The microsoft exchange administrator has made a change
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I am having this exact issue. This is expected behavior when moving from Outlook Anywhere to MapiHttp since the Outlook profile needs to be updated for this change to take effect but in this scenario MapiHttp was disabled. At line:1 char:25 + Get-MapiVirtualDirectory Get-ClientAccessArray fl The term 'Get-ClientAccessArray' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, fun ction, script file, or operable program. If you have feedback for TechNet Subscriber Support, contact.
This is what we chose to do, only because our databases were getting very large and it was time to reorganize our mailboxes across all the databases anyway. Mostly user faces this error after the mailbox migration from Exchange 2010 to 2013 or 2016. Nithyanandham Hi Nithyanandham, If we are prompted to restart the Outlook client once, it is an expected behavior for Outlook after the mailbox migration, this behavior makes sure that the client starts to use the correct Exchange endpoint for all connections.
The problem is that the Exchange server still refers to an old Public Folders database. At this point I rebooted the Exchange Server, and the affected clients, and the problem was resolved. In this knowledge Microsoft recommends repairing the Outlook profile or recreate the Outlook profile. Sorry I don't have an easy answer but hopefully it can get you going in the right direction. Event viewer does have this one that may be related. That will solve the problem for you. The delegated account is not fully established the connection to the new Mailbox Databases after the migration due to some reason and the users delegated mailbox table did not receive the delegate permissions accounts information. By the way, if you could get any help from the above posts, please be free to mark as answer, it will be helpful for others in this forum.
Frequent Popups in Outlook - However, I don't have anybody receiving the error any more.
While upgrading of Exchange server from from Exchange 2007 to Exchange 2013, there are many consequences, which apparently can be troublesome. This error is prompted while accessing the mailbox in Outlook and the root cause is allied to Exchange server. It has been also noticed that the problem only comes in Outlook 2013 and later versions. · As the server is been upgraded, the mailbox is now moved to Microsoft Exchange Server 2013. · Problem does not arise in old versions of Outlook and occurs only in Outlook 2013 and later versions. Expected Conditions to Follow The Error Prompt Thankfully, there are very few scenarios, which can prompt the above-mentioned error. Condition 2: Hierarchy of Public Folder is Changed: Changes in the hierarchy or properties of the Public Folder after server upgrade can also create issues in the mailbox access in Outlook. In case the publicfolderdatabase, get-mailboxdatabase fl identity, differ between source and target databases, this issue can occur. This can occur when the discharge or decommissioning of Exchange 2007 along with its Legacy Public Folders were not detached correctly. Once done, restart Information Store Service. Condition 4: Unavailability of Necessary Fixes In Outlook: For Outlook 2013 users, it is highly important to keep the Outlook application updated. Condition 6: DoNotPreserveMailboxSignature Parameter: It has also been experienced by many Network Administrators that when DoNotPreserveMailboxSignature parameter is used with New-MoveRequest cmdlet, this error is prompted. How to Remove the Pop-Up Error Message. This setting is managed by the below mentioned registry value:.
