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Exchange 2007/2010 Offline Address book OAB in Load Balancer, 0x80190194

Posted by admin on 17.12.2013

Here is how the Erros looks in Outlook.

OAB, Offline Address book Sync fails with 0x80190194 in a Load Balancer Environment with CAS-Array.

Example:

1 x Load Balancer Setup (outlook.customer.ch)

1 x CAS-Array (outlook.customer.ch)

1 x CAS1.customer.ch (CAS/HUB)

1 x CAS2.customer.ch (CAS/HUB)

2 x MBX Server

 

Check your OAB Settings (Do not ask about the 98/2003) just select them. You may disable it after it works. Check the both CAS Servers you have are green and listed under their full CAS name not the CAS-Array or Load Balancer address.

On both CAS Servers check if you have the LOAD Balancer or CAS-ARRAY FQDN. We focus on the internal distribution.

Do not search in direction if SSL for the OAB this is a different story. Default is https://servernamefqdn/oab (443)

Change this on both CAS Server and do an IISRESET on both CAS:

 

Delete the full Content of the Folder (Example D: Installation)

D:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server\V14\ClientAccess\OAB

Generate new adressbooks /Publish that to all CAS with Powershell:

Get-OfflineAddressBook | Update-Offlineaddressbook

Update-FileDistributionService “cas1”

Update-FileDistributionService “cas2”

 

Check BOTH cas Servers for the Files to populate:

\\CAS1\D$\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server\V14\ClientAccess\OAB\*GUID***

\\CAS2\D$\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server\V14\ClientAccess\OAB\*GUID***

 

 

Get the GUID from your CAS Server (in red)

D:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server\V14\ClientAccess\OAB\b7ed04c4-d330-47b8-b42d-7a918e4726ab

Test with Internet Explorer if you can open the XML file. Maybe also check INTERNET EXPLORER Proxy Settings (You may add FQDN Name of the Load Balancer address and the both single CAS Names into the PROXY Exceptions to be sure).

 

https://outlook.customer.ch/oab/2875a149-a624-4140-b4dd-333d18fbe9f8/oab.xml

https://cas1.customer.ch/oab/2875a149-a624-4140-b4dd-333d18fbe9f8/oab.xml

 https://cas2.customer.ch/oab/2875a149-a624-4140-b4dd-333d18fbe9f8/oab.xml

Normal permission:

  1. You have permission as “Authenticated user” on the XML File
  2. You do NOT have permission to LIST the folder \oab or \oab\GUIDXXXXXX\
  3. If you have any EXPA (Analyzer) reports about MISSING Permission this may be resulted to MIXED environment of GERMAN / ENGLISH Domain Controller and Exchange (https://www.butsch.ch/post/Exchange-Analyzer-false-Error-OAB-Permissions-in-language-mixed-env-(GERENG).aspx)

     

No prompt fort username and password should come!

Test it with outlook.exe

Right click CTRL on Outlook Icon in TRAY by Clock

The RCPort show FIXED RPC Ports on the CAS Server (Something special)

 

How to Test if the client has a valid Offline Address book

Enable Cache Mode of Outlook temporary

Start Outlook.exe

Take the test COMPUTER OFFLINE (No network cable) and open address book.

You see entries while not network cable > The offline Address book should not work offline.

If no content is displayed it is not working start from above

 

 

 

Microsoft has made some good Technet and Blogs to that issue:

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff808312.aspx

http://blogs.technet.com/b/exchange/archive/2011/04/15/recommendation-enabling-kerberos-authentication-for-mapi-clients.aspx

Permission on the Folders (It’s not clear IF those are the same if the OAB Folder is converted into an application > Attention!)

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd535384(v=exchg.80).aspx

 


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