In my previous blog post on Implementing and Configuring AutoReseed I’ve explained how to implement and configure AutoReseed in a Database Availability Group. In this blogpost I will explain what happens when a disk fails and AutoReseed kicks in.
Continue reading AutoReseed magically repairs a FailedAndSuspended Mailbox database copy.
Recently I had to implement and configure AutoReseed in Exchange 2013 and it wasn’t as easy as I figured in Advance. To be honest, I had to rebuild the DAG after fiddling too much with the Mailbox servers so it might well be a good idea to write down my experiences.
Recently I had to upgrade an Exchange 2013 platform from CU2 to CU5, there were four Exchange 2013 Client Access servers and eight Exchange 2013 Mailbox servers (in a DAG).
During the upgrade of the Mailbox servers users were presented with the dreaded “The Microsoft Exchange administrator has made a change that requires you quit and restart Outlook.” dialog box.
Continue reading The Microsoft Exchange administrator has made a change…
Almost two years ago I wrote a couple of blog posts regarding Hosted Exchange 2010 SP2 (or later):
When building Hosted Exchange 2013 things are not very different. You have to prepare Active Directory for hosting purposes and set the permissions in Active Directory on OU level. When it comes to Exchange 2013 itself, address list segregation is still achieved by using Address Book Policies. One thing that is fundamentally different is SMTP routing in a hosted Exchange. In Exchange 2010 3rd party Routing Agents were used, but in Exchange 2013 there’s an Address Book Policy Routing agent that respects the Address Book Policies that are provisioned for every tenant. Continue reading Hosted Exchange 2013
When installing an Exchange 2013 Edge Transport server a self-signed certificate is created and configure for use with the SMTP Transport server. The self-signed certificate has the NetBIOS hostname as the Common Name and the FQDN in the Subject Alternate Names field.
You can view this self-signed certificate using the Certificate MMC snap-in:
Continue reading Exchange 2013 Edge Transport Server and SSL Certificates
Jaap Wesselius 
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