We are redoing our SAN and Exchange (business merger stuff). The connection
between the primary and secondary datacenter is 200mb at about 35ms. We are
looking at about 8tb of exchange data right now. I am presently using 2 copies
of the DAG at the primary and 1 at the old secondary
on that MBX be able to fail over to the secondary
datacenter with little to no admin action, and with little to no user outages?
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Subject: [Exchange] RE: Exchange 2010 - two datacenters - # of dags
Depends entirely on configuration.
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We are working on combining with another law firm. In this process we have
created contacts in both of our Ex2010 (sp2Ru6) environments of the users on
both sides. They are AD 2008 and we are still on AD 2003.
If I have a contact for them in my GAL:
* When I send them a calendar invite, they
, what can you
see in the PF Admin Toolbox console?
And to the best of my knowledge and memory: no.
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I have a DAG with multiple databases – three servers have copies of the
databases in two datacenters. I use snapshots on my SAN to backup the
databases. This moves the log files to a directory where they are purged later
– after many other backups. They all snap at about the same time. So,
Different subnets?
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Environment - Ex2010 SP2 RU6.
From time to time (once/twice a week) we have a mailbox (this is a moving
target – not the same one) that decides to refuse all connection attempts.
Everyone else in that database (and others) are able to connect to their
mailbox. But, whichever is the lucky one
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Subject: [Exchange] Mailbox locking up...
Environment - Ex2010 SP2 RU6.
From time to time (once/twice
Situation: Company A and Company B get merged becoming Company C. A/B both
have exchange worlds. We create a C AD domain, install exchange 2010, and put
contacts/mailbox links in A/B/C. Inbound now flows to C and then to either A or
B as needed. Trusts exist between the three AD domains.
Antivirus software and Exchange 2010 – where should I put it? I am looking at
this as a performance, security balancing act. So, my thoughts are where do
you folks put it. A little poll please…
AntiSpam outside service – before my internal systems see it.
Email AV gateway
Exchange 2010 SP3 – from a merger. Recently upgraded from 2010 SP1 RU5.
The setting on maximum attachment size at one point on these mailbox was
unlimited. So, as I am looking at these mailboxes, there are some 500mb
attachments. I discovered this after the fact.
I moved a mailbox to another
I have found that in cached mode I can do an advanced search using the field
level, and contains and find strings in the middle of a word or number – so
“uper” will find super, superman, supervisor, etc.
However, in online mode this search returns zero results.
Is this as expected? Am I
We are presently on 2010. 600+ users. We are starting to look at 2016. So, a
couple of questions:
1) Is 2016 ready for prime time? Are there big gotchas to be worried about?
2) Reading list – best books/resources for study to prep for the upgrade.
Thanks
Steven Stringham
acks...I run it in production and it works
great. Best resource is to do the migration in a test lab...hands on is the
way I learn the best.
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We are presently on 2010. 600+ users. We are
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Subject: RE: [Exchange] Exchange 2010 to 2016 on premise - Upgrade
Thanks – I picked up his book – and am looking at it now.
Two other questions
, there are
known issues. And there may be some unknown issues as well.
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is, for some odd reason, you really need to have a single
mailbox with more than 125 GB of data.
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Sent: Thursday, July 20, 2017 5:06 PM
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-folder-is-automatically-added-to-your-office-365-mailbox
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I know that with on premises exchange – a DPT or RPT tag will apply both to the
primary mailbox and to the archive. Is this true in a hybrid environment?
Here is my issue. I have number of mailboxes that are huge (think 100g+). We
wish to archive the contents of these mailboxes – to store like
mailboxes with a DPT of 180 day permanent delete.
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Sent: Wednesday, July 19, 2017 3:40 PM
To: 'exchange@lists.myitforum.com'
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I have an issue with Exchange 2016 creating DAG databases. I create the
database on the first server, and mount it. The content index stays in the
failed mode for a little while, but then goes into a healthy state. I then tell
it to create a databasecopy to another DAG member. The database
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