Microsoft Exchange Autodiscover Event Id 1002 Outlook

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Guru. com. Sharing my troubleshooting notes. Single User Outlook 2. Logging on to the mail server”Issue: Issue with one user not able to login to outlook 2.

Satheshwaran Manoharan is an Microsoft Exchange Server MVP, Publisher of CareExchange.in Supporting/Deploying/Designing Microsoft Exchange for some years. I have noticed the following event on Exchange 2010 servers after upgrading Exchange 2010 RTM to Exchange 2010 Service Pack 1: Log Name: Application.

Microsoft Exchange Autodiscover Event Id 1002 Known

User attempts to connect & it fails with the following error: “The Connection to Microsoft Exchange is unavailable. The user is unable to access outlook but can access OWA to check mails. Resolution: => Recycle App. Pools for both Autodiscover and RPCProxy.=> Run Get- Cas. Mailbox < user> . Check if MAPIBlock.

Outlook. Rpc. Http is set to true.=> If it is set to true , run Set- CASMailbox < user> - MAPIBlock. Outlook. RPCHttp $false.========================================================Event ID 4. MSExchange ADAccess Exchange 2. Issue: Getting event ID 4. Exchange 2. 01. 3 server. Log Name:      Application Source:        MSExchange ADAccess Event ID:      4. Task Category: General Level:         Error Keywords:      Classic User:          N/A Description:  Error Details   System.

Service. Model. Endpoint. Not. Found. Exception: Could not connect to  net. Microsoft. Exchange. Directory. Topology. Service. The connection attempt lasted for a time span of 0. TCP error code 1.

No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it 1. It won’t cause any issues.========================================================4. Primary target IP address responded with: “4. Service not available, connection deferred.

Issue: Issue with sending mails to one specific domain in Exchange 2. Mail flow for a specific domain fails with the following error: Remote Server at mail. Either there are no alternate hosts, or delivery failed to all alternate hosts.

The last endpoint attempted was xxx. When running test outlook connectivity we get the following error in CAS server : Verbose: Target User = . Download Microphone Voice Changer For Mobile Jar Applications.

Verbose: Target Client Access server = . Verbose: Target Client Access server = .

Verbose: An unexpected exception occurred while pinging Rpc. Proxy. The most common reason for this occurring is that the IIS Default. App. Pool isn’t running.

Exception: The remote server returned an error: (4. Unauthorized. Verbose: Mailbox = . Also the same happens when trying to delete using the Shell & web interface.“Cannot open mailbox /o=Test Lab/ou=Exchange Administrative Group . When trying to run Remove- Mailbox. Database it fails with the following error: VERBOSE: ? Need to update the Outlook 2. Outlook 2. 01. 0 or higher version as a workaround.========================================================Cannot create a new Offline adressbook.

Issue : When creating new OAB & arbitration mailbox using the following command it fails: Get- Mailbox - Arbitration . New- Offline. Address. Book - Identity “OAB- FAB” –Generating. Mailbox “CN= BK Arbitration OAB,CN=Users,DC=contoso,DC=com” –Address.

Lists “Default Global Address List”2. Update- Offline. Address. Book - Identity “OAB- FAB”========================================================Move Mailbox error. Issue: Tried moving mailboxes from 2. All mailboxes moved except two & we get the following error. One mailbox error message is “Error: Migration. Permanent. Exception: Mailbox .

Before you create a new move request for the mailbox, run the Remove- Move. Request cmdlet to clear the completed move request. Another mailbox error message is “Error: Migration.

Permanent. Exception: The Mailbox database “BBB”is not the same version as the cmdlet. Resolution: Run the following command: New- Move. Request “username” - Target. Database “database” - Bad. Item. Limit 5. 0 - Verbose ========================================================Cannot update to CU7 – remote registry error  Issue: When trying to install CU7 from CU6 we get the following error: “There was a problem accessing the registry on this computer. This may happen if the Remote Registry service is not running. It may also indicate a network problem or that the TCP/IP Net.

BIOS Helper service is not running”. Resolution: => Start the following services to check this issue.=> ”Remote Registry” Service=> ”TCP/IP NETBIOS Helper” service=> Computer Browser” service and setting it to “Automatic”========================================================Exchange 2.

CU7 Installation crash on Mailbox role: Transport Service. Issue: Started installing CU7 & it fails with the following error: The following error was generated when “$error.

Clear();             # Apply XML Transforms to FIPS configuration file if schema changed Write- Exchange. Setup. Log - Info “Applying XML Transforms to FIPS configuration”; $Fips. Bin. Path = ! After upgrading to Exchange 2. Exchange Management Shell: VERBOSE: Connecting to server.

