What about dial-tone. With 2003, you would have to re-create OST files with dial-tone recovery's. In Exchange 2007, is the GUID moved when using the -configurationonly switch?
Teo
14 Jun 2010 8:34 PM
15 Jun 2010 12:47 PM
Using the –ConfigurationOnly switch will only move the following attributes:-
• homeMTA
• homeMDB
• msExchHomeServer
Therefore you’ll still have to recreate the .OST file when using the –ConfigurationOnly
Note: The –ConfigurationOnly switch is no longer used in Exchange 2010 the command is now - Set-Mailbox -Database <newdb> -Identity <mailbox Id>
29 Jul 2010 6:40 PM
Hello
I've migrated from Exchange 2003 to 2010. All my clients are Outlook 2003 SP2
During the coexistence , all was fine
When I removed / unistaled the last Exchange 2003 servers, All my Outlook clients could not access to an other user folder (shared calendar for example). and they can't access to there own folders permissions (when sharing a calendar for example)
I've this issue only with cached mode enabled
When the cached mode is disabled all is OK
is there a way to fix this issue for all my 500 users
Thank you in advance
2 Aug 2010 11:48 AM
Hi
I just need a little bit more info...Do you know what error they are getting in cached mode? Is the the Outlook Address Book (OAB) working OK? Did you replicate the OAB to E2010 ? Were any of the e2k3 also DCs ?
Thanks
sahil
18 Oct 2011 12:17 AM
has any one observed the file size of OST files post migration from Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2010?
I have seen this in my Lab setup, when I migrate a user, keeping the same outlook client (2007 or 2010) in cache mode, we see OST file size goes up. Is this default behavior?
Thank You in Advance