Exchange 2016 Installation/Setup 'Configure external access domain' no servers to select
I have just setup a new Server 2012r2 installation, I have a host server running Hyper-V and 1 VM running Server 2012r2 with the Windows Server Essentials Experience role, and another VM running Server 2012r2 with Exchange 2016 CU2 installed.
Everything appeared to install OK, but now that I have come to setup Exchange 2016 CU2, following MS steps, I am not able to configure external access, when I click to add the server to use with the external URL my server isn't listed. I cant figure out what to do. This is my first Exchange 2016 installations, but it looks the same as Exchange 2013 and I haven't had any issues with installing that version.
Any suggestions??
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Everything appeared to install OK, but now that I have come to setup Exchange 2016 CU2, following MS steps, I am not able to configure external access, when I click to add the server to use with the external URL my server isn't listed. I cant figure out what to do. This is my first Exchange 2016 installations, but it looks the same as Exchange 2013 and I haven't had any issues with installing that version.
Any suggestions??
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Mahesh
Reboot the server once and then Check if all Exchange services are running and then try again
ASKER
Hi, I have rebooted the Exchange VM, I have also rebooted the Host Server, which rebooted the AD and Exchange VM's as well, no change. I checked the services after both reboots and all the services are started.
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Hi,
Yes, the user does have organisation management rights. It did also have enterprise admin right, so I removed those, rebooted all the servers and tried again. There was no change.
I ran the powershell configuration and it was successful, no errors at all, so I have no idea why the GUI configuration wont work. I can go into each of the 'websites' configuration and manually change the internal and external addresses.
I am going to mark this as solved as the powershell configuration worked.
Thanks
Yes, the user does have organisation management rights. It did also have enterprise admin right, so I removed those, rebooted all the servers and tried again. There was no change.
I ran the powershell configuration and it was successful, no errors at all, so I have no idea why the GUI configuration wont work. I can go into each of the 'websites' configuration and manually change the internal and external addresses.
I am going to mark this as solved as the powershell configuration worked.
Thanks