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Getting Event 17 in Event Log for Exchange Server

Hi,

I noticed in the event logs on one of our Exchange 2010 servers that that we were getting an error for Event ID: 17. I checked on google but I haven't really found a solution to the problem not sure if anybody has any ideas. This is a new Exchange 2010 server it's been running for about 2 weeks now. I've included a screenshot

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Saif Shaikh

8/22/2022 - Mon
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Sajid Shaik M

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This issue may be caused by the improper RBAC permission, please run below command to double check:
Get-Mailbox Identity | FL RoleAssignmentPolicy
Get-RoleAssignmentPolicy Identiy | FL Name,AssignedRole

In Active Directory Users and Computers you will find a new container called Microsoft exchange Security Groups. If you locate the group called Exchange Organisation Administrators and add your user in to this group it should resolve it.


http://exchangetechexperts.com/process-w3wp-exe-pid-25480-rbac-authorization-returns-access-denied-for-user-na-imtn-comusersum_mwi-reason-no-role-assignments-associated-with-the-specified-user-were-found-on-domain-controll/

all the best
makel2

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Hi,

Just so you know the Event ID mentioned a server (computer object) not a user. I erased this out of the screenshot sorry I should have made this clearer.
Saif Shaikh

Please add the server (computer object)  to Organisation Management Group and check it again.
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