Cannot open Microsoft Exchange Managment Console Exchange 2010
Access Denied- Discover -Excahgen Server UseWia$ true Suppress Error $ true is the message I am getting- anyone have a clue what this mean or how I can resolve this issue- can't add or delete users right now or anything else for that matter
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Glen Knight
Can you try deleting the EMC template as per my blog post here: http://demazter.wordpress.com/2010/07/02/exchange-2010-emc-error-2/
This issue is described here (http://msexchangeteam.com/archive/2010/02/04/453946.aspx) and it happens because of http binding settings for default website is changed in IIS.
To fix it follow these steps -
1. Open up Administrative Tools -> IIS Manager
2. On the left hand pane select - Sites -> Default Web Site.
3. Now on the Right hand pane click on Bindings
3. Edit the http binding(or create a new one if none exists) and make sure that hostname field is blank and port reads 80. Refer to picture below
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To fix it follow these steps -
1. Open up Administrative Tools -> IIS Manager
2. On the left hand pane select - Sites -> Default Web Site.
3. Now on the Right hand pane click on Bindings
3. Edit the http binding(or create a new one if none exists) and make sure that hostname field is blank and port reads 80. Refer to picture below
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Rest of the steps -
4. After doing the above REBOOT Server.
5. If still the issue occurs again look at the following causes -
a). The ExchangeInstallPath variable may be missing. To check this, go to the System Properties, Environment variables, and look under the System variables. You should see a variable of ExchangeInstallPath with a value pointing to C:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server\V14\.
b). The Path of the Powershell virtual directory has been modified. The PowerShell virtual directory must point to the \Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server\v14\ClientAccess\Po
4. After doing the above REBOOT Server.
5. If still the issue occurs again look at the following causes -
a). The ExchangeInstallPath variable may be missing. To check this, go to the System Properties, Environment variables, and look under the System variables. You should see a variable of ExchangeInstallPath with a value pointing to C:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server\V14\.
b). The Path of the Powershell virtual directory has been modified. The PowerShell virtual directory must point to the \Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server\v14\ClientAccess\Po
Would you mind sharing your solution with us instead of deleting the question without responding to any of the expert posts.
I totall agree with demazter. If the author doesn't respond, the points should be split between us.
I object because of same reasons given by demazter above. I suggest a point split
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thank you for getting back to us.
Now please except your last post as the solution.
By sharing your solution with us, we have all learned something :)
Now please except your last post as the solution.
By sharing your solution with us, we have all learned something :)
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How do I do that? I am new to this obviously- still learning the protocols
There should be an Accept as solution link in the comment where you gave the solution?
Just click this link and follow the instructions.
Just click this link and follow the instructions.