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Create a
script for automatic running exchanges services
After Installing
Exchange Server 2016, when you open Exchange Administrative
Center you got the following error.
Solution:
To resolve the
error, take the following steps.
Step 1.
Right-click the windows icon and then click Run.
Step 2.
Type services.msc and then hit enter from the keyboard.
Step 3.
Locate and double-click the 'Microsoft Exchange Active
Directory Topology'.
Step 4.
Click 'Start' to start the service.
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After a restart the service
stopped working and you have to restart that again.
Next step
Verify that the Microsoft Exchange Service Host service is started.
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Activate IIS manager
1.
Open Server Manager and
click Manage > Add Roles and Features. Click Next.
2.
Select Role-based or
feature-based installation and click Next.
3.
Select the appropriate
server. The local server is selected by default. Click Next.
4.
Enable Web Server
(IIS) and click Next.
5.
No additional features
are necessary to install the Web Adaptor, so click Next.
6.
On the Web Server
Role (IIS) dialog box, click Next.
7.
On the Select role
services dialog box, verify that the web server
components listed below are enabled. Click Next.
8.
Verify that your
settings are correct and click Install.
When the
installation completes, click Close to exit the
wizard.
Required IIS
components
The IIS components listed below
satisfy the minimum requirements to run the Web Adaptor. If
other IIS components are enabled, they do not need to be
removed.
- Web Server
- Common HTTP
Features
- Default
Document
- Static
Content
- Default
Document
- Security
- Request
Filtering
- Basic
Authentication
- Windows
Authentication
- Request
Filtering
- Application
Development
- .NET
Extensibility 4.7
- .NET
Extensibility
- ASP.NET
4.6
- ASP.NET
- ISAPI
Extensions
- ISAPI
Filters
- A check by: WebSocket Protocol
- .NET
Extensibility 4.7
- Common HTTP
Features
- Management
Tools
- IIS
Management Console
- IIS 6
Management Compatibility
- IIS 6
Metabase Compatibility
- IIS 6
Metabase Compatibility
- IIS
Management Scripts and Tools
- Management
Service
- IIS
Management Console
Control services
are running.
https://rbwilson.ca/ensuring-exchange-services-are-running-in-a-lab/
Create a script
How do I open IIS Manager?
Start IIS
Manager with the command line (CMD)
%SystemRoot%\System32\Inetsrv\Inetmgr.exe
Click on recent
connections local host
Binding remove
All
443 and 80
Binding
httpS
From the screenshot
we can see you´ve got a 500 internal error when you access
the OWA, how about logging on EAC, EMS? Does this issue
affect all users or specific user?
It´s recommended to
restart the MS Exchange Mailbox Assistants and Information
Store services along with the IISadmin service.
For restarting the
IISAdmin service as below steps:
From a command
prompt:
- Type NET STOP
IISADMIN and press Enter.
- Once the
service has stopped, type NET START IISADMIN and press
Enter.
- Type NET START
W3svc and press Enter.
I have restarted the
IISadmin and W3svc, and other services .. Microsoft exchange
service topology.. and restarted the server.The next day if
found out it was working.
This link opens an empty logi window
Change
https://localhost/ecp?ExchClientVer=15
to
https://localhost/ecp?ExchClientVer=1
No result
By my testing, I
could login EAC without any problems. We are using https://localhost/ecp
We could refer to the following steps
to troubleshoot:
1.
Make Exchange
could ping DC without any problems(include DNS resolution)
2.
Make sure install
all prerequisites by the following link: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb691354(v=exchg.160).aspx
3.
Restart IIS to
check if the issue persist
4.
Check if you
could access OWA
5.
Check if there
any errors in application log
Firstly,
open EMS (Exchange Management Shell),
Failed with the following error message : Them client cannot connect to the destination specified in the request.