I believe the proper answer to this question is described here, http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd638104.aspx under MAPI Network Adapter Configuration section.
That actually determines which adapter Exchange will take for MAPI or not; as you don't have cmdlet to disable MapiAccessEnabled property via cmdlet.
Rodrigo Sebben
Hi,
You could run this command to disable replication on the DAGNetwork1.
Set-DatabaseAvailabilityGroupNetwork –Identity DAGname\DAGNetwork1 –ReplicationEnabled $false
Run this command to confirm the result:
Get-DatabaseAvailabilityGroupNetwork –Identity DAGname
More information about Configure Database Availability Group Network Properties
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd297927.aspx
Hi Matthew
Thanks for your answer.
These are my networks:
- DAGNetwork1 (MAPI) 192.168.1.0/24 --> Replication enabled / MAPI Access enabled
- DAGNetwork2 (Replication) 10.10.10.0/30 --> Replication enabled / MAPI Access enabled
So I am going to disable replication on the DAGNetwork1.
But what about the MAPI Access, which is also enabled on both networks? By testing the failover I found the following warning in the eventlog:
EventID:2200
Source: MSExchangeRepl
Description: A change in network configuration was detected. The role for cluster network 'Cluster Network 2' subnet '10.10.10.0/30' was changed from 'ClusterNetworkRoleInternalUse' to 'ClusterNetworkRoleInternalAndClient'.
My understanding is that the replication network is going to be used as mapi network as well.
Regards
Peter
Hi
I have two dagnetworks (mapi and replication), both have MapiAccessEnabled and ReplicationEnabled set to true.
I don't want the replication network to be used for mapi access, how can I disable that? Or is that ok?
Thanks and regards
Peter
Hi Rodrigo
Your post answered what I was looking for and to be more specific
Register this connection on DNS actually changes MAPI Enabled to true or false.
Gopi
Hi Rodrigo
Your post answered what I was looking for and to be more specific
Register this connection on DNS actually changes MAPI Enabled to true or false.
Gopi
I believe the proper answer to this question is described here, http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd638104.aspx under MAPI Network Adapter Configurationsection.
That actually determines which adapter Exchange will take for MAPI or not; as you don't have cmdlet to disableMapiAccessEnabled property via cmdlet.
Rodrigo Sebben
Hi,
You could run this command to disable replication on the DAGNetwork1.
Set-DatabaseAvailabilityGroupNetwork –IdentityDAGname\DAGNetwork1 –ReplicationEnabled $false
Run this command to confirm the result:
Get-DatabaseAvailabilityGroupNetwork –IdentityDAGname
More information about Configure Database Availability Group Network Properties
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd297927.aspx
Hi Matthew
Thanks for your answer.
These are my networks:
- DAGNetwork1 (MAPI) 192.168.1.0/24 --> Replication enabled / MAPI Access enabled
- DAGNetwork2 (Replication) 10.10.10.0/30 --> Replication enabled / MAPI Access enabled
So I am going to disable replication on the DAGNetwork1.
But what about the MAPI Access, which is also enabled on both networks? By testing the failover I found the following warning in the eventlog:
EventID:2200
Source: MSExchangeRepl
Description: A change in network configuration was detected. The role for cluster network 'Cluster Network 2' subnet '10.10.10.0/30' was changed from 'ClusterNetworkRoleInternalUse' to 'ClusterNetworkRoleInternalAndClient'.
My understanding is that the replication network is going to be used as mapi network as well.
Regards
Peter
Hi
I have two dagnetworks (mapi and replication), both have MapiAccessEnabled and ReplicationEnabled set to true.
I don't want the replication network to be used for mapi access, how can I disable that? Or is that ok?
Thanks and regards
Peter
Hi Rodrigo
Your post answered what I was looking for and to be more specific
Register this connection on DNS actually changes MAPI Enabled to true or false.
Gopi
I believe the proper answer to this question is described here, http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd638104.aspx under MAPI Network Adapter Configurationsection.
That actually determines which adapter Exchange will take for MAPI or not; as you don't have cmdlet to disableMapiAccessEnabled property via cmdlet.
Rodrigo Sebben
Hi,
You could run this command to disable replication on the DAGNetwork1.
Set-DatabaseAvailabilityGroupNetwork –IdentityDAGname\DAGNetwork1 –ReplicationEnabled $false
Run this command to confirm the result:
Get-DatabaseAvailabilityGroupNetwork –IdentityDAGname
More information about Configure Database Availability Group Network Properties
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd297927.aspx
Hi Matthew
Thanks for your answer.
These are my networks:
- DAGNetwork1 (MAPI) 192.168.1.0/24 --> Replication enabled / MAPI Access enabled
- DAGNetwork2 (Replication) 10.10.10.0/30 --> Replication enabled / MAPI Access enabled
So I am going to disable replication on the DAGNetwork1.
But what about the MAPI Access, which is also enabled on both networks? By testing the failover I found the following warning in the eventlog:
EventID:2200
Source: MSExchangeRepl
Description: A change in network configuration was detected. The role for cluster network 'Cluster Network 2' subnet '10.10.10.0/30' was changed from 'ClusterNetworkRoleInternalUse' to 'ClusterNetworkRoleInternalAndClient'.
My understanding is that the replication network is going to be used as mapi network as well.
Regards
Peter