FAQ 000181 – How to enable mailbox auditing using PowerShell
FAQ 000175 – How to use Windows performance monitor to troubleshoot inbound SMTP mail flow in Exchange
This article applies to: Microsfot Windows Server 2016, Exchange Server 2016 EXAMPLE 1 You have multiple Exchange Servers in a cluster configuration and you need to check if your load balancer is equally distributing inboud SMTP traffic to all cluster members. Open Performance Monitor and Select the plus sign to add a new performance
FAQ 000174 – OOF Subject is sent in the wrong language
This article applies to: Exchange 2016 PROBLEM Your Exchange server sends Out of Office messages (OOF) with the subject in German instead of English. CAUSE The language used in the subject of the OOF messages is based on regional settings set on the Exchange Server. To determine the current language open the Exchange PowerShell
FAQ 000173 – Client unable to relay from a system with multiple IP addresses
PROBLEM You are unable to relay with an SMTP error 5.7.57 Client was not authenticated. You have configured an anonymous relay connector on your Exchange server and entered the source IP address of the sending system. However the client is redirected to the default connector which tries to authenticate the sender and throws error
FAQ 000172 How to fix missing client permissions on public folders
This article applies to: Exchange 2016 PROBLEM In public folders client permissions, you are missing entries for Default and/or Anonymous user roles. Those roles are present by default, however in some earlier versions of Exchange, it was technically possible to delete them. So you can end up with inheriting public folders that are missing
FAQ 000170 – How to enable external applications to access your Exchange data by using Application Impersonation
This article applies to: Exchange 2010, Exchange 2013, Exchange 2016, Exchange 2019, Exchange Online In this article I will demonstrate how to configure application impersonation for an application service account by using PowerShell. This is typically used to give external applications access to your mailboxes. For example, you have an application that needs access
FAQ 000169 – How to use PowerShell to create Exchange UM call statistics reports
This article applies to: Exchange 2013, Exchange 2016 You can use the PowerShell command Get-UMCallSummaryReport to create Exchange UM call summary reports. Here are few examples: Calls per day Calls per month Total Calls You can also get call statistics per dial plan. Calls per dial plan and month Total calls
FAQ 000168 – How to fix RTP ports used by Exchange Unified Messaging
This article applies to: Exchange 2013 PROBLEM You use Exchange Unified Messaging for voicemail and your Skype clients are used to retreive voicemail. In between your clients and the Exchange server you have a firewall and your firewall administrator is absolutely not delighted with the idea to open the entire port range of 1025-65535
FAQ 000167 – How to use PowerShell to export configuration of Exchange server receive connectors
This article applies to: Exchange 2010, Exchange 2013, Exchange 2016, Exchange 2019 If you need to troubleshoot why an application is unable to send e-mails through your Exchange Server, one of the things you will have to do, is to check your receive connectors. Often you will find numerous connectors configured (sometimes even more
FAQ 000166 – Quest Coexistance Manager unable to connect to Exchange Server – Secure Channel Failure
This article applies to: Quest Coexistence Manager, Exchange When you try to establish connection from Quest Coexistence Manager machine to an Exchange server you receive the following error: Unable to contact the Exchange URL. Please verify the host is configured. SecureChannelFailure. CAUSE This will typically occur if the TLS security protocol is not enabled