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Hi Simon,<br />
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Its about 1 hour I've tried disabling and enabled again but no luck
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Hi Simon,

Its about 1 hour I've tried disabling and enabled again but no luck

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Just to be more specific, I have two virtual directories becoz mutil tenant scenario Also 2 ip addressed assigned to server NIC.
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Just to be more specific, I have two virtual directories becoz mutil tenant scenario Also 2 ip addressed assigned to server NIC.

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You should have mentioned that it was a multi-tenant system before, and that you had two IP addresses assigned. Multi-homing Exchange isn't really recommended, other than having a second network for DAG replication. <br />
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Anything else you haven't mentioned?<br />
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Simon.
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You should have mentioned that it was a multi-tenant system before, and that you had two IP addresses assigned. Multi-homing Exchange isn't really recommended, other than having a second network for DAG replication.

Anything else you haven't mentioned?

Simon.

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Hello Experts,<br />
We have exchange 2010 SP3 Rollupdate 3. I have enabled outlook anywhere but I cannot see application recorded logs i.e 3008 and 3006<br />
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Any advice please
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Hello Experts,
We have exchange 2010 SP3 Rollupdate 3. I have enabled outlook anywhere but I cannot see application recorded logs i.e 3008 and 3006

Any advice please

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