Users on Laptops Sometimes get Exchange administrator has made a change that requires you quit and restart : sysadmin

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Have I got your attention? Now because there was no direct upgrade path from 2003 to 2013 we had conducted two migrations over a two-weekend period. I am pretty much at a dead end here, as I've tried nearly all of the solutions that I can find. Thank you for posting your troubleshooting steps on this issue.

I know I can recreate it sometimes by quickly bouncing my system between wired and a wireless connection. Next, delete the folder that you backed up from the machine. Have I got your attention? Was there is any specific outlook patch which need to be installed in the user's system to fix this issue?

The Microsoft Exchange Administrator has made a change that requires you quit and restart Outlook : exchangeserver

After that migration the migrated user faces the below mentioned error message in his outlook. Error message : Microsoft Exchange administrator has made a change that requires you quit and restart Outlook. Can you please let me know how to overcome this issue. Note : This error message affects the migrated mailbox directlyAdditionally it affects the existing users in exchange 2013 i. Please tell me is there is any other steps that we need to follow to fix this issue. Nithyanandham Hello Manu MengI agree with andor and the blog which you have mentioned is not related to my issue. Please check the below notes Note : If we receive this error message on the migrated mailbox is somehow acceptable but it affect the other users outlook profile as well i. Nithyanandham From what I have seen that is normal for anyone who has a shared calendar with the moved mailbox. As per my point of view changing the reg key on the user machines to suppress this alert is not a viable solution for larger environments even though if we prefer through group policy updates. Is there is way where we can suppress this alert on the exchange server side. Was there is any specific outlook patch which need to be installed in the user's system to fix this issue. Note : If we receive this error message on the migrated mailbox is somehow acceptable but it affect the other users outlook profile as well i. Nithyanandham Hi Nithyanandham, If we are prompted to restart the Outlook client once, it is an expected behavior for Outlook after the mailbox migration, this behavior makes sure that the client starts to use the correct Exchange endpoint for all connections. If we continue to be prompted to restart the Outlook client, following the resolution steps in this article: For reference: Thanks for your understandings. Regards, Manu Meng Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they helped. If you have feedback for TechNet Subscriber Support, contact. Hi Nithyanandham, If we are prompted to restart the Outlook client once, it is an expected behavior for Outlook after the mailbox migration, this behavior makes sure that the client starts to use the correct Exchange endpoint for the microsoft exchange administrator has made a change that requires you quit and restart outlook connections. If we continue to be prompted to restart the Outlook client, following the resolution steps in this article: For reference: Thanks for your understandings. Regards, Manu Meng Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they helped. If you have feedback for TechNet Subscriber Support, contact. The reported and suggested explanation does not relate to and answers the symptoms shared by S. Nithyanandham To my understanding this situation shouldn't occurgiven the information that has been shared. Hello Manu MengI agree with andor and the blog which you have mentioned is not related to my issue. Please check the below notes Note : If we receive this error message on the migrated mailbox is somehow acceptable but it affect the other users outlook profile as well i. Nithyanandham Hello Andy DavidThanks for looking in to this issue. As we would not be able to do the registry tweaking on the client end ,So please let us know would it be possible for us to suppress this pop up alert from server end or is there is any patches where i can install on the client end to suppress this pop up alert. Nithyanandham Hello Andy DavidThanks for looking in to this issue. As we would not be able to do the registry tweaking on the client end ,So please let us know would it be possible for us to suppress this pop up alert from server end or is there is any patches where i can install on the client end to suppress this pop up alert. Nithyanandham Not that I am aware of. At one time, it was promised that all those prompts would go away, but so far that has not been the case. Hi, I also agree with Andy, sorry for the misunderstanding to the issue. By the way, if you could get any help from the above posts, please be free to mark as answer, it will be helpful for others in this forum. Regards, Manu Meng Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they helped. If you have feedback for TechNet Subscriber Support, contact.

The first involved building an Exchange 2010 server, migrating everything from 2003 to 2010, then decommissioning 2003. However, up until last year we were still on Exchange 2003. If you do not run this command then you may receive the same prompts. Not a big deal for a few users, but when running a platform with multiple thousands Mailboxes this is not an option. Additional Info Not long after this issue, I was contacted by a Consultant I know who encountered the exact same issue. Nithyanandham Hello Andy David , Thanks for looking in to this issue. Also, check if this users mailbox are located on the same store or diff.?