Content index state failed exchange 2010
It seems like every time I add a new database copy, the content index comes up as FailedAndSuspended and never reaches a healthy state. The DAG has its own replication 10G network. The servers currently have 16GBs of ram and a 40GB hard drive where the databases are stored (test mailboxes only, but no real content). I have three mailbox servers that are in a DAG. I have a test environment setup testing Exchange 2016. I have a situation that maybe you can offer some guidance on. A lot of us out here rely on your insight. Thanks as always for the great Exchange related content. Set-ServerComponentState MBX01 –Component HubTransport –State Active –Requester Maintenance Set-MailboxServer MBX01 –DatabaseCopyActivationDisabledAndMoveNow $false Set-MailboxServer MBX01 –DatabaseCopyAutoActivationPolicy Unrestricted Set-ServerComponentState MBX01 –Component ServerWideOffline –State Active –Requester Maintenance
Set-ServerComponentState MBX01 -component “HighAvailability” -requester Maintenance -State Active Here are the commands I tried before my solution: Requested for the same database copy until the failed request has been cleaned up by the server, which should automatically happen within 15 minutes.Īfter clicking through the warning, 2 of the 3 databases were Healthy immediately, and the DB01 had to complete the seed.
#Content index state failed exchange 2010 update#
Do you want to clean up that update request now? Seeding cannot be The mailbox database copy ‘DB01\MBX01’ has failed to update from server. Update-MailboxDatabaseCopy -identity DB01\MBX01 -SourceServer MBX02 -CatalogOnlyīut the command without -SourceServer gave a warning: Note: when I used this command there was no change: Update-MailboxDatabaseCopy -identity DB01\MBX01 -CatalogOnly
#Content index state failed exchange 2010 series#
In my scenario (3 databases), I ran a series of commands to try to get things to work (below after command that fixed my situation). I want to express that you are greatly appreciated! Has anyone had to do this? Have I missed an obvious article for such a process? My reasoning for disabling services on the other two DAG server is to not have them attempt to auto-start/build while trying to get a clean index made on the active server. When complete, repeat the index delete on the remaining two DAG server, enable/restart services and let them complete. In my mind, I think you would just stop the MSExchangeFastSearch/HostControllerService(s) on all 3 members, disable the services on the two non-active members, remove the index on the active server and then let it re-build on service restart. I haven’t found anything yet but my google-fu is a bit lacking since I’ve working other issues related to this restore. In a case where Exchange lists the content index as healthy and you have a DAG, what should be the correct steps to re-build the content index from scratch? I don’t want it attempting to copy over an index from the other DAG servers since they all have same ‘healthy’ but unsearchable indexes. It’s been advised to rebuild the content index from scratch. Exchange shows the content index as healthy for all DAG servers containing the database copy. Running a test-exchangesearch from EMS reports time outs/errors and Outlook searches are inconsistent.