For more information, see the                                       about. Connecting to an Exchange server in another                                        Active Directory site.

Resolution: Moving these keys from other servers or creating all the 6 strings manually should solve this issue. Created the Key “Power. Shell. Engine” under HKEY.

Exchange 2. 01. 3 Cumulative Update installation tips and best practices. Edit: The latest update is now Exchange 2. Cumulative Update 1. See here for a list of all updates and KB articles. I’ve got a few Exchange 2. I thought it was about time I wrote a post on best practices when installing Exchange 2. Cumulative Updates and Service Packs.

Each Cumulative update is a version of Exchange in it own right. Therefore if you are installing a new deployment of Exchange you can install straight from latest Cumulative Update, which at the time of writing is CU1. December 2. 01. 5). KB3. 09. 95. 22 contains a list of fixes and enhancement for CU1. Check here to see what the current latest version is. This also means that once installed you cannot uninstall a Cumulative Update, if you do you uninstall Exchange. The update is approximately 1.

GB in size and can be downloaded from here. In my test lab with a single Exchange server and single Domain Controller the update took an 6. The official Exchange Team blog post can be found here. Microsoft Support Policy. Microsoft will support the last two Cumulative Updates.

So currently they support CU1. CU1. 1. They will support the oldest Cumulative Update for 3 months after the release of the latest Cumulative Update. Which makes sense as the Cumulative Updates are based on quarterly releases. Exchange 2. 01. 3 Cumulative Update best practices.

Most of my deployments are in small to medium sized businesses and are usually single Exchange Server environments, so these tips are aimed at them, however most if not all are applicable to larger environments too. Test the update in a non- production environment first before deploying to a production environment. Consider waiting a week or two after the release date before deploying in production if you don’t have a test environment, in case there are any QA issues with the CU.

Reboot the server so that it is in a known good state. Make sure you have a known good backup of Active Directory. Make sure you have a known good backup of your Exchange Server. Backup any customisations (OWA), as each Cumulative Update is basically an inplace upgrade customisations will not be retained. Run the Cumulative Update from an evelated command prompt. An Active Directory Schema modification will often be required so make sure the account you are using has the ability to do this.

If you are upgrading a DAG member place it into maintenance mode first. In Internet Explorer, deselect “Check for Publisher’s certificate” and “Check for server certificate revocation”, from Internet Options, Advanced tab, Security options. Disable antivirus software – this was a tip for installing update rollups on Exchange 2. I’ve not seen any references to this and Exchange 2. Disable Backup Exec services – does anyone use it anymore?

Another tip from installing update rollups for Exchange 2. I’ve not seen any references to this and Exchange 2. Once the update has completed reboot your server. Once rebooted test the server is functioning correctly.

Use the cmdlets Test- Service. Health to confirm the services are running, and Test- Mapi. Connectivity to confirm access to mailbox databases.

Check the ECP and Outlook Web. App. Don’t forget to undo the changes made in steps 1.

The Process. Personally I like to update Active Directory from the command prompt and then run the update in the GUI. You can run it all from the command prompt or all in the GUI, it makes no difference, but I like to see AD Schema updates as they happen. Obviously prior to this point you’ve followed the steps above to prepare for the Cumulative Update. Run Exchange. 20. Extract to C: \Sw\Exch. CU1. 1 and then go to that directory in the command prompt.

Run setup. exe /? Run the command setup. Prepare. Schema /Iaccept.

Exchange. Server. License. Terms. Next prepare Active Directory. Run the command setup.

Prepare. AD /Iaccept. Exchange. Server. License. Terms. Then prepare the domain.

Run the command setup. Prepare. Domain /Iaccept. Exchange. Server.

License. Terms. In a multi domain environment you can use /Prepare. All. Domains or specify domains individually. Now run Setup. exe for the gui installation or setup /m: upgrade /Iaccept.

Exchange. Server. License. Terms for the unattended installation. In which case skip to 1. Check online for updates, click next. Click next to download any available updates. The setup will start to copy files. Then it will start to initialize.

Setup will detect this is an upgrade, click next. Accept the License Agreement, click Next. Wait for the Readiness Checks to complete and click install. Setup progress. Setup complete. Command line installation complete. Reboot your server. Useful Resources: Technet – Upgrade Exchange 2.

Exchange Team Blog – Servicing Exchange 2. Exchange. Server. Pro. Related Posts: How to install Exchange 2. CU3 and beyond) on Windows Server 2.

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