Squan_JRP

We actually migrated it back to the old (2010) database temporarily just to get it working again and it works fine now. Will try to migrate back to 2013 database (again) next week and we'll see what happens but will try that and let you know.

I gave myself full access rights to the mailbox and was able to open in through OWA (after logging in as myself). The mailbox is about 1.7 GB.

We moved a mailbox from exchange 2010 server to 2013 and now it is inaccessible to the user. When the user opens Outlook 2013, it gives the error that the Exchange Administrator has made a change that requires outlook to be restarted. This happens every time they open outlook, and despite saying it is "connected to exchange," it is not getting any new mail. When the user attempts to login to Outlook Web App, they get the error: "NegotiateSecurityContext failed with for host 'mail.domain.local' with status 'LogonDenied'. We migrated many users (even in the same batch as this one) and they are working fine. Any ideas what to look at here?

Where is the GPO to disable the warning that CONSTANTLY comes up in IE 11 when you go to a https site that says "You are about to view pages over a secure connection." Even checking the box that says "In the future, do not show this warning." does not work and it always asks again the next time you open IE. Can you disable this warning globally or for a specific group of sites?

Can you give me an example of some of the other exceptions you have to put in? Also how might this affect Apps in windows 8, if at all?

We were under the impression they had to by logging in to their O365 account? Is there another method to deploy it and have them use those own licenses?

Wondering if anyone has successfully created a group policy that would prevent students from running any kind of executable, other than those installed on the machine. Basically, we want to prevent students running .exe from a flash drive or if they are able to download it. Any thoughts about this?

We plan on having our students install their own copy of Office through the free OfficePro Plus licenses that are available through Office365 to them on to our school-owned device. Normally, however, our group policy does not allow students to install their own applications (nor do we want it to). What could be a method of getting around this, basically allowing only the installation of Office Pro Plus?

Have O365 setup with ADFS for SSO and external authentication is through an ADFS proxy server. Last week, it stopped working completely returning an error of Service Unavailable 503 Error. I have removed and reinstalled the Remote access server roll, and it always says ADFS proxy service is configured correctly. There do not appear to be any errors in the Remote Access roll logs. Not sure what else to look at. This is on Server 2012 R2.

We are preparing to implement SSO with ADFS for our office 365 implementation but still have some confusion about the number of certificates needed. In microsoft's recommended configuration you should have 4 servers for high availability, 2 ADFS servers (internal network) and 2 ADFS proxy servers (in DMZ accessible from internet). I understand you need a 3rd party SSL cert installed when you create your first ADFs server. Do you then need additional certs for the second ADFS server or proxy servers?