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Hi, all.

I have an Exchange 2013 DAG with 4 mailbox servers and 2 CAS servers in 2 sites: 1 CAS and 2 MBs in each site. There are 6 databases, and all MB servers hold a copy of each database. So there are 1 live and 3 copies of each database.

Two of my MB servers – one in each site - show unhealthy HubTransport. Luckily, the other MB server in each site is working, so mail is still flowing. But I need to solve why these HubTransports are showing unhealthy. Both servers behave as follows:

I run: Get-HealthReport -Identity EX104 | Where {$_.AlertValue -eq Unhealthy"} | ft -a

Results:

Server     State         HealthSet        AlertValue LastTransitionTime      MonitorCount
------       -----          ---------          ----------   ------------------         ------------
EX104      Online        HubTransport   Unhealthy  10/12/2015 12:19:58 PM 123

Then I run: Get-ServerHealth EX104.rai-energy.local | ?{$_.HealthSetName -eq "HubTransport"} | where {$_.AlertValue -eq "Unhealthy"} | ft -a name,targetresource,alertvalue

Results:

Name                                                                   TargetResource  AlertValue
----                                                                      --------------       ----------
Transport.ReceiveConnectorAvailabilityLow.Monitor        HubTransport     Unhealthy

Current status:
Mail queues are clear and mail flows ok. The Application and System event logs are pretty clean - nothing that I think is related to this issue.

What has changed:
Last week we raised the domain functional level from 2003 to 2008R2. The DB servers then had some issues connecting to Active Directory, and Managed Availability rebooted them automatically a few times. I found some posts where this could be fixed by restarting the Kerberos Key Distribution service on all domain controllers, or just rebooting all the domain controllers, which I did last night. I then rebooted the problem Exchange servers for good measure. The Windows and Crimson Channel event logs are all clear this morning on all servers, so I believe this particular issue is resolved. However I cannot say whether the unhealthy hubtransport existed before raising the domain functional level.

I'm not sure how to continue troubleshooting. And I cannot find any documentation on this Monitor. Anyone know how to troubleshoot this issue? Thanks!


Dan


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