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Exchange 2016/2019 Filtering Engine Updates failing since 12/7/2021
Hi, Anti-malware engine updates have been failing since 12/7 with error 6035 - the testing phase. After trying several of the suggested fixes, it appears this is failing after the update is download...
- I request everyone to follow updates on: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/exchange-team-blog/email-stuck-in-exchange-on-premises-transport-queues/ba-p/3049447
Finally I got it fixed. The identity is the server name,
After I enable the anti-malware scanning, I have to restart the server, and it work.
After I enable the anti-malware scanning, I have to restart the server, and it work.
surajbudhani
Microsoft
MicrosoftHey Everyone,
The issue discussed by Carl in this thread was a different issue and it has been fixed.
I see that most of you are experiencing a problem "Microsoft Exchange FIP-FS Scan Engine failed to load. 0x80004005 Can't convert to long" we are currently investigating this
The issue discussed by Carl in this thread was a different issue and it has been fixed.
I see that most of you are experiencing a problem "Microsoft Exchange FIP-FS Scan Engine failed to load. 0x80004005 Can't convert to long" we are currently investigating this
After running all the manual commands. I ran the following powershell script Update-MalwareFilteringServer.ps1 and it fails due to the execution policy
- I use automated solution on 10 exchange servers including 2013 & 2016, it works. some of them will show the engine file download process, but some of them doesn't, and jump back to prompt.
But it is downloading in the background. I have to wait for an hour to let it finish. and run the following command to download the engine update.
2. Run Add-PSSnapin Microsoft.Forefront.Filtering.Management.Powershell
3. Run Start-EngineUpdate
4. Run Get-EngineUpdateInformation
