Out of office sending out old messages - Exchange 2010 - Outlook 2007
Tracking down an issue of a user (I think it's only one) having their Out of Office Message always being a previous message from a year or two back. Doesn't matter if it's changed in Outlook 2007 or in OWA.
I've read some older post on this, but didn't find a clear answer.
This current Exchange 2010 setup is a migration from 2003. Could this be a leftover migration issue?
Anybody have this happen recently?
Hi,
How do you know this is an old reoccurring message? Based on the content or time?
Since the MailboxAutoReplyConfiguration is correct, I suspect the issue can occur by certain client machine. At this stage, I suggest you disable OOF and re-enable
OOF on the problematic machine. If the issue persists, please refer to the following article to clean the problematic client’s Outlook rules. (run Outlook.exe /cleanrules in Run console.)
http://www.tech-recipes.com/rx/2161/outlook_2007_clean_up_command_line_switches/
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I created Message Classification as described in:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb123498(v=exchg.141).aspx
New-MessageClassification ....
New MessageClassification is visible in OWA.
I stared deploy Message Classifications for Outlook 2007 using this
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Of course there is small bug: "AdminClassificationPath"="c:\\Classifications.xml" but is should be
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After set up it doesn't work. The same for Outlook 2010 and 2013?
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Kind Regards TomaszHi,
How do you know this is an old reoccurring message? Based on the content or time?
Since the MailboxAutoReplyConfiguration is correct, I suspect the issue can occur by certain client machine. At this stage, I suggest you disable OOF and re-enable
OOF on the problematic machine. If the issue persists, please refer to the following article to clean the problematic client’s Outlook rules. (run Outlook.exe /cleanrules in Run console.)
http://www.tech-recipes.com/rx/2161/outlook_2007_clean_up_command_line_switches/
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I don't know which folder to use clearing out old messages, spam, junk and other detrious I might want to recover in the future and which folder for highly sensitive or personal in formation I want to keep confidential.
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I've been looking to resolve this issue for a while now and was hoping someone could help me understand my options.
We have Exchange 2010 & Outlook 2010 in our environment. I've created a SSL cert for our ActiveSync from a reputable CA and unfortunately, as you may not be surprised, we are seeing an alert each time we open Outlook that states:
"Security Alert; Information you exchange with this site cannot be viewed or changed by others. However, there is a problem with the site's security certificate.
The name on the security certificate is invalid or does not match the name of the site."
Of course my internal server name does not match my external server name. So the SSL I had created for use with OWA and ActiveSync is rejected by my internal Outlook clients.
After doing some research I believe this is related to the Autodiscover service being configured with my internal server name and not my external name.
I've found some info about adding New-AutodiscoverVirtualDirectory and Set-ClientAccessServer commands and then found this article that might help. (Configure
Outlook Anywhere to Use Multiple SSL Certificates) but nothing is specific to my configuration and I'm concerned about what will happen to my existing configuration if this fails.
What happens when you run Set-ClientAccessServer? Does it retain and keep the old server config in place and add a new one or does it wipe it out? Will all of my devices need to be reconfigured?
Same with New-AutodiscoverVirtualDirectory. Does this simply add another virtual directory or is it going to overwrite my existing config?
Then there is the question of whether or not any of this will actually address my issue at all.
absolutezero273cSorry.
"[PS] C:\Windows\system32>Set-ClientAccessServer -Identity MailExt -AutoDiscoverServiceInternalUri "https://MailExt
.contoso.com/autodiscover/autodiscover.xml"
The operation couldn't be performed because object 'MailExt' couldn't be found on 'DomainController2.contoso.local'.
+ CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (0:Int32) [Set-ClientAccessServer], ManagementObjectNotFoundException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : 4D980455,Microsoft.Exchange.Management.SystemConfigurationTasks.SetClientAccessServer"...is the error I get.
I've created the split zones and populated the Forward Lookup Zones as follows:
CONTOSO.COM
MailExt(CNAME)MailInt.contoso.local
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CONTOSO.LOCAL
MailInt(A)192.168.1.10
MailExt(CNAME)MailInt.contoso.com
One thing I did notice is that there isn't a _tcp _autodiscover entry for MailInt in my Forward Lookup Zones. It was recommended that I make that entry for _tcp _autodiscover(SRV)MailExt.contoso.com in another post I read somewhere.
