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  • Hosted Exchange and recipient policies

    Hey, We have currently setup a new company about two weeks before they are going to be cut over to our HMC 4.0 platform. This company is using pop accounts on another mail server and none of their mx records have been switched to our SMTP server yet. So The problem we are having is that there are companies on our current platfrom that are sending to...
  • Which DLL to refer

    Hi All, Greetings... I am working on windows hosting provisioning system. I have installed and ran MPSSampleCP and is running succesfully on my machine.. but if i make my own application and using the same references(DLL's) , some classes i am not able to fetch ...of the MPSSampleCP.. like constants,Utilities class and so on....... But MPSWS is...
  • Error when executing GetCallerUIRoles

    Hello, I'm developing a custom provisioning UI and I'm using the GetCallerUIRoles function to log in an user, the problem is that I've created a ConsumerOrganization that will be part of an Standar Exchange Plan (just like hotmail for example) and also I've some other Organizations (not ConsumerOrganizations) that will allow manager...
    Posted to Microsoft Provisioning System (Forum) by afabre on 06-19-2008
  • HostedExchangeUpgradeTool.exe after upgrade from HMC 3.0

    According to the documentation we should run HostedExchangeUpgradeTool.exe This results in an error message: Information: Querying for domain controller... Failure: Unable to continue. File or assembly name Interop.mapsclient, or one of its dependencies, was not found. Type: System.IO.FileNotFoundException The error most likely occurred either due to...
  • Upgrading from 3.0 to 3.5

    Hi Conrad, It's been a few years since we last spoke, however I decided to upgrade from HMC 3.0 to 3.5. I had hoped to have a virutalised network ready to setup 4.5 however that has not come to pass, and I've had a few issues requiring Exchange 2003 SP2 to be installed, hense the upgrade. Unfortunately though I have however hit an odd issue...
  • Re: Documentation regarding MPS and SOAP

    You'll need to download the latest MPS SDK: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=ce3fc537-86ae-4802-9a05-43e2a27a4b45&displaylang=en
    Posted to Microsoft Provisioning System (Forum) by agramont on 06-02-2008
  • Documentation regarding MPS and SOAP

    I am looking for some documentation for MPS and how it interacts with SOAP. I was not able to find any with the search I did, can anyone suggest where I can get some more information? Thanks, AR.
    Posted to Microsoft Provisioning System (Forum) by ARX on 05-13-2008
  • Webcasts: Windows Server 2008, SQL Server 2008, Forefront and more...

    In order to help customers get a better understanding of the value of some of our newly release products, we have created a series of webcasts to help bring some introductions to those products. Below is a list of the sessions. Click on the link to find out more about the session and to register for the event. Microsoft Virtualization Strategy and Roadmap...
    Posted to Conrad Agramont's Blog (Weblog) by agramont on 04-04-2008
  • DemoCorp Update: Musical Virtual Servers

    As noted in a previous post , I deployed a demo environment leveraging Windows Server 2008 Hyper-V. While this worked pretty good, I wasn't able to run all of the virtual machines at the same time due to insufficient memory (yes, even 8 GB wasn't enough), so I decided to leverage some additional laptops that I had lying about. And even use another...
    Posted to Conrad Agramont's Blog (Weblog) by agramont on 03-11-2008
  • Weekly Update: March 3, 2008

    Each week there are a number of interesting questions that I get from my own internal Microsoft team, our Microsoft Partners, and even our customers. Many of these responses I send through the tunnels of communication like Email, Instant Messaging, phone, and even (can you imagine) face-to-face conversations. While getting this time sensitive information...
    Posted to Conrad Agramont's Blog (Weblog) by agramont on 03-11-2008
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