I have installed Exchange 2013 Enterprise with CU1. I have only installed the Client Access Role. Because this is the client access server. I have also 2 Mailbox servers with only the Mailbox Role installed. The server are configured in a DAG configuration. On the 2 Mailbox Servers i do NOT installed de update CU1. where can i enable ABP on the CAS server? Sincerely, Martien van Dijk -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help and unmark them if they provide no help. Check out My Blog!

Hi, You will need to install CU1 on your Mailbox Server and when done...follow the information in the below blog post from the Exchange Team. Address Book Policies, Jamba Jokes and Secret Agents http://blogs.technet.com/b/exchange/archive/2013/02/14/address-book-policies-jamba-jokes-and-secret-agents.aspx The installation is done using EMS.Martina Miskovic

Hi Martina, Thanks for your comment, i will give it a try and install CU1 on my 2 mailbox servers. I will keep you posted!Sincerely, Martien van Dijk -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help and unmark them if they provide no help. Check out My Blog!

I have installed CU1 on my mailboxservers, but i still cannot create a ABP in Exchange 2013.I describe the situation for the overview: Situation: 1x Client Access Server (Exchange 2013 Enterprise CU1) - Only Client Access Role 2x Mailbox Servers (Exchange 2013 Enterprise CU1) - Only Mailbox Role The servers a configured in a Database Availability Group. Multiple organisations will use these mailservers, so i want to seperate the organisations(tanants) from each other. On de both mailboxservers, i've run these commands in de EMS: 1. Set-TransportConfig AddressBookPolicyRoutingEnabled $True 2. Install-TransportAgent -Name "ABP Routing Agent" -TransportAgentFactory "Microsoft.Exchange.Transport.Agent.AddressBookPolicyRoutingAgent.AddressBookPolicyRoutingAgentFactory" -AssemblyPath "C:\Program Files\Microsoft\V15\TransportRoles\agents\AddressBookPolicyRoutingAgent\Microsoft.Exchange.Transport.Agent.AddressBookPolicyRoutingAgent.dll" 3. Enable-TransportAgent "ABP Routing Agent" 4. Restart the Microsoft Exchange Transport Service 5. Set-TransportConfig AddressBookPolicyRoutingEnabled $True On the Client Access server i cannot run the command by step 2. Because the path C:\Program Files\Microsoft\V15\TransportRoles\agents\AddressBookPolicyRoutingAgent\Microsoft.Exchange.Transport.Agent.AddressBookPolicyRoutingAgent.dll is does not exist. What i am doing wrong? Sincerely, Martien van Dijk -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help and unmark them if they provide no help. Check out My Blog!

Hi, You will need to install CU1 on your Mailbox Server and when done...follow the information in the below blog post from the Exchange Team. Address Book Policies, Jamba Jokes and Secret Agents http://blogs.technet.com/b/exchange/archive/2013/02/14/address-book-policies-jamba-jokes-and-secret-agents.aspx The installation is done using EMS.Martina Miskovic

Is this file present on the box, in the path you specified? C:\Program Files\Microsoft\V15\TransportRoles\agents\AddressBookPolicyRoutingAgent\Microsoft.Exchange.Transport.Agent.AddressBookPolicyRoutingAgent.dll If not, did you install Exchange to another drive? Or using a different path?

Thanks for your comment. On the 2 mailbox servers this file is in that path, but on the CAS server not. On this server i've only install de Client Access RoleSincerely, Martien van Dijk -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help and unmark them if they provide no help. Check out My Blog!

Is this file present on the box, in the path you specified? C:\Program Files\Microsoft\V15\TransportRoles\agents\AddressBookPolicyRoutingAgent\Microsoft.Exchange.Transport.Agent.AddressBookPolicyRoutingAgent.dll If not, did you install Exchange to another drive? Or using a different path?

You need to run the command using PowerShell on the Mailbox role. Open up PowerShell on the mailbox server itself and run the command. [PS] C:\WINDOWS\system32>Install-TransportAgent -Name "ABP Routing Agent" -TransportAgentFactory "Microsoft.Exchange.Transport.Agent.AddressBookPolicyRoutingAgent.AddressBookPolicyRoutingAgentFactory" -AssemblyPath "C:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server\V15\TransportRoles\agents\AddressBookPolicyRoutingAgent\Microsoft.Exchange.Transport.Agent.AddressBoo kPolicyRoutingAgent.dll"

Hi Greg, tnx for your comment. I already done that. I've install ABP on my two mailbox servers and on my CAS. The Exchange 2013 CU1 installation, is on each server the same version. I have copy the location 'AddressBookPolicyRoutingAgent\Microsoft.Exchange.Transport.Agent.AddressBoo kPolicyRoutingAgent.dll' from bij Mailboxserver to the CAS server, and install the ABP. Now the 'Get-AdressBookPolicy' is a know cmlet. So i think its gonna work. Let ya know! Sincerely, Martien van Dijk -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help and unmark them if they provide no help. Check out My Blog!

get-addressbookpolicy doesn't rely on the agent being installed. It should be there all the time. The agent you are installing is a specific add-on feature for ABP's, to enable ABP awareness in transport, ABP's for users don't need it as such.

You need to run the command using PowerShell on the Mailbox role. Open up PowerShell on the mailbox server itself and run the command. [PS] C:\WINDOWS\system32>Install-TransportAgent -Name "ABP Routing Agent" -TransportAgentFactory "Microsoft.Exchange.Transport.Agent.AddressBookPolicyRoutingAgent.AddressBookPolicyRoutingAgentFactory" -AssemblyPath "C:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server\V15\TransportRoles\agents\AddressBookPolicyRoutingAgent\Microsoft.Exchange.Transport.Agent.AddressBoo kPolicyRoutingAgent.dll"

Hi all, Thanks to your help I managed to create in Exchange 2013 to make. An Exchange 2013 installation tantancy multi-ABP I've been here long been working to find everything. In my Configure ABP in Exchange 2013 step-by-step(Article is in Dutch, use the translator in the sidebar)I explained step-by-step how ABP should be created in Exchange 2013. Do you have any additions to my article? Please let me know. Thank you all! Sincerely, Martien van Dijk -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help and unmark them if they provide no help. Check out My Blog!