I believe what I am trying to do is create a new autodiscover object as is shown here:
I see there is a Get-ClientAccessServer & Set-ClientAccessServer command but I need to add a CAS. Does the Set-ClientAccessServer add or simply modify?
Or would that require the New-AutodiscoverVirtualDirectory command? I read
this page that discussed creating new virtual directories but that seemed a little risky without knowing all the ins and outs of how this service functions and to what degree this would affect the existing configuration.
I was able to use the Set-ClientAccessServer command and change the actual internal autodiscoverUri to https://MailExt.contoso.com/autodiscover/autodiscover.xml but the name still says MailInt and I continue to get the SSL cert warnings because it is looking
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Hi Everybody. I have a weird one for you.
I have a user that gets an "operation failed" message whenever trying to use the "resend" option on any email (It's the one right under recall). I had tested up and down on her machine. Exchange 2010 Outlook 2013
Ran in safe mode, recreated her profile, disabled virus scanning, repaired office. (weird, the font just changed sizes on me)
After all of this I tested on other computers, other users seem to be able to "resend" just fine. However her account does not work on any computer I try, internal or external to the network.
It looks more like a profile issue.
She's a very active archivist, so she only has 486MB of space used by her mailbox.
It's well under quota.
It's been really puzzling me.
MCSE 2003, Exchange. MCTS Vista, 7. Administrator of awful, neglected website http://timssims.netHi Timssims,
Since there is only one user in the org has this issue, it seems an issue on the Outlook client side.
I suggest asking Outlook Forum for help so that we can get more professional suggestions.
For your convenience:
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/office/en-US/home?forum=outlook
However I also have some suggestions for your reference:
1. If this issue occur on Cached Mode, I suggest turning to Online Mode for testing.
2. Please also paste the detailed error message if "operation failed" is not the
complete information.
3. If still not works after perform operations above (including suggestions from Outlook Forum), I suggest re-creating a new mailbox for the specific user just as Martin suggested.
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ISA 2006 publish Exchange 2010 Outlook Anywhere with KCD/NTLM and IPSEC - Problem
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I have setup ISA 2006 to publish Exchange 2010 Outlook Anywhere with Kerberos Constrained Delegation and IPSEC.
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However, it seems that the connection will work for a while, then all of a sudden stop working with zero trace of why. I cant get the Oakley log to work and I cant see any traffic on the ISA.
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Firstly, have you received any related error messages in ISA server or on the clients' side? Besides, as you mentioned IPsec, did you have a VPN connection?
In addition,
While ISA 2006 only includes a Client Access Web Publishing Wizard for both Exchange 2003 and Exchange 2007. Which Exchange version you have chosen when publishing Exchange 2010?
Please also make sure that you have selected the
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We have two Exchange 2010 mailbox servers and a third for client access. There are two mailbox databases replicated to both servers as a DAG. There is also one 2003 legacy server that is awaiting decommissioning that is basically just heating the server
room - all the mailboxes have been migrated.
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Extra.exe
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c. On the “Troubleshooting Task Selection Screen” page click Trace Control.
d. Click OK to the following prompt alerting you about possible performance problems running a trace:
This server does not have the module needed for interpreting traces.
Proceed only if this is being done under the direct supervision of a qualified Exchange support engineer.
e. On the “Configure Trace File” page configure the following options:
f. After configuring the options in step e, click Set manual trace tags.
g. On the “Set Trace Tags Manually” page configure the following settings:
Check the following trace tags: InfoWorker.Assistants.OOF, all.
