ActiveSync with 2010 and 2013 coexistance

I have setup Exchange 2013 within my network that has Exchange 2010 already running. Everything is working with coexistance exept for ActiveSync.
A user can access OWA just fine it shows the Exchange 2013 login but direct them to the mailbox of 2010 fine.
I have created a new user under 2013 and migrated a user from 2010 to 2013 and with either of them I can access active sync just fine. So if the user is in the 2013 database it works fine. Its the proxy or redirect to 2010 that isn't
working.
The log appears to show the connection and then has a error of 500. See here.
2015-01-13 13:06:32 192.168.128.5 POST /Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync/default.eas User=rogerssa&DeviceId=ApplDNQLK1S3FF9R&DeviceType=iPhone&Cmd=Ping&CorrelationID=<empty>;&ClientId=DESTC9PC0KXF0GJ0HZA&cafeReqId=ea63a976-9574-4ebc-b508-dcb4fd213e18; 443
domain\rogerssa 50.158.150.99 Apple-iPhone6C1/1201.365 - 500 0 0 46
2015-01-13 13:06:32 192.168.128.5 POST /Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync/default.eas User=rogerssa&DeviceId=ApplDNQLK1S3FF9R&DeviceType=iPhone&Cmd=Ping&CorrelationID=<empty>;&ClientId=DESTC9PC0KXF0GJ0HZA&cafeReqId=c144c115-d97f-41d4-96f4-dd132c227db3; 443
domain\rogerssa 50.158.150.99 Apple-iPhone6C1/1201.365 - 500 0 0 31
If I could just get this fixed it would make my migration move along.

Can you check if the authentication methods in both CAS (2010 and 2013) are equal? If there are different methods, the AES connection will fail and drop the error 500.
If that is not the issue, please use the site http://www.exrca.com and upload the results to th thread.
Have a nice day!
Microsoft Premier Field Engineer - http://www.comunicacionunificada.cl

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RunspaceId : 71f8d740-c499-4bbe-8baf-9cbb12566fb8
Server : PW-SC-01.companyname.local
MonitorIdentity : Outlook.Protocol\OutlookRpcDeepTestProbe\NEW2013
RequestId : 75641e34-aa49-4fce-aad7-181b56dd7b29
ExecutionStartTime : 10/11/2014 13:50:03
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Error : Error 0x6ba (The RPC server is unavailable) from ClientAsyncCallState.CheckCompletion:
RpcAsyncCompleteCall
EEInfo: ComputerName: n/a
EEInfo: ProcessID: 14544
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EEInfo: Generating component: 2
EEInfo: Status: 0x000006BA
EEInfo: Detection location: 1710
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EEInfo: ComputerName: n/a
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EEInfo: Generating component: 13
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EEInfo: prm[1]: Unicode string: /rpc/rpcproxy.dll?PW-SC-01.companyname.local:6001
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EEInfo: ProcessID: 14544
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EEInfo: Generating component: 14
EEInfo: Status: 0x00010000
EEInfo: Detection location: 1385
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Exception : Microsoft.Exchange.Rpc.ServerUnavailableException: Error 0x6ba (The RPC server is unavailable)
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at Microsoft.Exchange.Rpc.ClientAsyncCallState.CheckCompletion()
at Microsoft.Exchange.Rpc.ExchangeClient.ClientAsyncCallState_Connect.End(IntPtr&
contextHandle, TimeSpan& pollsMax, Int32& retryCount, TimeSpan& retryDelay, String& dn
PoisonedCount : 0
ExecutionId : 63105129
SampleValue : 33.5194
ExecutionContext : Mailbox logon verification
EMSMDB.Connect()
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- TaskFinished = 10/11/2014 13:50:03
- Exception = Microsoft.Exchange.Rpc.ServerUnavailableException: Error 0x6ba (The RPC
server is unavailable) from ClientAsyncCallState.CheckCompletion: RpcAsyncCompleteCall
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EEInfo: ProcessID: 14544
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EEInfo: ProcessID: 14544
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EEInfo: Generating component: 14
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EEInfo: Flags: 0
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EEInfo: prm[0]: Long val: 12175 (0x00002F8F)
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When using Word 365 (not installed localy even I have a local Word 2013 installation) the Hebrew typing is working fine.
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Hello,
When I am trying in Word (2010 and 2013 32bit installation) to edit a line (inserting a new word for instance in the middle of the line) or start a new line in RTL or LTR Hebrew paragraph I must first type the SPACE char and then to type any other letter. When
I try firs to type a regular letter it is not typed.
It happens only if the Word is installed on a Windows 7 professional 64bit version on my HP 8570p laptop. I formatted the laptop and installed the same OS but 32bit, installed the Office 2010 and the Word works perfect in any language. I formatted the Laptop
again, re-installed again the 64bit OS, installed the Office 2010 again and same symptom - cant type Hebrew letters if not starting with SPACE. If I try to edit the same paragraph with English letters it works OK. When I start a new line with English letters
it works OK. It seem that this symptom happens when the type direction is right-to-left (after ALT-right SHIFT stroke).
This symptom is only in Word. In PowerPoint, in Excel or any other Office application it works fine.
When using Word 365 (not installed localy even I have a local Word 2013 installation) the Hebrew typing is working fine.
I didn't change the default setting options of the Word not after installing the 32bit OS nor the 64bit OS.
I prefer to use the 64bit OS and not the 32bit OS so I do not consider moving to 32bit OS.

