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The Microsoft Exchange Active Directory Topology service on server localhost can't be contacted via RPC. Error 0x5.
Hello, OWA is giving me the above error. Below is the log.
This happens for all users whether they are logging in internally or externally. Please help.
Request
Url: https://mailserver:443/owa/auth/error.aspx
User host address: myip
OWA version: 14.1.355.2
Exception
Exception type: Microsoft.Exchange.Clients .Owa.Core. OwaInvalid Configurat ionExcepti on
Exception message: The Microsoft Exchange Active Directory Topology service on server localhost can't be contacted via RPC. Error 0x5.
Call stack
Microsoft.Exchange.Clients .Owa.Core. OwaConfigu rationMana ger.Create AndLoadCon figuration Manager()
Microsoft.Exchange.Clients .Owa.Core. OwaSetting sLoader.Lo ad()
Microsoft.Exchange.Clients .Owa.Core. OwaApplica tionBase.E xecuteAppl icationSta rt(Object sender, EventArgs e)
Inner Exception
Exception type: Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Di rectory.AD TransientE xception
Exception message: The Microsoft Exchange Active Directory Topology service on server localhost can't be contacted via RPC. Error 0x5.
Call stack
Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Di rectory.DS AccessTopo logyProvid er.GetServ ersForRole (String[] currentlyUsedServers, ADServerRole role, Int32 serversRequested, Int32[]& mapping)
Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Di rectory.DS AccessTopo logyProvid er.GetConf igDCInfo(B oolean throwOnFailure)
Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Di rectory.To pologyProv ider.Popul ateConfigN amingConte xts()
Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Di rectory.AD Session.Ge tConfigura tionNaming Context()
Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Di rectory.Sy stemConfig uration.AD SystemConf igurationS ession.Get RootOrgCon tainerId(S tring fqdn, NetworkCredential credential)
Microsoft.Exchange.Clients .Owa.Core. Utilities. CreateADSy stemConfig urationSes sionScoped ToFirstOrg (Boolean readOnly, ConsistencyMode consistencyMode)
Microsoft.Exchange.Clients .Owa.Core. OwaConfigu rationMana ger.Initia lizeConfig urationMan ager()
Microsoft.Exchange.Clients .Owa.Core. OwaConfigu rationMana ger.Create AndLoadCon figuration Manager()
Inner Exception
Exception type: Microsoft.Exchange.Rpc.Rpc Exception
Exception message: Error 0x5 (Access is denied) from HrGetServersForRole
Call stack
ThrowRpcException(Int32 rpcStatus, String message)
Microsoft.Exchange.Rpc.Rpc ClientBase .ThrowRpcE xception(I nt32 rpcStatus, String routineName)
Microsoft.Exchange.Rpc.ADT opology.AD TopoRpcCli ent.HrGetS erversForR ole(String [] currentlyUsedServers, ServerRole role, Int32 serversRequested, ServerInfo[]& suitableServers, Int32[]& mapping)
Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Di rectory.DS AccessTopo logyProvid er.GetServ ersForRole (String[] currentlyUsedServers, ADServerRole role, Int32 serversRequested, Int32[]& mapping)
This happens for all users whether they are logging in internally or externally. Please help.
Request
Url: https://mailserver:443/owa/auth/error.aspx
User host address: myip
OWA version: 14.1.355.2
Exception
Exception type: Microsoft.Exchange.Clients
Exception message: The Microsoft Exchange Active Directory Topology service on server localhost can't be contacted via RPC. Error 0x5.
Call stack
Microsoft.Exchange.Clients
Microsoft.Exchange.Clients
Microsoft.Exchange.Clients
Inner Exception
Exception type: Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Di
Exception message: The Microsoft Exchange Active Directory Topology service on server localhost can't be contacted via RPC. Error 0x5.
Call stack
Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Di
Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Di
Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Di
Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Di
Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Di
Microsoft.Exchange.Clients
Microsoft.Exchange.Clients
Microsoft.Exchange.Clients
Inner Exception
Exception type: Microsoft.Exchange.Rpc.Rpc
Exception message: Error 0x5 (Access is denied) from HrGetServersForRole
Call stack
ThrowRpcException(Int32 rpcStatus, String message)
Microsoft.Exchange.Rpc.Rpc
Microsoft.Exchange.Rpc.ADT
Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Di
ASKER
I have 4. All but the primary one are disabled.
Silly question: Did you check to see if all the automatic Exchange services are started, and if they are did you restart them to see if it helped?
Exchange 2007/2010 are both fickle beasts when it comes to AD - if they can't find a domain controller, they pout in the corner until you go and tell them that AD isn't ignoring them to be hurtful, it's just busy at the moment.
Exchange 2007/2010 are both fickle beasts when it comes to AD - if they can't find a domain controller, they pout in the corner until you go and tell them that AD isn't ignoring them to be hurtful, it's just busy at the moment.
ASKER
Yes. All services have been verified to be running.
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Resolved with Microsoft support.
For test, disable the unused network card & try to restart IIS.