Sometimes users may face problems logging in to new mailboxes created or moved in to Exchange Server 2007 when they use Outlook Web Access. Users may get error messages like the one below (abridged):
Request Url: https://webmail.company.com:443/owa/lang.owa User host address: 192.168.x.x
Exception Exception type: Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Storage.StoragePermanentException Exception message: There [...]
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Problems logging in to new Exchange Server 2007 mailboxes via OWA
Increasing the number of objects returned in a single LDAP query
By default, windows returns only a maximum of 1000 objects in response to a single LDAP query. This can be a limitation when you have more than 1000 objects in your Active Directory and you are running some kind of script that does a bulk import of objects (user accounts and/or computers) from Active Directory.
Some [...]
Creating Exchange 2007 mailboxes through AD attributes
If you are using a third-party/home-grown application or script to provision user accounts and mailboxes, you can still create mailboxes by populating Active Directory attributes. The recommended way would be to use PowerShell aka Exchange Management Shell or the Exchange Management Console. However, this may not always be possible – so here’s something that I’ve [...]
Managing changes to legacyExchangeDN
If you had to change the legacyExchangeDN for your users as part of a migration or other manual process, or even an error in your automated user provisioning software, there are certain things that you need to be aware of.
For one thing, cached Outlook ‘autocomplete’ entries will stop working. If a sender uses his Outlook [...]
Comparing attributes of objects in Active Directory
This is more a Microsoft Word tip rather than an Active Directory tip. In essence, it shows one of the many methods to compare values of all attributes of two different objects in Active Directory, or of the same object in a "before-after" comparison scenario – to track changes.
In this example, we will try to [...]
"Failure [0xC3EC7814] Pool is not ready" while adding OCS Server to Pool
I was trying to get Office Communications Server 2007 (OCS) to work on our environment for the past few days and ran into some challenging issues.
OCS 2007 is being installed on Windows Server 2003 x64 R2 with SP2, and the SQL 2005 back end is on a separate machine. Co-existing the two on the [...]
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