Offline adress book not updating coexistence Exchange 2003 Exchange 2010
Hello.
I have a coexistence exchange 2003 and 2010. Everything is moved and i am soon about to uninstall exchange 2003.
But i noticed one problem when i shutdown exchange 2003 and only have exchange 2010 running and that is new users i create will show up fine in adress book but offline adress book does not get updated. I have waited a week and still do not update.
Both web based distribution and public folders distribution is enabled (although no outlook 2003 clients exist anymore).
Generation server of oab is exchange 2010
What i have tried:
Force update on offline adress book on exchange 2010 together with downloading adress book on outlook 2010.
When i start exchange 2003 server and after it has synced public folder stuff the update of offline adress list works again. But i know public folder sync should not affect offline adress book since it should use web based distribution since outlook 2010. But it fels like the public folder sync causes this issue. Can this be true?
What am i missing?
Thanks
I have a coexistence exchange 2003 and 2010. Everything is moved and i am soon about to uninstall exchange 2003.
But i noticed one problem when i shutdown exchange 2003 and only have exchange 2010 running and that is new users i create will show up fine in adress book but offline adress book does not get updated. I have waited a week and still do not update.
Both web based distribution and public folders distribution is enabled (although no outlook 2003 clients exist anymore).
Generation server of oab is exchange 2010
What i have tried:
Force update on offline adress book on exchange 2010 together with downloading adress book on outlook 2010.
When i start exchange 2003 server and after it has synced public folder stuff the update of offline adress list works again. But i know public folder sync should not affect offline adress book since it should use web based distribution since outlook 2010. But it fels like the public folder sync causes this issue. Can this be true?
What am i missing?
Thanks
ASKER
Thanks for the answer. I was actually about to check this. I actually do not find a web.config file in this directory. Only another folder : 0d90e8cb-e0e0-4c76-be6e-e7
Can it be located somewhere else?
Can it be located somewhere else?
ASKER
Checked up on the missing web.config file and it seems it is not supposed to be there under certain circumstances.
I am using https://webmail.domain.com/oab on internal and external url. In oab virtual directory it is not checkmarked on Require SSL.
Is this incorrect?.
I mean if exchange 2003 is online oab does update on outlook 2010 clients. so the web distribution seems to be working properly then..
Right now the public folders are setup to replicate and this works...
I did however notice i do get error when updating the oab from management console:
OABGen encountered error 80004005
I found one post that has the exact problem i do. But in his instance he had not setup any public folder replication since they where not using it. The solution for him was to move all replicas of public folder to exchange 2010 with the existing script for this.
Do i also need to move all replicas?. Do this problem stem from me still having public folder content on exchange 2003?
Seems strange to me this would be causing the issue.
Here is the link to that article: http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1694504
I am using https://webmail.domain.com/oab on internal and external url. In oab virtual directory it is not checkmarked on Require SSL.
Is this incorrect?.
I mean if exchange 2003 is online oab does update on outlook 2010 clients. so the web distribution seems to be working properly then..
Right now the public folders are setup to replicate and this works...
I did however notice i do get error when updating the oab from management console:
OABGen encountered error 80004005
I found one post that has the exact problem i do. But in his instance he had not setup any public folder replication since they where not using it. The solution for him was to move all replicas of public folder to exchange 2010 with the existing script for this.
Do i also need to move all replicas?. Do this problem stem from me still having public folder content on exchange 2003?
Seems strange to me this would be causing the issue.
Here is the link to that article: http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1694504
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Because i found the solution my self
Also make sure that the OAB public folder is replicated to a public folder database on Exchange 2010.