Note: Please expand all filter options, make sure that we did not check any filter options here. And run the trace again.
h. Click Start Tracing at the bottom of the page.
i. Please reproduce this issue for 3-5 times. After reproduced this issue, stop the tracing and collect the ExchangeDebugTraces.etl
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Sending mail smtp vs exchange without outlook mailbox opened
We have an application published via Citrix Xenapp 6.5 on win2k8r2 servers which uses server-side Outlook for composing/sending mail. The user does a one time setup of the Outlook profile through a Citrix published Outlook.exe. After the setup
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I am currently having an issue with an account. 2 people share an Admin Account inbox, while having their own inbox, Although the Admin mailbox only works in Online
mode or the folders will not update and emails will not come through.
This is not the problem though.
Before today both people were working fine for the last few months. Now User 1 (only user to send as Admin mailbox) can not send as the mailbox, while
in online mode. In cached mode it works fine, however the folders do not work.
When in online mode, i can remove the address from the From: drop down and re-add, however this only works for that email. Sending another email reaches
the same error "you do not have the permission to send as blah blah blah". This is a popup error.
Removing the address and re-adding works every time, however as you can imagine, this is not ideal for the user. In testing I have removed permissions
for send as in EMC but removing the address from the from field and re-adding is still allowing it to send. It seems outlook/exchange is not recognizing the permissions. Does anyone have any ideas on what could be causing this?
Exchange version is 2011
Outlook version is 2013In testing I have removed permissions for send as in EMC but removing the address from the from field and re-adding is still allowing it to send. It seems outlook/exchange is not recognizing the
permissions. Does anyone have any ideas on what could be causing this?
Hi,
After removing the permissions in EMC, I suspect it still takes some time to take effect. We can verify this by sending as the Admin mailbox on OWA to check the result. Then wait for some time, send the test email in Outlook again.
This issue is actually opposite to these issues I've seen before: Most other issues are that the user is not able to send as another user in Cached mode, but able to send in Online Mode. Your description kind of implies there's something interfering
with the connection between Outlook and Exchange when Outlook is in Online Mode, please disable all suspicious add-ins in Outlook, especially the anti-spam add-ins provided by the anti-virus program. Then disable the anti-virus program and the firewall temporarily
to check the result.
As mentioned in your post, this issue is also related to the Auto-Complete List in Outlook, the list may have been corrupted. We can try clearing the list to check if the problem persists:
In Outlook 2013, click FILE -> Options -> Mail -> Send messages -> Click "Empty Auto-Complete List" button -> Yes -> OK.
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Issue sending bulk email after Exchange 2010 to 2013 migration
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I have an issue with some reporting software sending bulk emails after our Exchange 2013 migration.
I can see the connections in the firewall and I can see the first connections under the protocol logs in the Exchange servers. What happens is that after ~10 emails, within the same amount of seconds from what I can tell, the mail flow just stops to the
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We have multiple applications / receive connectors with this issue and the users did not report any issues with Exchange 2010 so I am assuming that this issue did not exist there.
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ConnectionTimeout : 00:20:00
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MaxInboundConnectionPerSource : Unlimited
MaxInboundConnectionPercentagePerSource : 100
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MessageRateLimit
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Adding logs for one big connection spike from the customer. About 50 inbound connections to the Exchange servers .
