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Re: Error During Exchange 2013 CU15 Setup
salahsami2002 OK that sounds correct - the other error I see in your initial post is: was run: "Microsoft.Exchange.Data.DataValidationException: Database is mandatory on UserMailbox. There might be a user/resource/shared mailbox that doesn't have database nulled (happens when you delete a DB forcefully or lose and not restore it) But the combination of the database and the discovery search mailbox makes me think that perhaps you lost your arbitration mailboxes at some point. Perform a: get-mailbox -arbitration in your environment and see in you have them still? If not, you can recreate them: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/Exchange/architecture/mailbox-servers/recreate-arbitration-mailboxes?view=exchserver-20196.5KViews0likes3CommentsRe: Public Folder migration issue
Hallo and Guten Tag mgoetz ! The error MapiExceptionSendAsDenied: Unable to submit message. (hr=0x80070005, ec=1244) Leads me to believe that whatever account that email is sending from, the user submitting the batch does not have "Send As" permission on. Your post doesn't really highlight who it sends as however - not sure on that. Hope this helps! Chris2KViews0likes1CommentRe: Parse logs from Send Connector to collect Anonymous senders
Alex_RibenI would instead use Excel or PowerBI to do the data manipulation you are looking for. Concatenate all the log files into one large CSV Import the CSV to Excel or Power BI If Excel, convert it to a table Filter the column with SMTP commands for "contains AUTHsrc=Anonymous" Then the Remote IP address will be an IP:Port combination, I would use the text to columns feature on that column, and use colon (:) as a delimiter. Then use an Excel Pivot table on remote IP ranges and your end result would have the IPs that are sending. Now, the only thing you needed that this doesn't get you is the To and From addresses, which is a bit harder since its a few lines down in the log from the authentication, but now that you did the text to columns above, you can then sort/filter by the sending IP and filter for the "Mail From" and "Rcpt To" lines. Hope this helps. Chris3.5KViews0likes1Comment
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