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Vishal Goyal

Hi Vishal,
I don't think there is option for specific site collection or web application,but there is option of enabling developer dashboard on specific master pages and that is one on of the way you could do it.
look article on below link to enable developer dashboard on specific master pages
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Let me know if this helps.
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Comparing to SharePoint 2010 resource files, there are less of them in SharePoint 2013 but they are bigger in size. Are they merged and in that case which of them are merged? Any other info relating to this issue would help
me a lot.
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been reading alot of threads about Outlook anywhere and virtual directories in co-existence exchange 2010 and 2013.
Still i dont get any smarter.
Here is scenario:
Exchange 2010
Cas1
Cas2
Mailbox1
Mailbox2
Casarray is Exchange.casarray,com ( internal dns pointed to CAS1 in exchange 2010).Seems like by default both exchange 2013 cas servers are added to the casarray.
Exchange 2013
CAS+Mailbox
Cas+Mailbox
DNS
mail.exchange.com pointing to VIP (kemp loadbalancer)
Autodiscover ( pointed to same vip ,kemp load balancer)
Outlook anywhere on all servers (2010 and 2013)
Internal ( pointing to VIP on Kemp)
External ( pointing to external IP,then it passes firewall that again passes to kemp)
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Users using Outlook 2010
restart of outlook and mail works fine.
OWA works fine
Active sync fails ( need to inherit permission of users AD object),wait couple of hours then mobile can sync again.)
Users using Outlook 2013
Outlook in disconnected status,only fix is to create new profile.
OWA works fine
Active sync fails ( need to inherit permission of users AD object),wait couple of hours then mobile can sync again.)
Question is,what should be set for internal and external url (active sync,owa,ews)on 2010 and 2013 servers?
Where is the config wrong?
Thanks!
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Hi Martina,
did the test as mentioned,even tried both CAS 2013 servers.Flush and registerdns didnt help.
Still Outlook is Connected to the cas.exchange.as (which again Points to 1 of Exchange 2010 servers),
Tried repair Outlook profile,no og.Only fix is to setup New account.
Any more tips?
thanks!
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Can Password Reset Work for Non Domain MS Outlook (2007, 2010 and 2013) Clients? NOT OWA, Please

Hi All,
I migrated from Exchange 2007 to Exchange 2013. I have configured expired password reset and it works fine on OWA (for both internally and externally accessed users) and all computers joined to my domain running MS Outlook clients. However, my users wants
it to work for all MS Outlook client of computers not joined to my domain.
How can I go about this? Does expired password reset work on MS Outlook client (2007, 2010 and 2013) computers not joined to the domain?
Please, help

Hello,
Based on my known, I'm afraid that there is no way to reset expired password if your Outlook client computers not joined to the domain.
For external users, we only reset password via owa.
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Hi all,
we are planning to upgrade from Lync server 2010 to 2013.During this mode,what is best to do regarding DNS?
Should we just keep existing ones and let Lync server proxy users, or do we need to point dns (internal and external) to the new 2013 server?
Like in Exchange 2010 and 2013 coexistence we had to point all dns to 2013 server,or users wont be proxied.
These are the DNS:
lyncdiscoverinternal
meet,dialin,admin
_sipinternaltls._tcp.domain.com
_sipfederationtls._tcp
sip.domain.com
Other DNS i might forgot?
thanks!
Please mark as helpful if you find my contribution useful or as an answer if it does answer your question. That will encourage me - and others - to take time out to help you. Thank you! Off2work

If you don't want to cut everyone over at once, you'll need different FQDNs for external web services between the pools, because mobility and meetings will use them both, regardless of where lyncdiscover and meet point.
If you want to keep the same name, that's fine, but you'll have to cut over in one big shot.
Also, pick a different name for the internal vs external web services. Mobility uses the external name, even when connecting on internal WiFi, so you'll want to redirect requests on port 443 to port 4443 for that and make it available internally.
If you have the same name for the internal web services, then internal requests will also use that path, which can cause issues or at the least route through a reverse proxy for no good reason.
Correct about pool FQDN being unique, also internal and external web service FQDNs unless you move everyone in one shot and don't care.
Everything else is pretty much a repoint when you're ready situation.
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