Exchange 2013 DNS

JaredBusch

Use this to dump everything out.
https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/E2010-2013-Export-Exchange-df0112a2

Then set everything that is wrong on both your AD DNS and public DNS.

JaredBusch

It outputs this data. I just ran this on a Server 2012 R2 + Exchange 2013 server.

Service	URI
OAB-ExernalURL	https://remote.domain.com/OAB
OWA-vDirNAme	owa (Default Web Site)
OWA-InternalURL	https://remote.domain.com/owa
OWA-ExernalURL	https://remote.domain.com/owa
ECP-vDirNAme	ecp (Default Web Site)
ECP-InternalURL	https://remote.domain.com/ecp
ECP-ExernalURL	https://remote.domain.com/ecp
AutoDisc-vDirNAme	EXCH01
AutoDisc-URI	https://remote.domain.com/autodiscover/autodiscover.xml
EWS-vDirNAme	EWS (Default Web Site)
EWS-InternalURL	https://remote.domain.com/ews/exchange.asmx
EWS-ExernalURL	https://remote.domain.com/ews/exchange.asmx
OutlookAnywhere-InternalHostName(NoneForE2010)	remote.domain.com
OutlookAnywhere-ExternalHostNAme(E2010+)	remote.domain.com

JaredBusch

Then just google each service name for the powershell to change it.

G I Jones

@jaredbusch Hey I appreciate you providing me with this. I'm kind of new to Windows Powershell as well.

I right clicked this file on the Exchange Server and selected "Run with Powershell". It prompts me that "Export-ExchangeURL_time_date_etc file doesn't exist, do you want to create it?"

I say yes.

Then it opens up a text document that's blank. that's all that happens. There is no file created.

Then tried it on DC instead of Exchange Server. Same thing, only this time it made the file, but it's still blank.

JaredBusch

Open power shell with administrator rights, change directory to wherever you have the script saved.

./scriptname.ps1

Do this on your exchange server.

dbeato

Also you can run the following commands to get all the virtual directories

get-AutodiscoverVirtualDirectory 
get-ClientAccessServer 
get-webservicesvirtualdirectory 
get-oabvirtualdirectory 
get-owavirtualdirectory 
get-ecpvirtualdirectory 
get-ActiveSyncVirtualDirectory

G I Jones

@jaredbusch quick question. How did you take what it output and make it so fancy looking on this comment thread?

Dashrender

@g-i-jones said in Exchange 2013 DNS:

@jaredbusch quick question. How did you take what it output and make it so fancy looking on this comment thread?

Quote his post and look at his formatting.

G I Jones

@dashrender thanks, bro.

JaredBusch

@g-i-jones said in Exchange 2013 DNS:

@jaredbusch quick question. How did you take what it output and make it so fancy looking on this comment thread?

Well first i opened the CSV in Office and transposed the output because it made it all across the top.

Then I used this to create the markdown table.
https://donatstudios.com/CsvToMarkdownTable
Note: Even though it says CSV to Markdown, you can copy/paste right out of Excel/Calc

Manually making a table in markdown is stupid.