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Hi Yusuf,

thanks for the good explanation and guide. do you know where i can find the part of creating customers and adresslists etc. ? as you mentioned at the end of part 2 it will follow in part 3.

regards,
Klaus

Yusuf,
This guide was great. Thanks. Do you have a link to the next part you mentioned on creating organizations and users?

Hello Manny and Klaus,

Thank you for your feedbacks. I’ll post them in a week. There are so much details to write :)

Hello Yusuf,

Great guide, thanks for the effort of making it! I learned a lot by reading it.

And thanks in advance for the next part of creating OU’s and users.

Greetings,
Kaj

Thank you so much Kaj :)

Part 6 will be about “How to backup with DPM 2010” and “Forefront 2010 TMG Configuration”.

Then at the Part 7, I’ll talk about how to create organizations, plans etc.

I’m working on screenshots right now.

Slm Yusuf,

Nice doc! msgr var mi sende? Bazen konusuruz.

Tamer

Great job. Any update on part 6 and 7?

Also what about setting up Forefront Online Protection for Exchange?

And installing Update Rollup 1 for Exchange Server 2010

Thank you Donnie.
The problem is, I left my job. I am transfered by another hosting company. I have to build hosted exchange environment again. That’s why I couldn’t write next parts. But I want to finish articles.

Also to update rollup 1, you should be careful. Because of DAG configuration, you can’t update rollup with windows update. The best way is, install rollup update before DAG configuration. Then install DAG. But if you made so far, you should check technet articles about how to install rollup updates on DAG.

Also because of there is no public folders support, we should install Sharepoint. I’m planing to write about it too, because it’s important. Customers need something like public folders. Also to share their calender, they will need sharepoint.

Send me a email. I Have a demo environment setup with your writeup that you can use to finsish writing this.

Awesome stuff!!! Any updates??? We are dieing to see what’s next. Cheers.

Any update on part 6 and 7.

Thanks so much for this guide! You’re awesome!!!

Thank you very much about the wonderful explanation

I have installed Exchange in hosting mode as you write there, but now it’s not working with windows xp with any versions of Microsoft outlook (can’t connect to resolve account name and pass). It’s good working with windows 7 and passed all tests from testexchangeconnectivity.com. Any ideas about this?

And problem is in the netscaler – all good working when publish directly either of the two exchange servers

Hi Alex,

I didn’t understand well. If you don’t use Citrix or if you just add one server to the Virtual Servers Pool, then you can connect via Windows XP?

I haven’t tested it with Windows XP. Your XP has latest updates like CredSSP fix etc.?

Yusuf

XP sp3 with latest updates. If I publish netscaler through ISA its good working on Win 7 but not working on Win XP. But if I publish directly one of two exchange servers (with CAS role & Outlook anywhere enabled) its working fine with both operating systems

Great articles, but am desperate for parts 6 & 7. Is there any way you could complete these please? Thanks :-)

thank u Yusuf for your big effort we wait more

DearYusuf,
i followed your stpes.. how can i check Outlook anywhere working and secondly what kind of ssl certificate do i need for other tenants to work, that said we have tenants with total different FQDN not the sub domains.. some registered with us some they own the registration.
Please help
and this doc is really GREAT>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Hi,

Hosted Exchange 2010 SP1 Configuration Tool is released. You can check it.

http://www.yusufozturk.info/exchange-server/hosted-exchange-2010-sp1-configuration-tool.html

Consider this as a part 6 :) Sorry for that guys.

Yusuf.

I’ve got a test environment with 1 CAS, 2 MB, 2 DCs (both GC) and 2 Hubs. Outlook anywhere can’t connect to port 6004 NSPI interface on the MB servers.

netstat -an |Select-String 600 reveals that only port 6001 is listening on the MB servers, no port 6004. However on both GCs port 6004 is listening.

Anything special that needs to be done to get the MB servers listening on 6004? Or is it a configuration problem that they are looking at MB servers for NSPI, should they be going to the DCs instead?

Hi BP,

Yes, you need GC servers to make it work. Is there any firewall between MB and DC servers? If MB and DC can’t talk properly, then Outlook Anywhere will fail. If you do same steps as articles, then there won’t be any configuration problem.

Yusuf.

Basically it turned out to be the old ID10T error, I was trying to manually configure an Outlook profile where I manually specified the mailbox server as “Exchange Server” with CAS only as the proxy server. I was doing this becuase that is how I had done it in 2007, and I hadn’t bothered to set up Autodiscover with a redirect. Once I got that set up, everything worked fine (since I had followed your articles, thanks for that), and I realized in Ex2010 the CAS is the one that is used for everything in Outlook.

Thanks for the quick response too! :D Keep up the good work!

in my environment i have deployed same but i am using TMG2010 owa pulishing sussess but RPC over HTTP not working & yahoo, msn & other internet doamin not working

Thanks for providing very good guide.
everything is working fine, can you please tell me about how i receive emails for Organizations?

Refards
Artiq

Hello Yusuf,
I am looking for info on how to add organizations to my hosted Exchange 2010 that has already been setup w/ the /hosting switch. Can you point me in the right direction?