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OWA doesn't work for mailboxes moved to child domain exchange member server and other issues
Hi,
I've got the following setup:
parentdomain.com
- childdomain.parentdomain.c om
There is an exchange server called parentserver in parentdomain.com and a childserver in childdomain.parentdomain.c om
I can move mailboxes from the parentserver to the childserver fine
However I have three outstanding issues:
1. OWA (which is on the parentserver) doesn't work for mailboxes moved to childserver. Should it?
2. POP3 (the service on the parentserver) doesn't work for mailboxes moved to childserver. Again, should it?
3. Moving mailboxes from childserver to parentserver gives an error in teh event log, and I then have to manuall reconfigure the users outlook to connect to parentserver (it doesn't automatically change it's settings). The error in the event log is "Failed to create the mailbox" error 0x50c, event id 1205
Any help or thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
I've got the following setup:
parentdomain.com
- childdomain.parentdomain.c
There is an exchange server called parentserver in parentdomain.com and a childserver in childdomain.parentdomain.c
I can move mailboxes from the parentserver to the childserver fine
However I have three outstanding issues:
1. OWA (which is on the parentserver) doesn't work for mailboxes moved to childserver. Should it?
2. POP3 (the service on the parentserver) doesn't work for mailboxes moved to childserver. Again, should it?
3. Moving mailboxes from childserver to parentserver gives an error in teh event log, and I then have to manuall reconfigure the users outlook to connect to parentserver (it doesn't automatically change it's settings). The error in the event log is "Failed to create the mailbox" error 0x50c, event id 1205
Any help or thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
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This resolved an issue for me with connecting Entourage users to Exchange 2007. Users in a child domain with a different SMTP domain were able to connect to the server and authenticate, but the folders never showed up. I added a secondary SMTP address for these users and it started working.
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The bit I'm most worried about is the pop3 access... I really want to get the mailboxes moved without having to reconfigure the pop3 users workstations.