There is a menu that you can open at the top right and choose View Databases under Microsoft Exchange. Also, the CloudPanel Service should be installe…

Glad you got it working!

ECP needs to be enabled and updating the mailbox plan in CloudPanel doesn’t go back to all the users that are assigned to it and change their values (…

No, you should be able to apply a transport rule to a specific set of security/distribution groups

It will continue to show the old databases because they are still in your environment. They will go away once you finish the migration. Also it is typ…

You would need to do this directly on Exchange with a transport rule or through your smart host. You can’t set this in CloudPanel yet.

This happens when something was changed on the backend and not through CloudPanel. The data in the SQL database for that user isn’t matching what is i…

You would create two, one for each FQDN

The branding does’t get removed and it goes off the FQDN that was entered. Since it was an upgrade you may want to try to recycle the application pool…

In co-existence you point it to the newest server and set it to the version the newest server is using?

You have to make sure it is set to 2010 in the CloudPanel settings if it is pointing to a 2010 server.

What version of Exchange do you have and what version of Exchange do you have set in CloudPanel settings?

Sounds like your CloudPanel version and Scheduler may not be the same version. Since you recently upgraded from an older version, please go to the set…

Looked to be related to .NET 4.0 since upgrading on the last issue. The service not starting should have something in the log files. I would need some…

What version of CloudPanel are you running? Also if you go to the site from the server CloudPanel is installed on, it will show the actual error and n…