow then, i dont know allot of XenServer.

 

I didnt think Exchange 2007 was supported on 2008 R2?

 

Exchange 2007 is supported on R2 from SP2.

 

Are there any errors in the event logs regarding IIS or Exchange? Does the server think Physical hardware has changed such as network cards etc? (I don't know much about Xen so could be wrong).

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[PS] C:\Windows\System32>test-owaconnectivity -URL https://externalname/owa -MailboxCredential:(get-credential domainname\myaccount)

 

WARNING: column "Error" does not fit into the display and was removed.

 

ClientAccessServer MailboxServer URL Scenario Result Laten

cy (m

s)

------------------ ------------- --- -------- ------ -----

https://externalname Logon Success 1738.

/owa/ 17

 

 

 

[PS] C:\Windows\System32>test-owaconnectivity -MailboxCredential:(get-credential

domainname\myaccount)

 

WARNING: column "Error" does not fit into the display and was removed.

 

ClientAccessServer MailboxServer URL Scenario Result Laten

cy (m

s)

------------------ ------------- --- -------- ------ -----

internalemailservername https://internal Logon Success 3379.

servername/owa/ 34

 

 

[PS] C:\Windows\System32>

Edited by wesleyw

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