![]() ![]() ![]() The same for ECP virtual directory: Get-ECPVirtualDirectory Check our article on how to create CSR (Certificate Signing Request) for IIS on Windows. In our example, the name of the OWA virtual directory - owa (Default Web Site). You can load the Microsoft Exchange Management PowerShell Snap-in into the current PowerShell session without starting EMS: Add-PSSnapin .SnapInĭisplay a list of all OWA folders in the Exchange organization using the following PowerShell command: Get-OwaVirtualDirectory To do this, start the Exchange Management Shell console. You need to get the full name of the virtual directory on which the problems are observed. Complete list of IIS virtual directories in Exchange Server:ĪctiveSyncVirtualDirectory (Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync) ĪutodiscoverVirtualDirectory (Autodiscover) OWA and ECP virtual directories in the IIS Manager console look like this: Recreate OWA and ECP Virtual Directories on Exchange ![]() On an ExchangeBackEnd site (listening TCP ports 81, 444).On a DefaultWebSite site (listening TCP ports 80, 443).Therefore, on the Mailbox server virtual directories are located in 2 different sites: In Exchange 2016/2013 Mailbox and Client Access, roles are merged into one role (separate CAS role was removed). You can manage Exchange virtual directories in 3 ways: Exchange Admin Center (EAC), Microsoft Exchange Management PowerShell (EMS), IIS Manager mmc console (%SystemRoot%\System32\Inetsrv\Inetmgr.exe). Let us remind you, that the virtual directories are required to access Exchange from web-based applications (such as Outlook Web App (OWA), Exchange Active Sync, Autodiscover). The repairing of these virtual directories helps to reset all settings, recreate them from the scratch and can solve many Exchange problems related to the incorrect operation of OWA or ECP: various page errors, blank screen issues, permission problems, missing files, Outlook connectivity issues, ECP runtime errors, HTTP 500 error, etc. This article describes how to recreate virtual directories (including OWA and ECP) on Exchange Server 2019/2016/2013.
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