OWA localhost is not working exchange 2010
hi gusy, i just start to do exchange 2007 to exchange migration , i followed correct steps and install one exchange server with HUB/CAS/MAILBOX Roles. every thinsg was working fine and not my OWA is not working for either Server name or my internal URL Name.
as i founf this is IIS Error . i have done the OWA redirection for default Site.
https://localhost this is not working & give me DNS Error
https://localhost/owa this is working fine and can use OWA from Server it self.
https://server.mydomain.com or
https://server.mydomina.com/owa dowan't work
https://172.16.200.14
https://172.16.200.14/owa ( IP Address for Servers) doesn't work
https://127.0.0.1 not working &
https://127.0.0.1/owa will work
https//:mail.mydomain.com or https//:mail.mydomain.com/owa doesn't work
Default web site - binding ( HTTP - All Unassigned port-80 , HTTPS- All Unassigned -port 443 - Exchange Local certificiate with all required Names)
i feel if my https://localhost can browse with IIS Default web Site, every things will be fine. since i have all excahnge roles in same same , unistall every things and do it from the strach will be take lot of
time). So how can i fix this browser localhost issues
Basically default Site is not working from Local IP address and only loop work for IP address( 172.0.0.1 )with Virtaul Directory Name (
thank you
indunil
May 28th, 2012 4:48am
Hi,
Have you changed anything on the bindings (you should not)?
Here's what it should look like.
Regarding the redirection...
Did you follow the step
Simplify the Outlook Web App URL ?Martina Miskovic
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May 28th, 2012 4:55am
Hi,
Have you changed anything on the bindings (you should not)?
Here's what it should look like.
Regarding the redirection...
Did you follow the step
Simplify the Outlook Web App URL ?Martina Miskovic
May 28th, 2012 5:05am
hi thank you for the reply
yes i removed except http * https *. yes i followed the redirection and believe it's fine. now i created binding as it was( as same as screen shot )& remove the redirection. now i can get the default webpage from localhost , but still i can't
access default website from either Server name or IP address .
it seem this is some things binding issues . any clue to fix this
thank you
Indunil
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May 28th, 2012 5:12am
After you corrected the bindings, did you restart the Exchange Services?
If not, I would recommend you to do so. At least the once that has to do with the CAS Role.
If you need to know which one they are, check with Test-ServiceHealthMartina Miskovic
May 28th, 2012 5:21am
hi thank you for the reply
yes i removed except http * https *. yes i followed the redirection and believe it's fine. now i created binding as it was( as same as screen shot )& remove the redirection. now i can get the default webpage from localhost , but still i can't
access default website from either Server name or IP address .
it seem this is some things binding issues . any clue to fix this
thank you
Indunil
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May 28th, 2012 5:23am
After you corrected the bindings, did you restart the Exchange Services?
If not, I would recommend you to do so. At least the once that has to do with the CAS Role.
If you need to know which one they are, check with Test-ServiceHealthMartina Miskovic
May 28th, 2012 5:31am
thank you for reply. yes i even restarted whole server. still default site can't be access from IP address , Server anme or URL Name . only diffrent in binding is my https even it's unassigned, it can see * on https binding. but beleive this is okay
.
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May 28th, 2012 5:55am
Can you post a new picture where all bindings is shown, like I did?Martina Miskovic
May 28th, 2012 6:05am
thank you for reply. yes i even restarted whole server. still default site can't be access from IP address , Server anme or URL Name . only diffrent in binding is my https even it's unassigned, it can see * on https binding. but beleive this is okay
.
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May 28th, 2012 6:05am
Can you post a new picture where all bindings is shown, like I did?Martina Miskovic
May 28th, 2012 6:15am
is this enougth.
May 28th, 2012 6:30am
Hi,
Thanks, it's so much easier to see :)
There's a difference between the pic I posted and yours.
It could be the assigned certificate..or lack of. I have never changed the bindings so I don't really know what errors it will cause.
I suggest that your assign the service IIS to the certificate and see if that helps.
Do it with enable-exchangecertificate in EMS or use the guiversion in EMC.
You can also run the testcmdlet Test-OwaConnectivity and see if you get any information there.
Martina Miskovic
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May 28th, 2012 6:39am
Hi,
Thanks, it's so much easier to see :)
There's a difference between the pic I posted and yours.
It could be the assigned certificate..or lack of. I have never changed the bindings so I don't really know what errors it will cause.
I suggest that your assign the service IIS to the certificate and see if that helps.
Do it with enable-exchangecertificate in EMS or use the guiversion in EMC.
You can also run the testcmdlet Test-OwaConnectivity and see if you get any information there.
Martina Miskovic
May 28th, 2012 6:49am
now it's started to working, i am not sure what is the reason. this might after change binding only. but it took some time even after restart.
anywhay thank you for great help
Indunil
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May 28th, 2012 7:27am
now it's started to working, i am not sure what is the reason. this might after change binding only. but it took some time even after restart.
anywhay thank you for great help
Indunil
May 28th, 2012 7:45am