Suddenly it happens ... OWA error Rights management operation failed it says...
Suddenly it happens, you start seeing this message in your exchange 2010 OWA
When they try to open an e-mail with outlook web acces. They get the following error message Rights management operation failed.
Open exchange powershell
First step is to figure out that IRM is enabled in your exchange 2010
Next step is to figure out what your identity is: in this case the full identit is EXCHANGE2010\owa (Default Web Site)
Final step is to turn off the doggone IRM!
Using the identity located in step 2.
1. Log on to the exchange server and open (as Administrator) the Exchange Management Shell (EMS)
2. Run "Get-OWAVirtualDirectory | FL" and search for IRM; you'll probably see that it's enabled.
3. Run "Set-OWAVirtualDirectory -IRMEnabled $false"
or you could provide the name of the identity using the -Identity "<identity goes here>"
for example:
[PS] C:\Windows\system32>Set-OWAVirtualDirectory -IRMEnabled $false -Identity "EX2010\owa (Default Web Site)"
[PS] C:\Windows\system32>
4. visit owa (Default Web Site) in your IE
Now reset IIS and try OWA again.
When they try to open an e-mail with outlook web acces. They get the following error message Rights management operation failed.
OWA error Rights management operation failed
Ouch! What to do?Open exchange powershell
First step is to figure out that IRM is enabled in your exchange 2010
Next step is to figure out what your identity is: in this case the full identit is EXCHANGE2010\owa (Default Web Site)
Final step is to turn off the doggone IRM!
Using the identity located in step 2.
1. Log on to the exchange server and open (as Administrator) the Exchange Management Shell (EMS)
2. Run "Get-OWAVirtualDirectory | FL" and search for IRM; you'll probably see that it's enabled.
3. Run "Set-OWAVirtualDirectory -IRMEnabled $false"
or you could provide the name of the identity using the -Identity "<identity goes here>"
for example:
[PS] C:\Windows\system32>Set-OWAVirtualDirectory -IRMEnabled $false -Identity "EX2010\owa (Default Web Site)"
[PS] C:\Windows\system32>
4. visit owa (Default Web Site) in your IE
Now reset IIS and try OWA again.
thanx
ReplyDeletethis solution did not work for me
ReplyDeleteany other solution i can try to resolve this error
this solution did not work for me
ReplyDeleteany other solution i can try to resolve this error
i get the same error too,i dnt knw if the certificate is correct or not
ReplyDelete[PS] C:\Windows\system32>Set-OWAVirtualDirectory -IRMEnabled $false -Identity "EX2010\owa (Default Web Site)"
ReplyDelete[PS] C:\Windows\system32>iisrest /noforce
these work for me...
thanks alot
Thank you very much
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