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SO the mailbox is on the 2013 server, but when you browse to the webmail (which points at the 2013 server) it's forwarding you to the old server, where the mailbox was premigration ?
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SO the mailbox is on the 2013 server, but when you browse to the webmail (which points at the 2013 server) it's forwarding you to the old server, where the mailbox was premigration ?

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Correct. Pre migration the mailbox was on the 2007 server. <br />
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I get re-directed to the legacy OWA as if my account was still on 2007 Exchange
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Correct. Pre migration the mailbox was on the 2007 server.

I get re-directed to the legacy OWA as if my account was still on 2007 Exchange

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I rebooted the server and it worked. I will test another mailbox
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I rebooted the server and it worked. I will test another mailbox

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Hello, <br />
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Recently installed 2013 in a coexist environment. All is working well. I migrated a mailbox from the 2007 to the 2013. Mail flow and activesynch work great. <br />
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The issue is OWA. When I browse https://mail.domain.com&nbsp;I get forwarded correctly to the 2013 OWA splash screen. I enter my username and password then it forward me to the legacy OWA login. It is not forwarding me into the 2013 OWA interface<br />
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Anyone have this issue?
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Hello, 

Recently installed 2013 in a coexist environment. All is working well. I migrated a mailbox from the 2007 to the 2013. Mail flow and activesynch work great. 

The issue is OWA. When I browse https://mail.domain.com I get forwarded correctly to the 2013 OWA splash screen. I enter my username and password then it forward me to the legacy OWA login. It is not forwarding me into the 2013 OWA interface

Anyone have this issue?

Exchange 2013 OWA

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Windows Server 2012

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