To anyone who might face this problem HR 0x80004005 EC 1142 in the future, the solution was to enable MAPI over HTTP: Set-OrganizationConfig -MapiHttpEnabled $true
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(hr=0x80004005, ec=1142) when trying to migrate Exchange Server user
Hi, I want to do On-premise Exchange 2016 to 2019 Migration and Co-existence.
I got this error when trying to migrate user from 2016 to 2019 server.
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Amit Singh 5,306 Reputation points
2023-04-07T05:03:53.81+00:00 -
Xuyan Ding - MSFT 7,601 Reputation points
2023-04-07T07:26:06.88+00:00 Hi @Ardan Zaki ,
Please check the firewalls on both sides to ensure the network connection between the servers.
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Xuyan Ding - MSFT 7,601 Reputation points
2023-04-10T09:18:43.3733333+00:00 Hi @Ardan Zaki ,
Please check first whether the status of the target database is mounted and then try the following.
1.Try to migrate via New-MoveRequest command:
New-MoveRequest -Identity '<mailbox>' -TargetDatabase "<database name>"
2.Try to move the user to a new database on another server to determine if the migration problem is caused by the mailbox.
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Ardan Zaki 236 Reputation points
2023-06-15T09:22:46.4066667+00:00 Hi everyone, we finally found the root cause of this problem. Turns out the Antivirus was blocking the transaction and it resolved after we disabled the antivirus and reconfigured it.