SMTP Receive;
2015-01-26T18:02:46.991Z,RECEIVE CONNECTOR,08D2051B7AE3DA8E,0,DAG member 01:587,Customer IP:60262,+,,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.006Z,RECEIVE CONNECTOR,08D2051B7AE3DA8E,1,DAG member 01:587,Customer IP:60262,*,SMTPSubmit SMTPAcceptAnySender SMTPAcceptAuthoritativeDomainSender AcceptRoutingHeaders,Set Session Permissions
2015-01-26T18:02:47.006Z,RECEIVE CONNECTOR,08D2051B7AE3DA8E,2,DAG member 01:587,Customer IP:60262,>,"220 DAG member 01 Microsoft ESMTP MAIL Service ready at Mon, 26 Jan 2015 19:02:46 +0100",
2015-01-26T18:02:47.006Z,RECEIVE CONNECTOR,08D2051B7AE3DA8E,3,DAG member 01:587,Customer IP:60262,<,EHLO customerdomain.com,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.006Z,RECEIVE CONNECTOR,08D2051B7AE3DA8E,4,DAG member 01:587,Customer IP:60262,>,250-DAG member 01 Hello [Customer IP],
2015-01-26T18:02:47.006Z,RECEIVE CONNECTOR,08D2051B7AE3DA8E,5,DAG member 01:587,Customer IP:60262,>,250-SIZE 36700160,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.006Z,RECEIVE CONNECTOR,08D2051B7AE3DA8E,6,DAG member 01:587,Customer IP:60262,>,250-PIPELINING,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.006Z,RECEIVE CONNECTOR,08D2051B7AE3DA8E,7,DAG member 01:587,Customer IP:60262,>,250-DSN,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.006Z,RECEIVE CONNECTOR,08D2051B7AE3DA8E,8,DAG member 01:587,Customer IP:60262,>,250-ENHANCEDSTATUSCODES,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.006Z,RECEIVE CONNECTOR,08D2051B7AE3DA8E,9,DAG member 01:587,Customer IP:60262,>,250-STARTTLS,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.006Z,RECEIVE CONNECTOR,08D2051B7AE3DA8E,10,DAG member 01:587,Customer IP:60262,>,250-AUTH LOGIN,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.006Z,RECEIVE CONNECTOR,08D2051B7AE3DA8E,11,DAG member 01:587,Customer IP:60262,>,250-8BITMIME,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.006Z,RECEIVE CONNECTOR,08D2051B7AE3DA8E,12,DAG member 01:587,Customer IP:60262,>,250-BINARYMIME,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.006Z,RECEIVE CONNECTOR,08D2051B7AE3DA8E,13,DAG member 01:587,Customer IP:60262,>,250 CHUNKING,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.022Z,RECEIVE CONNECTOR,08D2051B7AE3DA8E,14,DAG member 01:587,Customer IP:60262,<,STARTTLS,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.022Z,RECEIVE CONNECTOR,08D2051B7AE3DA8E,15,DAG member 01:587,Customer IP:60262,>,220 2.0.0 SMTP server ready,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.022Z,RECEIVE CONNECTOR,08D2051B7AE3DA8E,16,DAG member 01:587,Customer IP:60262,*,,Sending certificate
2015-01-26T18:02:47.022Z,RECEIVE CONNECTOR,08D2051B7AE3DA8E,17,DAG member 01:587,Customer IP:60262,*,CN=server,Certificate subject
2015-01-26T18:02:47.022Z,RECEIVE CONNECTOR,08D2051B7AE3DA8E,18,DAG member 01:587,Customer IP:60262,*,CN=server,Certificate issuer name
2015-01-26T18:02:47.022Z,RECEIVE CONNECTOR,08D2051B7AE3DA8E,21,DAG member 01:587,Customer IP:60262,*,server;DAG member 01,Certificate alternate names
2015-01-26T18:02:47.053Z,RECEIVE CONNECTOR,08D2051B7AE3DA8E,22,DAG member 01:587,Customer IP:60262,*,,TLS negotiation succeeded
2015-01-26T18:02:47.069Z,RECEIVE CONNECTOR,08D2051B7AE3DA8E,23,DAG member 01:587,Customer IP:60262,<,EHLO customerdomain.com,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.069Z,RECEIVE CONNECTOR,08D2051B7AE3DA8E,24,DAG member 01:587,Customer IP:60262,*,,Client certificate chain validation status: 'EmptyCertificate'
2015-01-26T18:02:47.069Z,RECEIVE CONNECTOR,08D2051B7AE3DA8E,25,DAG member 01:587,Customer IP:60262,*,,TlsDomainCapabilities='None'; Status='NoRemoteCertificate'
2015-01-26T18:02:47.069Z,RECEIVE CONNECTOR,08D2051B7AE3DA8E,26,DAG member 01:587,Customer IP:60262,>,250-DAG member 01 Hello [Customer IP],
2015-01-26T18:02:47.069Z,RECEIVE CONNECTOR,08D2051B7AE3DA8E,27,DAG member 01:587,Customer IP:60262,>,250-SIZE 36700160,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.069Z,RECEIVE CONNECTOR,08D2051B7AE3DA8E,28,DAG member 01:587,Customer IP:60262,>,250-PIPELINING,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.069Z,RECEIVE CONNECTOR,08D2051B7AE3DA8E,29,DAG member 01:587,Customer IP:60262,>,250-DSN,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.069Z,RECEIVE CONNECTOR,08D2051B7AE3DA8E,30,DAG member 01:587,Customer IP:60262,>,250-ENHANCEDSTATUSCODES,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.069Z,RECEIVE CONNECTOR,08D2051B7AE3DA8E,31,DAG member 01:587,Customer IP:60262,>,250-AUTH LOGIN,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.069Z,RECEIVE CONNECTOR,08D2051B7AE3DA8E,32,DAG member 01:587,Customer IP:60262,>,250-8BITMIME,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.069Z,RECEIVE CONNECTOR,08D2051B7AE3DA8E,33,DAG member 01:587,Customer IP:60262,>,250-BINARYMIME,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.069Z,RECEIVE CONNECTOR,08D2051B7AE3DA8E,34,DAG member 01:587,Customer IP:60262,>,250 CHUNKING,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.085Z,RECEIVE CONNECTOR,08D2051B7AE3DA8E,35,DAG member 01:587,Customer IP:60262,<,AUTH LOGIN,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.085Z,RECEIVE CONNECTOR,08D2051B7AE3DA8E,36,DAG member 01:587,Customer IP:60262,>,334 <authentication response>,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.100Z,RECEIVE CONNECTOR,08D2051B7AE3DA8E,37,DAG member 01:587,Customer IP:60262,>,334 <authentication response>,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.131Z,RECEIVE CONNECTOR,08D2051B7AE3DA8E,38,DAG member 01:587,Customer IP:60262,*,SMTPSubmit SMTPAcceptAnyRecCustomer IPient BypassAntiSpam AcceptRoutingHeaders,Set Session Permissions
2015-01-26T18:02:47.147Z,RECEIVE CONNECTOR,08D2051B7AE3DA8E,39,DAG member 01:587,Customer IP:60262,*,[email protected],authenticated
2015-01-26T18:02:47.272Z,RECEIVE CONNECTOR,08D2051B7AE3DA8E,40,DAG member 01:587,Customer IP:60262,*,,Proxy session was successfully set up. Session [email protected] will now be proxied
