I guess I’m not following… Did you disable all mailboxes and Exchange and now CloudPanel is out of sync because it doesn’t know you did that on the …

This access denied error is because the IIS application pool that CloudPanel is using isn’t running as a domain admin / user with exchange rights OR b…

The account needs to be part of the Exchange Organization management security group because it needs rights to enable, disable and modify all objects …

Stefan did you get this working? I haven’t heard back.

I’m going to mark this as solved since I haven’t heard back

No there is no option to modify the username / UserPrincipalName in bulk. Doing this would require all users to re-enter their new username and passwo…

The update fixed the issue for Troy but another issue turned up since he has been running CloudPanel for so long. The new problem was resolved with:

The database will attempt to upgrade when the application starts on IIS. You can check the log files to make sure it upgraded if you want but you can …

Back in 3.1.0905 bulk updates were completely redone: (From Release Notes) *Bulk import performance has been increased and better feedback is provide…

Do you have it set to Exchange 2013 in the settings page of CloudPanel? Also I would have to look back but i’m pretty sure this was resolved in a newe…

The version number should be displayed in the settings page or in your Programs and Features. Are you running Exchange 2010 or 2013?

Manually removing the public folder mailbox from the database and updating CloudPanel resolved the issue. An article was written on how public folder…

Your default public folder mailbox should have the autodiscover record pointing to your hosting domain which autodiscover should work for. Every publi…

You can create public folders (only folder type) with CloudPanel but most of the time people just create public folders using Outlook and you can modi…

You shouldn’t of lost your branding. Recycle the application pool or refresh the browser (make sure its not cached)