It looks like you may have skipped the part of creating that policy. The QuickStart guide has a list of commands to run to prepare your environment

It is too bad as far I know Microsoft hasn’t made it as easy to migration from on-premises to on-premises as easy as they made it to migrate from on-p…

Awesome! Glad you got it working 🙂

A forest migration is something completely different and it involved joining your domains together to create a trust. There are some third party appl…

It sounds like the path isn’t correct (like the one specified for the hosting OU in the settings page). Can you tell me what you put in there?

The cutover migration you are talking about is only with Exchange Online / Office 365: They don’t include that for on-premises to on-premises migratio…

Please download the following file. Backup the file you are going to replace and put this new one in. Recycle the CloudPanel application pool and try …

This is a bug. If you type /Documentation at the end of the company code you can get to the page. However here is a hotfix to resolve the issue for y…

Yair can you send me updated logs after you reproduce the error again? Make sure you still have that new DLL I sent you in place. Also make sure the o…

The exchange Guid doesn’t apply to exchange 2010. What I sent you should of resolved the issue for you. Reproduce the issue and send me new logs becau…

I posted an update. Please give it a try and let me know

This appears to be a bug if you are using Exchange 2010 and 3.1.1001. Please download the following file. Backup the originals by moving it to anothe…

I found the issue. You have got environment set to exchange 2010. Are you using exchange 2010? If not change it in the cloudpanel settings

Please go ahead and check all the tables. You need to check the exch_Contacts, and exch_DistributionGroups

Actually can you look on the exch_ResourceMailboxes table and see if you have data that is missing from the ObjectGuid column?