Exchange 2013 Migration Questions

Exchange 2013 SP1 to a new server. I just realized that I have been asking migration questions on the "general" forum. Here's the deal:
We just want to move to a newer server and reuse the "old" server as a DAG member. We have a production exchange 2013 SP1 server and I found that the DB is not on a RAID'ed drive. So, we purchased a server. I installed 2012 R2 and all windows updates.
Then installed exchange 2013 SP1. Then got our AS/AV software installed. When I boot the new server up and login to ECP, it sees all the exchange users, DB and info. So, I followed:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd876926(v=exchg.150).aspx
to migrate users and current email to the new DB. However, when users logged in their current email was not there. I also tried to use the ECP migration option and this resulted in the same, users old email was not in their inbox. So I had to perform that
same process on the old DB to get users old email back. I then tried to use the migration option in the ECP->same issue. So as of now, we are on the old DB and things are working fine.
According to:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa997006(v=exchg.65).aspx
When moving from server to server, the DB filename must be the same. The non-production server does not have the same DB filename. Could this be the problem? Could someone point me to documentation on migrating from server to server

So I ran Get-Mailbox -Database “Source Database Name” " -ResultSize Unlimited | New-MoveRequest -TargetDatabase “Target Database Name” and moved all the user mailboxes. Then moved the system mailboxes, public folders and
OAB. Adjusted send connector to reflect new server. Log in as a user, all email is there. Great! Dismount the old DB. Wait a few minutes and user email is still there. Woohoo! Shut down the old exchange server and a few minutes later, all email is gone. Boo!
Boot the old server back up and mount the old DB, all email is back in user inbox. How do I use only the new DB in exchange 2013?
So I just dismounted the old DB and all email stays in users inbox?! So it must be something with the old server that did not get moved over but for the life of me I cant figure out what

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IBM Domino to Exchange 2013 Migration question

I've been tasked with looking into migrating our company of 5500+ Domino users to Exchange 2013. Currently, my Domino servers spread across the county and not all in one location. Is there a document/guide that can help me get an understanding
on what type of environment I can take my hub/spoke Domino environment to in Exchange? Any guidance would be appreciated. Thanks!

hi Hoss,
I have done couple of Migrations from Domino to Exchange Migrations and pretty familiar with this. For this to happen, you have to use a third party tool like Quest or Binary Tree.
Since you said, 5500+ users, I would recommend you using one of the quest or binary tree tools to assist you with this migration. The key to the migration is the design and planning phase.
I am familiar with Quest tools and will give you as much as i know but I am sure every other tool out there is pretty similar in terms of functionality.
you have to purchase Quest licenses and for quest to be installed on your server, you have to go through Quest Professional services or a Quest approved vendor. You cannot install Quest on your own - this is a small drawback that I personally think.
While your Quest servers are being setup, you have to plan out your Exchange server design and for a 6000 user mailbox, you wont have a big of a deal. I need the hardware information that you have purchased for the Exchange servers? are you going
to go physical or virtual? I need to know the user message profile in your existing domino environment (how many emails sent/recived /size per day/per mailbox)? I also need your inputs on how many servers are you planning with Exchange 2013 in total (all roles),
Do you need single item recovery? Do you have any storage contrains? and a 100+ questions. If you get me the answers for what I asked, I am willing to help you with the design fo Exchange 2013.
Re: Domino:
What version of domino are you running? What is your max mail file size? how many mailboxes (person documents) how many mail-in databases? how is your user account provisioning currently designed? and so on. user account provisioning could be a challenge
because you have to introduce a 3rd party app like FIM or CA's User Management apps to work between your Domino and Exchange (during the time of coexistence) and there is a lot to it.
All the best!
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Exchange 2013 migration, disable SSLOffloading on 2010 CAS servers

We just going through the Exchange 2013 migration from Exchange 2010. I have one or two questions when following the Exchange deployment Assistant. We have HLB where the certificates and we enable SSLoffload on the CAS server. So we don't have public CA's
on our CAS 2010 servers.
So on the documentation it says to run this command, were it will disable SSLOffloading and change to Basic authentication. Will my running outlook 2010 clients start getting certificate errors and will they work as normal ?
Get-ExchangeServer | Where {($_.AdminDisplayVersion -Like "Version 14*") -And ($_.ServerRole -Like "*ClientAccess*")} | Get-ClientAccessServer | Where {$_.OutlookAnywhereEnabled -Eq $False} | Enable-OutlookAnywhere -ClientAuthenticationMethod
Basic -SSLOffloading $False -ExternalHostName $Exchange2013HostName -IISAuthenticationMethods NTLM, Basic

