Why can't assign the applicationimpersonation in exchange 2010?
This is using MS Exchange Server 2010 with SP1, in MS Windows 2008 r2-based AD Domain. We want to assign the role - applicationimpersonation to a service account. Please see steps (powershell) we conducted as follows:
a. type - get-managementrole -roletype applicationimpersonation
result: <blank>
b. type - new-managementscope -name resourcemailboxes -recipientrestrictedfilter
result: no problem
c. type - new-managementroleassignme
result: error - The "applicationimpersonation"
What's missing. Does this applicationimpersonation does not exist?
a. type - get-managementrole -roletype applicationimpersonation
result: <blank>
b. type - new-managementscope -name resourcemailboxes -recipientrestrictedfilter
result: no problem
c. type - new-managementroleassignme
result: error - The "applicationimpersonation"
What's missing. Does this applicationimpersonation does not exist?
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If you run "get-managementrole" from the Exchange Management Shell, do you see ApplicationImpersonation in the listed role types? If not, it sounds like the user you are logged into the Exchange server with is not a member of the "Organization Management" domain group.
On another note, why are you still running Exchange 2010 with SP1? Exchange 2010 SP1 hasn't been supported since the beginning of 2013.
On another note, why are you still running Exchange 2010 with SP1? Exchange 2010 SP1 hasn't been supported since the beginning of 2013.
ASKER
Hi Todd,
Yes, application Impersonation is there.
Now is upgraded to SP3.
Yes, application Impersonation is there.
Now is upgraded to SP3.
ASKER
However, when try to run the new-mangementroleassignmen
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How odd. Never experienced that before. Thanks for sharing your resolution.
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By applying the 3 powershell commands, applicationimpersonation is working
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In order to check ApplicationLmpersonation in AD, we could refer to the following steps to check:
Run “ADsiedit” in Run;
Navigate to Configuration[domainname]>
Check if ApplicationImpersonation is in this OU.
If we didn’t find ApplicationImpersonation, we could upgrade AD schema and prepare AD domain
I checked, and this applicationimpersonation does not exist.