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Exchange 2013
Hi Guys ,
I installed exchange 2013 on brand new server 2008R2 enterprise edition.
I went over all the right steps installation and procedure by Microsoft.
My Issues:
1.
I have created couple of users mailbox on the default database for testing then created another database on D drive and tried to move one of the user to the new database on D drive but unfortunately nothing happened the user still left in the default database I was trying many times with different users and still the same things the migration show that it is completed but still the user didn't move to the new database I couldn't see any log error or something that can explain what really happened.
please help !!
2.
I also tried to work with Powershell to provide information of my new mailboxes I ran this command line in order to get all the relevant snapin:
"Add-PSSnapin Microsoft.Exchange.Managem
after that I ran the Get-mailbox and didn't get any information about my mailbox or error.
please guys help as soon as possible.
Thanks ,
I installed exchange 2013 on brand new server 2008R2 enterprise edition.
I went over all the right steps installation and procedure by Microsoft.
My Issues:
1.
I have created couple of users mailbox on the default database for testing then created another database on D drive and tried to move one of the user to the new database on D drive but unfortunately nothing happened the user still left in the default database I was trying many times with different users and still the same things the migration show that it is completed but still the user didn't move to the new database I couldn't see any log error or something that can explain what really happened.
please help !!
2.
I also tried to work with Powershell to provide information of my new mailboxes I ran this command line in order to get all the relevant snapin:
"Add-PSSnapin Microsoft.Exchange.Managem
after that I ran the Get-mailbox and didn't get any information about my mailbox or error.
please guys help as soon as possible.
Thanks ,
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Hi guys ,
I found new things for my first issue above:
After I moved mailbox from the default database to the new database I created I got completed and couldn't see the email moved from the user property or through powershell "get-mailbox | select name, database".
I saw the mailbox still in the default database but when I type this powershell commad "get-mailboxdatabase -identity mailboxdatabase01 | get-mailbox" I could see the user is there sooo I'm very confusing where is actually my mailbox now? in the default or the new database.
please help!!!!
I found new things for my first issue above:
After I moved mailbox from the default database to the new database I created I got completed and couldn't see the email moved from the user property or through powershell "get-mailbox | select name, database".
I saw the mailbox still in the default database but when I type this powershell commad "get-mailboxdatabase -identity mailboxdatabase01 | get-mailbox" I could see the user is there sooo I'm very confusing where is actually my mailbox now? in the default or the new database.
please help!!!!
check events on the exchange server to check there's nothing major wrong before continuing.
if not, post the results from the following, after making privacy amendments as necessary.
if not, post the results from the following, after making privacy amendments as necessary.
Get-MailboxDatabase | fl
Get-MoveRequest |fl
The command you are using isn't valid for Exchange 2013.
If you are on the server itself, then use the shortcut for Exchange Management Shell.
If you are using a remote server then use this:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd335083(v=exchg.150).aspx
Simon.
If you are on the server itself, then use the shortcut for Exchange Management Shell.
If you are using a remote server then use this:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd335083(v=exchg.150).aspx
Simon.
Hi totallytonto ,
I have ran the command Get-MoveRequest |fl and it seems that the user moved to the new database but still can't see it in the administrator management console.
I have attached the result.
Thx ,
getresult.docx
I have ran the command Get-MoveRequest |fl and it seems that the user moved to the new database but still can't see it in the administrator management console.
I have attached the result.
Thx ,
getresult.docx
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v Removed Exchange Server object from member of Domain Admins Group
v Removed Domain Admins from member of Exchange Organization Administrators
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v Added the Denied RODC Password Replication Group under Member of Tab of Domain Admins, Schema Admins, Enterprise Admins
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