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Outlook clients disconected
We have a simple exchange 2013 setup with one CAS server, one mailbox server and one archive server.
This morning we had a brief issue where outlook clients were showing as disconnected.
Restarting outlook on my machine solved the problem and it was showing as connected.
On mailbox server CPU and memory usage was high but no errors.
test-servicehealth and test-mailflow were ok.
What else can I check to find out what happened.
This morning we had a brief issue where outlook clients were showing as disconnected.
Restarting outlook on my machine solved the problem and it was showing as connected.
On mailbox server CPU and memory usage was high but no errors.
test-servicehealth and test-mailflow were ok.
What else can I check to find out what happened.
A basic connectivity issue will cause that, along with prompts for credentials. Any sort of cabling or switch problems?
Was there a reboot of the CAS prior to this issue?
you can change basic authentication to ntlm authentication via ecp
Hi,
This issue generally occurs when the public folder to which one or more Exchange 2013 mailbox database point to as the default public folder setting was deleted in ADSI Edit.
Get the issue cross checked by making use of the following command: -
Let me know if this was the case. Then I may help you out with a suitable solution.
Regards
This issue generally occurs when the public folder to which one or more Exchange 2013 mailbox database point to as the default public folder setting was deleted in ADSI Edit.
Get the issue cross checked by making use of the following command: -
Get-MailboxDatabase | FL name,PublicFolderDatabaseLet me know if this was the case. Then I may help you out with a suitable solution.
Regards
ASKER
thanks all. I think the issue was on the CAS server.
I stopped processing requests because of the following error:
[RpcHttp] The number of outstanding requests for guard TargetBackend("server-name
https://arstechnica.co.uk/civis/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=1290197 article suggest to increase the http proxy (rpc and sync) max limits and then recycle MSExchangeSyncAppPool and MSExchangeRPCProxyAppPool in IIS manager.
Does anyone know if this will cause outage to email (external and internal)?
And would it mean for 1-2 minutes that these pools recycle, will external emails get bounced back as undeliverable.
We have mail marshall in front of it.
I stopped processing requests because of the following error:
[RpcHttp] The number of outstanding requests for guard TargetBackend("server-name
https://arstechnica.co.uk/civis/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=1290197 article suggest to increase the http proxy (rpc and sync) max limits and then recycle MSExchangeSyncAppPool and MSExchangeRPCProxyAppPool in IIS manager.
Does anyone know if this will cause outage to email (external and internal)?
And would it mean for 1-2 minutes that these pools recycle, will external emails get bounced back as undeliverable.
We have mail marshall in front of it.
Hi,
I think the external will not get bounced and triggering the pool to recycle would be required if the limit of 5000 in IIS is achieved.
Regards
I think the external will not get bounced and triggering the pool to recycle would be required if the limit of 5000 in IIS is achieved.
Regards
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Issue has not appeared since the change
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