2015-01-26T18:02:47.272Z,RECEIVE CONNECTOR,08D2051B7AE3DA8E,41,DAG member 01:587,Customer IP:60262,>,235 2.7.0 Authentication successful,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.819Z,RECEIVE CONNECTOR,08D2051B7AE3DA8E,42,DAG member 01:587,Customer IP:60262,-,,Local
SMTP Send
2015-01-26T18:02:47.163Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,0,,DAG member 02:465,*,,attempting to connect. Client proxy session for [email protected]
2015-01-26T18:02:47.163Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,1,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,+,,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.163Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,2,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,<,"220 DAG member 02 Microsoft ESMTP MAIL Service ready at Mon, 26 Jan 2015 19:02:46 +0100",
2015-01-26T18:02:47.163Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,3,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,>,EHLO DAG member 01,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.163Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,4,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,<,250-DAG member 02 Hello [DAG member 01],
2015-01-26T18:02:47.163Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,5,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,<,250-SIZE 36700160,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.163Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,6,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,<,250-PIPELINING,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.163Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,7,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,<,250-DSN,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.163Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,8,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,<,250-ENHANCEDSTATUSCODES,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.163Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,9,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,<,250-STARTTLS,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.163Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,10,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,<,250-X-ANONYMOUSTLS,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.163Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,11,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,<,250-AUTH GSSAPI NTLM,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.163Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,12,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,<,250-X-EXPS GSSAPI NTLM,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.163Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,13,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,<,250-8BITMIME,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.163Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,14,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,<,250-BINARYMIME,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.163Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,15,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,<,250-CHUNKING,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.163Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,16,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,<,250-XEXCH50,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.163Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,17,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,<,250-XRDST,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.163Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,18,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,<,250 XSHADOWREQUEST,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.163Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,19,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,>,X-ANONYMOUSTLS,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.163Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,20,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,<,220 2.0.0 SMTP server ready,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.257Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,21,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,*,,Received certificate
2015-01-26T18:02:47.257Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,23,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,*,,Proxy target certificate
2015-01-26T18:02:47.257Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,24,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,*,"CN=*.email.com, OU=IT, O=X, L=X, S=X, C=SE",Certificate subject
2015-01-26T18:02:47.257Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,25,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,*,"CN=DigiCert High Assurance CA-3, OU=www.digicert.com, O=DigiCert Inc, C=US",Certificate issuer name
2015-01-26T18:02:47.257Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,28,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,*,*.email.com;email.com,Certificate alternate names
2015-01-26T18:02:47.257Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,29,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,>,EHLO DAG member 01,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.257Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,30,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,<,250-DAG member 02 Hello [DAG member 01],
