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Now everything works perfect.īe careful!! In case you are using third-party or custom-developed transport agents (in my case Kaspersky 8 for Microsoft Exchange), after applying SP1 for Exchange, Microsoft Exchange Transport service will no longer start. Before that, I start the exchange health manager service. In my case, stopping the exchange health manager service solved the issue, but i wasn`t so happy to stop an exchange service. I confidently do everything after taking vm snapshots! After installing CU3 system is been stable for almost one week – 0 problems… apply it with confidence…Īwesome, thanks for the genuine experience sharing. To be very honest with you, I’ve had several issues with MA in CU2 and earlier versions. I can’t of much else to do and I’m bothered by the fact that I have manually stop a service that sounds like it will actually help things in the long run. Oh well, let’s hope this issue is handled when CU2 comes out. So basically, the service thinks it found something wrong with RPC so it’s restarting the service altogether? That doesn’t bode well for everyone connected. Play with Get-ServerComponentState –Identity ServerName to know about Server Components and its current state. MA runs within the Microsoft Exchange Health Manager service. Hey Robert – Exchange 2013 introduced “managed availability process” which monitors the server and performs automated troubleshooting tasks if it finds an issue with any of the components. October 30th, 2013 at 12:52 and PratheeshĪm I correct in saying 3rd solution worked for you?Ĭan anyone tell me exactly what the Health Manager Service does? I done it didn’t work but stopping Exchange Health Manager resolved issue for me 2013 CU1: +1 for stopping the exchange health manager service… it solved the issue instantly. Shouldn’t the registry path be “HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows NT\RPC”?Ģ012 Server, Ex. I will share as soon as I get any update.
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Also you can see there are multiple fix for the same issue.Īnyways, as of now I have not heard any update from MS if they have it fixed in CU2. July 21st, 2013 at 12:48 issue is not hitting all setups so it might be tough to fix. I have updated this fix as wellĬan anyone confirm if this issue is fixed in CU2? Stopping the Microsoft Exchage Health Manager service stopped the crashes.
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Neither of these fixes worked for me on a server with CU1 installed. I have updated your fix in the document as well. HI I had this issue and I solved it by changing the MS Exchange RPC Client Access to log on using the system account instead on the NEtwotk Service account. 25 Responses to “RPC Client Access Service keeps restarting in Exchange 2013”