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For the most part, Exchange is self-tuning. In Exchange 5. An administrator would launch this tool and answer a series of questions about the server's role, the number and type of users on the server, and what disks were available for use by Exchange. Behind the scenes, the Performance Optimizer would examine available resources and, based on all of this gathered information, it would make some adjustments to the Exchange configuration to tune Exchange properly for each server.
The Performance Optimizer could be used to move databases and transaction log files to different presumably faster disks, and it could also be used to limit the amount of memory that the information store STORE. EXE could consume. The Performance Optimizer was removed from Exchange starting with Exchange , and it remains missing from Exchange It was removed because Exchange and now Exchange was made to be self-tuning.
If you need to move the databases and transaction logs, that functionality is now found in ESM ; however, if you want to limit the amount of memory used by Exchange, you are out of luck—there is no longer any supported way to do this. Some of these settings have already been discussed in previous chapters.
INI switches to tune memory allocation on your Exchange server. Chapter 4 covered how to tune ESE buffers, and in Chapter 9, I showed you how to use OWA spell-check throttling to prevent spell-check requests from overwhelming your Exchange server. In this chapter, I'll continue down that path with various settings and other practices you can employ to change and tune how Exchange behaves.
Generally speaking, the goal of performance tuning is to decrease server response time while supporting more users. Most of the tuning and performance boosts you can get from Exchange come from choosing appropriately sized hardware and from employing best practices for the design and deployment of Exchange.
Because this was covered in Chapter 2, I won't repeat that information here. Instead, we'll focus on tuning other areas of Exchange. Because many readers are already using Exchange , I'll start by reviewing Exchange tuning parameters that are no longer necessary in Exchange I would like to receive exclusive offers and hear about products from InformIT and its family of brands.
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Use to archive message and log information about messages sent to or received by an Exchange server. Authoritative Restore Authrest. Use to force a restored directory database to replicate to other servers after restoring from a backup. Use this tool only when Microsoft Customer Service and Support asks you to do this. Cluster Administrator cluadmin. Use to configure, control, and monitor clusters. Disable Certificate Verification Certchk. Install and run on the mobile device. Error Code Look-up Err.
Use to determine error values from decimal and hexadecimal error codes in Windows products. Command Prompt. Event Viewer eventvwr. Use this MMC snap-in to view logged events, such as errors and warnings. Use to monitor the performance, availability, and security of Microsoft Exchange Server , alerting you to events that have a direct effect on server availability, while filtering out events that require no action. Microsoft Operations Manager. Exchange Explorer ExchExplorer. Use to explore Exchange store folders, items, and their property values.
Create property and content class definitions and configure their schema scope. Exchange Server Database Utilities eseutil. Use to perform offline database procedures, such as defragmentation and integrity checking. Exchange Deployment Tools exdeploy. Use this guide to review the recommended steps and tools that help you successfully install Exchange Server Run from Exchange CD.
Exchange Server Migration Wizard mailmig. Use to migrate user accounts to Exchange Exchange Store Event Sink Wizard mxeswiz. Verify that the server is available and try again later. Check your connection configuration.
Check your server username and password in ActiveSync Options The credentials provided to access the server are incorrect or you are not enabled for synchronization or your password has expired. User Action: 1.
On the device, go to ActiveSync, Tools, Server, verify that the server name is correct. Click on Advanced and verify the username, password and domain information. Contact your Microsoft Exchange administrator. Remove the item from the synchronization list. The Exchange virtual directory on your mailbox server is configured to require SSL.
This error could occur if host headers are being used and the request goes to the wrong Web site. This server uses an SSL connection?. Verify that host headers are configured correctly. Specify the correct server in ActiveSync options. Verify that the object exists, and then try again. If this error occurs again, remove the item from the synchronization list.
The server name specified on the device resolves to the IP address of a server that does not have Exchange installed on it. Verify the server name and DNS configuration. Verify proxy credentials and try again. Store the username and password for the proxy server in Pocket Internet Explorer by visiting the internet.
This is applicable to ISA Server. Also, you can specify the username and password in the Connection Manager for connections that are part of Work. This error occurs when a request is sent but never gets a response, typically in low signal conditions. Generally, it is a temporary or recoverable situation. Verify the information and settings associated with the HTTP communication and try again. Ensure the server is available. Verify Internet settings and try again. Windows Integrated Authentication is not enabled on the Exchange virtual directory on the Exchange server.
The Server ActiveSync component uses Kerberos authentication when communicating with the Exchange server. Sync is attempted while the mailbox is being moved. User attempting sync is a member of more than groups. Fixed with Exchange Service Pack2 7. Server ActiveSync communicates with the Exchange Server over port Windows SharePoint?
The user composes e-mail on the device and attempts a sync when mailbox limits have been reached on the Exchange server. Anonymous authentication is enabled on the Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync virtual directory on the server.
To enable Integrated Windows Authentication on the Exchange virtual root 2. Attempt sync later. Add a registry key. Set the value to the domain defined by the default recipient policy. For example, Microsoft. Restart the IIS Admin service. To configure the Exchange virtual directory to not require SSL 8.
Try to delete items in your mailbox to bring it within limits or contact your Exchange administrator to change the limits on your mailbox. Uncheck anonymous authentication on the Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync virtual directory on the server. Basic authentication should be enabled. Install Update Rollup 3 for Exchange Server Verify that the gateway is available and try again. The device is using a proxy server to connect to the Exchange Server. The proxy server encountered an error.
Please use a different proxy or report the issue to the proxy server administrator. The Web service is unavailable. The service may have been stopped temporarily. The proxy server connection timed out.
Verify you have network coverage and try again 1. Try restarting the device and verify connectivity settings on the device. There is no connection available for the device to communicate with the server 1. Verify the connectivity settings on your device 2. Ensure the device can access Internet sites.
Verify your dialup or proxy settings are correct, and try again 1. Verify server name is entered correct. There is no connection available for the device to communicate with the server. The user has more than top level folders in their mailbox and is using a Windows Mobile based device. Verify the connectivity settings on your device. Reduce the number of top level folders to or less by moving some top level folders to be subfolders or use a Windows Mobile based device 3.
Verify you have network coverage, and try again. If the problem persists, contact your network administrator 1. Try synchronizing again after the voice call is finished.
Upgrade the version of ActiveSync on the desktop computer and try again. Restart the ActiveSync application and try again. Verify that the device has an IP address and that it has a partnership with the desktop computer. Contact the Microsoft Exchange administrator.
Select a different ActiveSync mobile schedule or contact the Microsoft Exchange administrator. If using a Pocket PC device, try again after turning on the phone.
It is generally a temporary or recoverable situation. This error is typically caused by a string or buffer containing a verbose error message.? Retrieve the error text from the Verbose log file. This error is caused by a temporary server overload. Try again after verifying the URL. This situation is caused by temporary issues, such as insufficient temporary memory.
Close one or more programs and try again. Verify that you have entered the correct server name and try again Verify the server name on the device and try again. Verify the server information on your device. Verify that the protocol is supported by the device and by the desktop computer, and then try again.
Internet function support is being shut down or unloaded. Try again after verifying the server name and the user name. Also, try contacting the server administrator. Try again after verifying the server name, user name, and password. Generally, this is a temporary and recoverable situation. Contact your network administrato Try again later.
This could be caused by transient network issues. Change to a different type of connection and then try to reconnect to the synchronization resource. Verify the registry settings for ActiveSync, the mobile device, and the desktop computer. Verify that the network is available and that the user has permissions to access the network from a mobile device, and then try again later.
Verify the configuration settings for ActiveSync, the mobile device, and the desktop computer, and then try again later.
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