We have OA enabled on all CAS 2010 servers with NTLM authentication and SSLoffloading box checked. We have also setup our CAS2013 and is running. My question above was that if I ran that command, Will I break anything since all my users
are still on Exchange 2010 mailboxes.
Then as I mentioned, that command will do nothing as OA is already enabled on CAS 10. It would only make a change if CAS10 had OA disabled.
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Exchange 2010 to Exchange 2013 Migration and Architect a resilient and high availability exchange setup

Hi,
I currently have a single Exchange 2010 Server that has all the roles supporting about 500 users. I plan to upgrade to 2013 and move to a four server HA Exchange setup (a CAS array with 2 Server as CAS servers and one DAG with 2 mailbox Servers). My
goal is to plan out the transition in steps with no downtime. Email is most critical with my company.
Exchange 2010 is running SP3 on a Windows Server 2010 and a Separate Server as archive. In the new setup, rather than having a separate server for archiving, I am just going to put that on a separate partition.
Here is what I have planned so far.
1. Build out four Servers. 2 CAS and 2 Mailbox Servers. Mailbox Servers have 4 partitions each. One for OS. Second for DB. Third for Logs and Fourth for Archives.
2. Prepare AD for exchange 2013.
3. Install Exchange roles. CAS on two servers and mailbox on 2 servers. Add a DAG. Someone had suggested to me to use an odd number so 3 or 5. Is that a requirement?
4. I am using a third party load balancer for CAS array instead of NLB so I will be setting up that.
5. Do post install to ready up the new CAS. While doing this, can i use the same parameters as assigned on exchange 2010 like can i use the webmail URL for outlook anywhere, OAB etc.
6. Once this is done. I plan to move a few mailboxes as test to the new mailbox servers or DAG.
7. Testing outlook setups on new servers. inbound and outbound email tests.
once this is done, I can migrate over and point all my MX records to the new servers.
Please let me know your thoughts and what am I missing. I like to solidify a flowchart of all steps that I need to do before I start the migration.
thank you for your help in advance

Hi,
okay, you can use 4 virtual servers. But there is no need to deploy dedicated server roles (CAS + MBX). It is better to deploy multi-role Exchange servers, also virtual! You could install 2 multi-role servers and if the company growths, install another multi-role,
and so on. It's much more simpler, better and less expensive.
CAS-Array is only an Active Directory object, nothing more. The load balancer controls the sessions on which CAS the user will terminate. You can read more at
http://blogs.technet.com/b/exchange/archive/2014/03/05/load-balancing-in-exchange-2013.aspx Also there is no session affinity required.
First, build the complete Exchange 2013 architecture. High availability for your data is a DAG and for your CAS you use a load balancer.
On channel 9 there is many stuff from MEC:
http://channel9.msdn.com/search?term=exchange+2013
Migration:
http://geekswithblogs.net/marcde/archive/2013/08/02/migrating-from-microsoft-exchange-2010-to-exchange-2013.aspx
Additional informations:
http://exchangeserverpro.com/upgrading-to-exchange-server-2013/
Hope this helps :-)

Exchange 2010 to 2013 Migration Question

Hi Folks,
This is where I'm at: We have 2 Exchange 2010 servers (both multi role) and I was given 4 VM's for exchange 2013. I just completed installing Exchange on the four 2013 VM's (2 dedicated CAS and 2 dedicated MBX) and applied SP1. I documented all
of the 2010 server config info (i.e. all the URL's for the namespaces, etc). We have a hardware NLB and a MacAfee host in the DMZ where all inbound/outbound email routes to check for AV/Spam. My question is, what are my next steps that
take place so that I'm truly in co-existence mode? I'm assuming I want to make the 2013 servers primary now so that all mail routes to/from them and all client connections are made to them? Could someone point me in the right direction maybe
to an article on what my next steps are? I want to get everything cut over while in co-existence so that I can start moving mailboxes. Thanks a lot !

