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Fabio Ciprandi
Guest
Posted: Tue Dec 13, 2005 5:58 pm    Post subject: EPA Problem Reply with quote
Hi guys,

I run this new tool with a user with right permissions, but all counters
result to zero.

In log, I have this issue:

Warning: No user is defined. Current user will be used.
Error: Unable to connect to Active Directory. Please make sure that the user
account has enough permission.
Error: Unable to check the state of HTTP virtual server 1 on MILEXCTST.
Error: Unknown error (0x80005000)
Finding HTTP virtual server 1 on server MILEXCTST.
Error: Unable to connect to Active Directory. Please make sure that the user
account has enough permission.
Error: Unable to check the state of HTTP virtual server 100 on VMILEX2.
Error: Unknown error (0x80005000)
Finding HTTP virtual server 100 on server VMILEX2.
Error: Unable to connect to Active Directory. Please make sure that the user
account has enough permission.
Error: Unable to check the state of HTTP virtual server 1 on MILEXWEB0.
Error: Unknown error (0x80005000)
Finding HTTP virtual server 1 on server MILEXWEB0.
Create thread for server VMILEX2.
Thread 150 start processing server VMILEX2 at 13/12/2005 15.38.36.
Exception occurred while checking Exchange Information Store service on
server VMILEX2.
Error: Cannot open Service Control Manager on computer 'VMILEX2'. This
operation might require other privileges.
Processing VMILEX2\Test Mailbox.
Processing VMILEX2\Test Mailbox\Mailbox 1 (0%).
Error: Unable to find an available URI for user VMILEX2\Test Mailbox\Mailbox
1.
Processing VMILEX2\Test Mailbox\Mailbox 2 (7,69%).
Error: Unable to find an available URI for user VMILEX2\Test Mailbox\Mailbox
2.
Processing VMILEX2\Test Mailbox\Mailbox 3 (15,38%).
Error: Unable to find an available URI for user VMILEX2\Test Mailbox\Mailbox
3.
Processing VMILEX2\Test Mailbox\Mailbox 4 (23,08%).
Error: Unable to find an available URI for user VMILEX2\Test Mailbox\Mailbox
4.
Processing VMILEX2\Test Mailbox\Mailbox 5 (30,77%).
Error: Unable to find an available URI for user VMILEX2\Test Mailbox\Mailbox
5.
Processing VMILEX2\Test Mailbox\Mailbox 6 (38,46%).
Error: Unable to find an available URI for user VMILEX2\Test Mailbox\Mailbox
6.
Processing VMILEX2\Test Mailbox\Mailbox 7 (46,15%).
Error: User VMILEX2\Test Mailbox\Mailbox 7 cannot access any of the
following links:
https://VMILEX2/MX/
https://VMILEX2/Exchange/
http://VMILEX2/MX/
http://VMILEX2/Exchange/

Any idea??


--
Fabio Ciprandi
System & Exchange Engineer

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Jessie Zhu [MSFT]
Guest
Posted: Tue Dec 13, 2005 5:58 pm    Post subject: RE: EPA Problem Reply with quote
Normally, the errro "Unable to find an available URI for user ..." is
reported for two reasons. Either the virtual server is
not running or the SMTP domain of the virtual server does not match with
user's smtp domains. I would recommend you to check the http virtual servers
on your exchange server for these two things.
--
Jessie Zhu
Software Dev Engineer/Test
Exchange Customer Experience Solution Tools Group
Microsoft Corporation

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.



"Fabio Ciprandi" wrote:

Quote:
Hi guys,

I run this new tool with a user with right permissions, but all counters
result to zero.

In log, I have this issue:

Warning: No user is defined. Current user will be used.
Error: Unable to connect to Active Directory. Please make sure that the user
account has enough permission.
Error: Unable to check the state of HTTP virtual server 1 on MILEXCTST.
Error: Unknown error (0x80005000)
Finding HTTP virtual server 1 on server MILEXCTST.
Error: Unable to connect to Active Directory. Please make sure that the user
account has enough permission.
Error: Unable to check the state of HTTP virtual server 100 on VMILEX2.
Error: Unknown error (0x80005000)
Finding HTTP virtual server 100 on server VMILEX2.
Error: Unable to connect to Active Directory. Please make sure that the user
account has enough permission.
Error: Unable to check the state of HTTP virtual server 1 on MILEXWEB0.
Error: Unknown error (0x80005000)
Finding HTTP virtual server 1 on server MILEXWEB0.
Create thread for server VMILEX2.
Thread 150 start processing server VMILEX2 at 13/12/2005 15.38.36.
Exception occurred while checking Exchange Information Store service on
server VMILEX2.
Error: Cannot open Service Control Manager on computer 'VMILEX2'. This
operation might require other privileges.
Processing VMILEX2\Test Mailbox.
Processing VMILEX2\Test Mailbox\Mailbox 1 (0%).
Error: Unable to find an available URI for user VMILEX2\Test Mailbox\Mailbox
1.
Processing VMILEX2\Test Mailbox\Mailbox 2 (7,69%).
Error: Unable to find an available URI for user VMILEX2\Test Mailbox\Mailbox
2.
Processing VMILEX2\Test Mailbox\Mailbox 3 (15,38%).
Error: Unable to find an available URI for user VMILEX2\Test Mailbox\Mailbox
3.
Processing VMILEX2\Test Mailbox\Mailbox 4 (23,08%).
Error: Unable to find an available URI for user VMILEX2\Test Mailbox\Mailbox
4.
Processing VMILEX2\Test Mailbox\Mailbox 5 (30,77%).
Error: Unable to find an available URI for user VMILEX2\Test Mailbox\Mailbox
5.
Processing VMILEX2\Test Mailbox\Mailbox 6 (38,46%).
Error: Unable to find an available URI for user VMILEX2\Test Mailbox\Mailbox
6.
Processing VMILEX2\Test Mailbox\Mailbox 7 (46,15%).
Error: User VMILEX2\Test Mailbox\Mailbox 7 cannot access any of the
following links:
https://VMILEX2/MX/
https://VMILEX2/Exchange/
http://VMILEX2/MX/
http://VMILEX2/Exchange/

Any idea??