2015-01-26T18:02:47.257Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,31,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,<,250-SIZE 36700160,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.257Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,32,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,<,250-PIPELINING,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.257Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,33,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,<,250-DSN,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.257Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,34,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,<,250-ENHANCEDSTATUSCODES,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.257Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,35,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,<,250-AUTH GSSAPI NTLM LOGIN,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.257Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,36,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,<,250-X-EXPS EXCHANGEAUTH GSSAPI NTLM,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.257Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,37,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,<,250-X-EXCHANGEAUTH SHA256,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.257Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,38,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,<,250-8BITMIME,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.257Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,39,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,<,250-BINARYMIME,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.257Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,40,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,<,250-CHUNKING,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.257Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,41,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,<,250-XEXCH50,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.257Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,42,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,<,250-XRDST,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.257Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,43,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,<,250-XSHADOWREQUEST,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.257Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,44,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,<,250-XPROXY,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.257Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,45,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,<,250-XPROXYFROM,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.257Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,46,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,<,250-X-MESSAGECONTEXT ADRC-2.1.0.0 EPROP-1.2.0.0,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.257Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,47,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,<,250 XSYSPROBE,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.257Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,48,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,>,X-EXPS EXCHANGEAUTH SHA256 ,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.257Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,49,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,>,<Binary Data>,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.272Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,50,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,<,235 <authentication information>,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.272Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,51,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,>,XPROXY SID=08D2051B7AE3DA8E IP=Customer IP PORT=60262 DOMAIN=customerdomain.com CAPABILITIES=0
2015-01-26T18:02:47.272Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,52,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,<,250 XProxy accepted and authenticated,
2015-01-26T18:02:47.272Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,53,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,*,,Proxy session successfully set up for [email protected]. Inbound session will now be blindly proxied
2015-01-26T18:02:47.819Z,Client Proxy Send Connector,08D2051B7AE3DA8F,54,DAG member 01:57446,DAG member 02:465,-,,Remote
Nothing after these logs indicating any type of issue with the receive connector. Tried to make the logs as anonymous as possible. Hope they still make sense.
Note; Database was active on DAG member 02 but all incoming traffic on port 587 was directed to DAG member 01. -
Unified Messaging Exchange 2010 with Jabber
Is anyone aware of a way to have Jabber integrate with Exchange 2010 for voice-mail?
I have CUCM trunked to the server, the calls are going to the server and you can leave a voice mail and phone MWI lights up.
I have the voice-mail icon on the jabber client and when I press it, it goes to the voice mail box.
The issue is that it says its not connected, and when people leave a voice-mail, Jabber does not indicate you have a message.
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Any input would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
PhilJabber for windows 9.7; only supports VMREST voicemail access. The only option for this is unity connection 8.5 and above. Connection to Exchange 2010 form of unified messaging (voicemail service through exchange server alone) is not supported.
Please refer to the following link;
http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/voice_ip_comm/jabber/Windows/9_7/JABW_BK_C4C679C9_00_cisco-jabber-for-windows-97/JABW_BK_C4C679C9_00_cisco-jabber-for-windows-97_chapter_01.html#JABW_RF_SEF029A0_00
On-Premises Servers for Cisco Jabber for Windows and Cisco Jabber for Mac
Cisco Jabber supports the following on-premises servers:
Cisco Unified Communications Manager version 8.0(1) or later
Cisco Unified Presence version 8.0(3) or later
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