Exchange Server Deployment Assistant is good starting point:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-US/exdeploy2013/Checklist?state=2284-W-AAAAAAAAQAAAAAEAAAAAAA%7e%7e
Upgrade from Exchange 2010 to Exchange 2013:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj898583(v=exchg.150).aspx
http://msexchangeguru.com/2013/05/10/exchange2013-migration/
http://www.petenetlive.com/KB/Article/0000788.htm
Below is high level migration plan:
1. Update active directory schema for exchange 2010 sp3.
2. Install Exchange 2010 SP3 and rollup updates on existing servers.
3. Update active directory schema for exchange 2013 CU3.
4. Install and configure new Exchange 2013 CU3 servers.
5. Install public SSL Certificate.
6. Configure Web URL's for Exchange 2013 servers.
7. Configuration Hardware Load Balancer for:
a) High availability of Client Access roles.
b) Reverse Proxy for outlook web app.
8. Create mailbox databases and configure database copies for the corresponding DAG.
9. Test High Availability environment.
10. Test mail flow to & from internet/internally for all locations.
11. Test BlackBerry device connectivity with Exchange 2013 environment (if nay)
12. Test migrate mailbox from Exchange 2010 to Exchange 2013.
13. Test Outlook & OWA connectivity for migrated test mailbox.
14. Validate new Exchange 2013 environment.
15. Pilot mailboxes migration from Exchange 2010 to Exchange 2013.
16. Migrate mailboxes from Exchange 2010 to Exchange 2013.
17. Migrate Public Folders from Exchange 2010 to Exchange 2013
18. Dismount & stop Exchange 2010 services on all servers for few days before decommissioning of Exchange 2010 servers.
19. Decommission Exchange 2010 servers gracefully.
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Linux mailserver to Exchange 2013 migration

Hi all
I have a specific question that I am hoping to get some advice on.
I have successfully installed Exchange 2013 and I am able to send email out from it.
We have a set-up whereby we have a webserver than the mx record for our domain points to, based on the incoming email (based on recipient address) it then will either forward on the mail to a linux mail server or the new Exchange server I have built.
Basically we have a problem whereby email sent from an Exchange mailbox to an internal user that does not have a mailbox is bouncing. I know why this is happening but not quite sure how to fix it. Basically I need a rule or send connector (this is what I
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Any help greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance!

Hi George,
Great information from Exchange Queries.
Also complement some useful articles:
Send Connectors
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa998662(v=exchg.150).aspx
Configure Mail Flow and Client Access
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj218640(v=exchg.150).aspx
Receive Connectors
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa996395(v=exchg.150).aspx
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Exchange 2013 migration and Lync server

hi guys,
i wanna upgrade my exchange 2010 to 2013 in our company.
but i faced with a question
will exchange migration has effect on Lync server an should i reinstall it again in our caompany or not?
plz help me
thanks guys

Hi,
you will need to config IM in OWA for Exchange 2013 server.As i can remember voice and everything else should be fine.
Here is a guide for enabling IM in OWA:
http://www.expta.com/2010/09/how-to-integrate-lync-server-2010-with.html
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Journaling mailbox - Exchange 2013 Migrations from 2010

hi guys
i am about to start mailbox movement from Exchange 2010 to 2013. my setup is working fine. i have enabled journaling from Exchange 2010 and as ii found, automatically journaling rules will be reflected to exchange 2013. i had very big journaling mailbox
and then newly created New Exchange 2010 journaling mailbox. now new journaling mailbox is configured for journaling and that also still on 2010(both Old and new journaling mailbox ), new mailx is couple of weeks old (6-8 GB) and old one is 2.6 TB. So i will
move old one at the end .
my questions is if i move new journaling mailbox to 2013 before start normal Mailboxes, it will cause some issues for journaling. i use premium journaling . is it okay to move journaling mailbox at the begin ??
thank you
Indunil

Hi,
Based on my test, journal rules will be synchronized in Exchange 2013 after you create in Exchange 2010. If you create in Exchange 2013, then the rule will be synchronized in Exchange 2010.
And I did create a rule to send message to a Exchange 2013 jounal mailbox for Exchange 2010 users. It worked.
So you can migrate journal mailbox to Exchange 2013 firstly based on this test.
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Exchange 2013 Migration in a complicated network environment

