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SSL Certificate IIS Join the Community! Creating your account exchange 2013 ecp redirects to owa only takes a few minutes. Join Now Hi All, Having some difficulties with Exchange 2013. It was up exchange 2013 owa not working and running, but after playing about with certificates, ECP now seems to be broken. When I access ECP via FQDN or localhost, I am initially presented with the normal https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2898571 OWA login screen but when I enter administrative credentials I get the error message: ":-( something went wrong Sorry, can't get that information right now. Please try again later. If the problem continues, contact your helpdesk." We had a standard SSL certificate so to try and resolve autodiscover issues I followed some of the steps at http://www.msexchange.org/articles-tutorials/exchange-server-2010/management-administration/exchange-autodiscover-part2.html . https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/348158-exchange-2013-ecp-owa-issue-something-went-wrong In the end we decided to purchase a SAN certificate and I undid the steps I went through. It was only then that I discovered the issue, so it's possible it could have occurred before I started to mess with certificates.
Email is flowing. Error still occurs after a reboot. Any ideas? Chris Reply Subscribe View Best Answer RELATED TOPICS: Exchange 2013 OWA something went wrong X-FEServer:Lync 2010 Lync 2013 ← MEC returns in April2014! One-liner to export all email addresses toCSV → Users is unable to access OWA options (ECP) in Exchange 2010 and2013 2013-02-26 7 Comments This is not an especially new issue but https://msundis.wordpress.com/2013/02/26/users-is-unable-to-access-owa-options-ecp-in-exchange-2010-and-2013/ there is not much information about it so here goes anyway. The issue Some users, but not all, of a customer of mine reported that they could not save their signatures in OWA. After some investigation I found that the users that could save their signature had the an Role Assignment Policy set, “Default Role Assignment Policy”. This was the only policy in use and all users should have that policy. When I exchange 2013 did a quick check online, some had reported that the following event with event ID 4 and the error message "The user "username" isn't assigned to any management roles." where logged in the Application Log on the CAS servers. However, my customer had no such events in the Application Logs on their CAS servers. The users that could not save their signature had an empty Role Assignment Policy attribute set. Exchange needs to have exchange 2013 owa the RoleAssignmentPolicy property (msExchRBACPolicyLink attribute) to be able to determine which settings the users has the rights to change in ECP. This is based on RBAC and if you want to read up on Role Assignment Policies have a look here. Lets have a look at this in more detail. I have got two users, Test User1 with no policy set. And Test User2 with the “Default Role Assignment Policy” set. We will start with the first user… A broken Mailbox Test User1 (no policy set) Run the following command to view the RoleAssignmentPolicy property. Get-Mailbox