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GROUP SPONSORED BY EXCLAIMER TECHNOLOGY IN THIS DISCUSSION Microsoft 493178 exchange 2010 owa "bad request" Followers Follow Microsoft Windows Server Microsoft Windows Server 2012 Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 /owa/auth.owa bad request Join the Community! Creating your account only takes a few minutes. Join Now Scenario: Exchange 2007/2013 Coexistence One Exchange 2007 Server One Exchange 2013 Server https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2770796 Std, Windows 2012 All mailboxes moved to 2013 - November 27-30 2014 All public folders moved to 2013 - December 2, 2014 Exchange 2007 is still running and has not been removed from the domain, yet. SSL Certs are current for: Autodiscover.ExtDom.com, ex13.ExtDom.com, ex13.IntDom.com Applied CU6 (Dec 3, 2014) to fix https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/683470-exchange-2013-owa-400-bad-request Mobile access issues. Since applying CU6, OWA does not work with the exception of mobile browsers (Chrome - Nexus 7) or Safari 5.1.7 on Windows 7. These browsers get the OWA 2010 theme (Yellow). User logs into OWA with Domain\UserName and PWD(IE). After clicking Sign In, page returns Bad Request. No errors logged in w3scv logs. All users can connect using Outlook 2013 or Mobile (iPhone & Android) Exchange Admin Center (ECP) still works! Browsers tested: IE10 (windows 7 x64),Chrome 39.0.2171.71m, Opera 26.0, FireFox 34.0.5, Safari 5.1.7 Attempted: https://ex13.ExtDom.com/owa https://ex13.IntDom.com/owa https://ex13.ExtDom.com/owa?ExchClientVer=15 https://ex13.IntDom.com/owa?ExchClientVer=15 https://localhost/owa (on Ex 2013 server) https://localhost/owa?ExchClientVer=15 (on Ex 2013 Server) Fixes attempted: -remove | create Virtual Directories for OWA -Change authentication through Exchange PowerShell - Integrated/Basic from FBA/Basic -reverted since change didn’t work. -Run UpdateCas.ps1 -Run UpdateConfigFiles.ps1 -IISReset (iisReset /NoForce fails) OWA (Default Web Site) displays as Version 15.0 (Build 995.29) in EAC. Links used for troubleshooting: http://community.spic
Highly Available (HA) Microsoft Exchange 2013 setup was designed and installed by Dave Stork. I have installed various cumulative updates on this setup https://dirteam.com/sergio/2014/01/21/bad-request-http-400-error-in-exchange-2013-owaecp/ and almost everything went without a hitch. Since then, I moved https://forums.slipstick.com/threads/63427-owa-access-gives-error-http-400-bad-request/ on. The issue Last week our IT deparment had a big problem with Outlook Web App (OWA) on Microsoft Exchange 2013. It was not working anymore and it was inaccessible for all our 500+ employees. However, all other services kept on working normally (ActiveSync, Outlook Anywhere, etc.). bad request Since I’m not managing this Microsoft Exchange 2013 environment anymore, I wasn’t fully aware of this problem, until the IT Department asked me to take a look at it, in the hope that I could fix it. In the end, we managed to fix this problem without too many complications. I have to thank my colleague and partner 400 bad request in crime, Chris Petit (@christiaanpetit) for his insights and tips. He was a great help during this ordeal at work. The problem Our IT department changed the authentication option on the ECP virtual directory and suddenly Outlook web access was not working anymore. All our employees working in the field use Outlook Web App to communicate. You can just imagine how frustrating this can be for customers. On smartphone devices, colleagues could see the nice Outlook Web App login page of Microsoft Exchange 2013, only to find out that it doesn’t work. After providing their (correct) credentials, they received this error: “Outlook web app didn’t initialize. If the problem continues please contact your helpdesk. Couldn’t find a base theme (folder name=base)” In the eventviewer we saw a lot of these error messages: With this informationin mind, we concluded that some web technology and perhaps some webservice was at fault. The solution The solution to this problem is a neat one. On the internet we read blogposts telling us that we needed to recreate the Outlook Web App (OWA) and Exchange Control Pa
bad request Discussion in 'Using Outlook' started by deveshdhotre, Sep 13, 2008. Previous Thread Next Thread Loading... 0/5, 0 votes deveshdhotre Guest Hi all, We are having exchange server 2007. And we need to access mail box from outside. Whenever we are putting https://server.domain.com/owa in IE 6, exchange 2007 login page opens, but after loggin on, it gives error of HTTP 400 bad request. But whenever I am using firefox to access same, it works fine.It opens very well. Can somebody knows solution of it? Thanks. Regards Devesh Sep 13, 2008 Flag Post #1 Share Johan Veldhuis [MVP] Guest Hi, Check the following: - is IIS running - can you access the default IIS 6 page - can you access it from internal ? Regards, Johan blog: www.johanveldhuis.nl Sep 14, 2008 Flag Post #2 Share Rock Wang– MSFT Guest Dear customer: IIS returns a 400 error code when the request is malformed. Though there are a variety causes for this error, the most common reason is that the request does not comply with RFC 2616. For example, if the request is made in HTTP 1.1, RFC 2616 requires that the request include a Host header. The simplest HTTP 1.1 request would look similar to the following: GET / HTTP/1.1 Host: example.contoso.com You can use WFetch to issue such a custom-built request. Most HTTP clients adhere to HTTP RFC 2616 and issue well-formed requests. However, if you are developing a custom HTTP client and are experiencing HTTP 400 problems, use WFetch to make test requests. To issue a simple HTTP 1.1 request using WFetch 1.Start WFetch. 2.From the Advanced Request list box, click Raw Request. 3.In the box, type the following text, where ComputerName is the name of your server running IIS: GET / HTTP/1.1\r\n Host: ComputerName\r\n \r\n 4.Ensure that the Host box contains the same ComputerName as noted above. 5.Click Go. 6. Please send the result to the forum for analyze. This sends the most basic HTTP 1.1 GET request to the server. WFetch tool is inclued in IIS 6.0 Resource Kit Tools (IIS 6.0), you can download it from the following link: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...EE-A71A-4C73-B628-ADE629C89499&displaylang=en Hope it helps. If anything is unclear, please feel free to let me know. Rock Wang Sep 14, 2008 Flag Post #3 Sh