Public Store Error message. (!)
My public store just sent me the following notification email approximately 10 minutes after I removed the OLD server from Replication.
"Multiple edits have been made. The conflicting edits have been attached to the conflict message in:Technical Support"
Where am I supposed to find this message, or should it be ignored since the old server is going to have exchange uninstalled from it. (server migration)
"Multiple edits have been made. The conflicting edits have been attached to the conflict message in:Technical Support"
Where am I supposed to find this message, or should it be ignored since the old server is going to have exchange uninstalled from it. (server migration)
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The old server is still on. Exchange hasn't been uninstalled yet, and it's still on the network
Everything is appearing to be working fine, all replicas appear okay. Although, none of them say in sync. they all say local modified. Even though, I changed all of the replicas to use the default replication schedule.
Everything is appearing to be working fine, all replicas appear okay. Although, none of them say in sync. they all say local modified. Even though, I changed all of the replicas to use the default replication schedule.
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the question really is, where do i find the conflict message, because there was nothing in the email.
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All replicas from the old server have been removed. (except system config, it wouldn't let me edit that replica).
If i go through the ESM, it shouldn't matter which server I'm actually working from right?
ugh, this whole migration is just ugly. On paper, it's simple...
If i go through the ESM, it shouldn't matter which server I'm actually working from right?
ugh, this whole migration is just ugly. On paper, it's simple...
It doesn't matter which server you connect to through ESM. I usually use the fastest and most recent Exchange version I can get on to though, as that will make it easier for me as an admin.
Simon.
Simon.
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So, back to the question, where am i supposed to find these conflicting edits?
Very often you can't.
It is a warning.
They could be in permissions, replicas etc. You have to look at the setting to see whether anything is wrong.
It is very unusual to see them, I have cause a few in my career and usually know why.
Simon.
It is a warning.
They could be in permissions, replicas etc. You have to look at the setting to see whether anything is wrong.
It is very unusual to see them, I have cause a few in my career and usually know why.
Simon.
Simon.