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have also DCs on each of them.
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Hi,
From your description, after mailboxes are moved from Exchange 2010 to Exchange 2013, users receive the following prompt when opening Outlook.
The Microsoft Exchange Administrator has made a change that requires you quit and restart Outlook.
In order to solve this issue, you need to apply the Outlook update that is described in KB 2863911.
For your reference:
Outlook 2013 cannot connect after an Exchange Server 2010 mailbox is moved to Exchange Server 2013
https://support.microsoft.com/kb/2934750?wa=wsignin1.0
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Exchange 2013 migration ends as Failed but the migration is OK

Hi
After Exchange 2013 SP1 I started getting this error when migration users to 2013 or within 2013.
We are now at CU5 and the problem remains.
When a migrations has come to the Synced or Successful state the ECP shows status Failed!
If you view details you see the right status. In the report you see no errors, all looks good.
So you you just synced a mailbox you have to complete the migration from PowerShell.
I see no event in the log about this.
I tried recreating the arbitration mailbox but no luck.
Is more a cosmetic problem but a bit annoying!
Anyone seen this?
Regards
Robert

Hi Robert,
Does the issue happen to all migrated mailboxes or just some specific mailbox?
Please click Refresh
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Here is an article about Migration status report in EAC:
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Hi,
I have an Exchange 2013 and AD servers running on server 2008 R2. When you go to create an outlook account you are prompted that a certificate for mydomain.com.au has expired. When you click to view this certificate, it is referring to "www.mydomain.com.au".
Once you accept the message it goes away, the outlook account sets up OK and the message does not show again unless you set up another account.
The internal domain name is internal.mydomain.com.au. The Exchange server has a valid purchased SSL certificate that applies to autodiscover.mydomain.com.au, mail.mydomain.com.au, mydomain.com.au and the exchange servers internal name until 2015. The "www."
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Hi Robbie,
Your certificate expired issue may occur when using the Autodiscover service and Outlook Anywhere service. Please follow these steps to have a check:
1. verify the FQDN that the client users to access the resource from Outlook:
a. Start Microsoft Outlook.
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d. Click More Settings, and then click the Connection tab.
e. “Connect to Microsoft Exchange using HTTP” should be checked, then click Exchange Proxy Settings.
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2. Run the following command in Exchange to determine the value for the CertPrincipalName attribute for EXPR name:
Get-OutlookProvider
For example, the command returns the following:
msstd:server1.contoso.com
3. Modify the CertPrincipalName attribute to match the FQDN that Outlook uses to access the resource:
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2010 . now i don't need PF at all on Exchange 2013, So can i just Delete Public Folders from Exchange 2010 without Moving Public Folder ( free/Busyy , etcc... ) to Exchange 2013. from exchange 2007 to exchange , we did create Public folder
on Exchnage 2010 , Add replica , waited for sync, moved OAB generated Server as Exchnage 2010.
as i see from deploymetn guild, there are few steps need to be done to move PF to excahnge 2013, but since i don't need PF, can i just delete it.
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23/05/2014 19:18:02 [serveur] Avertissement : échec de recherche ou de liaison de l'objet destinataire « 96-7D-85-6C-DC-A6-83-42-AC-77-A4-5E-BD-CD-52-9B » dans
Active Directory pour le dossier public à extension messagerie « Public Root/IPM_SUBTREE/Secrétariat RC/PAYS/VENEZUELA/2006/SINCOR » avec l'ID d'entrée «
00-00-00-00-1A-44-73-90-AA-66-11-CD-9B-C8-00-AA-00-2F-C4-5A-03-00-36-B9-C6-5D-38-99-D6-11-9B-D6-00-08-02-55-A6-70-00-00-00-13-4D-8A-00-00 ». Ce dossier peut être
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it scared me, what does it means ? Do i do something wrong?
I have let it work
And when i check status i have this :
Statut: Failed
Détails status : Failed other
Syncstages : Copying message
Estimed transfert size : 0
Pourcentcomplete : 95
What do i do? Can You help me? I m a little scared right now
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