--
Fabio Ciprandi
System & Exchange Engineer
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Rich Matheisen [MVP]
Guest
Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2005 1:45 am    Post subject: Re: EPA Problem Reply with quote
"Fabio Ciprandi" <FabioCiprandi@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

Quote:
I run this new tool with a user with right permissions, but all counters
result to zero.

In log, I have this issue:

Warning: No user is defined. Current user will be used.
Error: Unable to connect to Active Directory. Please make sure that the user

The user that's running the tool doesn't have permission to access the
AD (or to look at the Configuration container). Make sure they're at
least a "View-Ony Administrator" in the Exchange organization.

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Rich Matheisen
MCSE+I, Exchange MVP
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Fabio Ciprandi
Guest
Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2005 5:18 pm    Post subject: RE: EPA Problem Reply with quote
Hi Jessie,

what do you mean with the "SMTP domain of the virtual server"?

--
Fabio Ciprandi
System & Exchange Engineer



"Jessie Zhu [MSFT]" wrote:

Quote:
Normally, the errro "Unable to find an available URI for user ..." is
reported for two reasons. Either the virtual server is
not running or the SMTP domain of the virtual server does not match with
user's smtp domains. I would recommend you to check the http virtual servers
on your exchange server for these two things.
--
Jessie Zhu
Software Dev Engineer/Test
Exchange Customer Experience Solution Tools Group
Microsoft Corporation
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Jessie Zhu [MSFT]
Guest
Posted: Thu Dec 15, 2005 1:59 am    Post subject: RE: EPA Problem Reply with quote
In ESM, drill down to Protocols\HTTP, right click on "HTTP", select menu
"New->HTTP Virtual Server", it will pop up a window. Look for "Exchange
Path" group box, the first option is "Mailboxes for SMTP domain", and the
domain is listed in a disabled text box underneath with "Modify" option.
This is the "SMTP domain" I'm talking about. It has the corresponding
property "msExchDefaultDomain" in AD.

--
Jessie Zhu
Software Dev Engineer/Test
Exchange Customer Experience Solution Tools Group
Microsoft Corporation

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.



"Fabio Ciprandi" wrote:

Quote:
Hi Jessie,

what do you mean with the "SMTP domain of the virtual server"?

--
Fabio Ciprandi
System & Exchange Engineer



"Jessie Zhu [MSFT]" wrote:

Normally, the errro "Unable to find an available URI for user ..." is
reported for two reasons. Either the virtual server is
not running or the SMTP domain of the virtual server does not match with
user's smtp domains. I would recommend you to check the http virtual servers
on your exchange server for these two things.
--
Jessie Zhu
Software Dev Engineer/Test
Exchange Customer Experience Solution Tools Group
Microsoft Corporation
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Fabio Ciprandi
Guest
Posted: Thu Dec 15, 2005 5:05 pm    Post subject: RE: EPA Problem Reply with quote
Ohh......yes: well, my EVS was flagged to Public Folder; now, I've changed it
to Mailboxes for SMTP domain.

Maybe, have I to restart the HTTP to take effect?

At the moment, EPA doesn't work yet.......

--
Windows & Exchange System Engineer


"Jessie Zhu [MSFT]" wrote:

Quote:
In ESM, drill down to Protocols\HTTP, right click on "HTTP", select menu
"New->HTTP Virtual Server", it will pop up a window. Look for "Exchange
Path" group box, the first option is "Mailboxes for SMTP domain", and the
domain is listed in a disabled text box underneath with "Modify" option.
This is the "SMTP domain" I'm talking about. It has the corresponding
property "msExchDefaultDomain" in AD.

--
Jessie Zhu
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Jessie Zhu [MSFT]
Guest
Posted: Thu Dec 15, 2005 11:56 pm    Post subject: RE: EPA Problem Reply with quote
Try restart. If EPA still does not work, let me know what kind of errors you
see in the log. Also try manually logon to one of your users mailbox through
OWA with your EVS to see if they are working.

--
Jessie Zhu
Software Dev Engineer/Test
Exchange Customer Experience Solution Tools Group
Microsoft Corporation

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.



"Fabio Ciprandi" wrote:

Quote:
Ohh......yes: well, my EVS was flagged to Public Folder; now, I've changed it
to Mailboxes for SMTP domain.

Maybe, have I to restart the HTTP to take effect?

At the moment, EPA doesn't work yet.......

--
Windows & Exchange System Engineer


"Jessie Zhu [MSFT]" wrote:

In ESM, drill down to Protocols\HTTP, right click on "HTTP", select menu
"New->HTTP Virtual Server", it will pop up a window. Look for "Exchange
Path" group box, the first option is "Mailboxes for SMTP domain", and the
domain is listed in a disabled text box underneath with "Modify" option.
This is the "SMTP domain" I'm talking about. It has the corresponding
property "msExchDefaultDomain" in AD.

--
Jessie Zhu
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