Hi all,
First question here :) And an odd one!
Hope one of you guys saw this issue before.
I have an exchange (2013) DAG, with 3 servers (2012 R2). As far as I can tell, everything is setup fine (well, it has been for a few years now!) but very recently (about a month), when one of the server goes down (let's say a reboot, or even an IIS restart!) all the Outlook clients disconnect! Even if the server does not have live mailboxes.
This only happens for one server. When I reboot any of the other 2, the failover happens as usual if the client database is hosted on that particular server.
So, that one is a first for me, and as far as I can tell, everything is setup as it should be, and config does match the other 2 servers.
Any pointers?
Many thanks,
Fred
if server have passive copies of databases and if that only server goes down, there should not be an impact
You need to check if server has active copy got activated due to automated mailbox database activation etc
Also if this is CAS server, it might possible that your clients are connected to this server and got disconnected after server rebooted as CAS is responsible for proxying connections to mailbox server, the disconnection would be time being for very short period in that case