Vacation and vacation mistakes
This week alone I have heard from two different companies that their Exchange servers didn’t work. In both cases it’s been due to the fact that someone has patched Exchange. Patching/updating is a good thing but there are some things to think about!
- Only update Exchange with an account that has permissions to admin Exchange (it’s recommended to use the same account as you used to install Exchange)
- Update the roles in this order:
- CAS
- HUB
- Mailbox
I know this is old info but when people are on vacation and someone else is running the systems things like this happens so I thought a little reminder was in order.
You can find more info below about installing updates:
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Recent Exchange 2010 KB’s
- User can't view free/busy information for a remote user in a hybrid deployment of on-premises Exchange Server and Exchange Online in Office 365
- Outlook client applications cannot connect to public folders after you install Exchange Server 2010 SP1
- "Free/Busy information couldn’t be retrieved because the attendee's Mailbox server is busy" error in a hybrid deployment or a cross-premises environment
- "Federation certificate with the thumbprint cannot be found" error when you try to set up the federation trust to use the next certificate in Office 365
- Error when you run the Hybrid Configuration Wizard: "Updating hybrid configuration failed with error 'Subtask CheckPrereqs execution failed: Check Prerequisites'"
Posted By: mailmaster blog » Update Rollup 6 for Exchange 2010 SP1 Released On: October 28, 2011 At: 09:39
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