Is there any option to eliminate Exchange errors 0x8004011C and 0x80040115 manually?

 

Exchange Server 2013 is designed to provide smooth email services in business organizations. Besides, uninterrupted email services, Exchange Server 2013 also provide following benefits to users:

• 1. New powershell cmdlets for easy management of Exchange mailboxes
• 2. Web based Exchange Administration Center in place of Exchange Management Console for IT administrators
• 3. Merger of public folders into mailbox databases for quick recovery of inaccessible Exchange mailboxes
• 4. Inbuilt anti-malware protection to prevent mailbox corruption and data theft events
• 5. New Outlook Web App (OWA) layouts that can be used even in small devices like tablets, ipads and mobiles

In spite of advanced security and data privacy features, mailbox databases of an Exchange Server 2013 organization may crash or get damaged due to several factors. These factors are virus attacks, unexpected shutdown of the Exchange Server, fault in the LAN cable and many more.

Exchange Server 2013 database generate many typical error codes and 0x8004011C and 0x80040115 are some of them. These errors are also known as bugs in the Exchange Server 2013 and very often makes situation too complex.

These sorts of errors usually occur if Exchange Server 2013 runs Outlook 2013, Outlook 2010 or Outlook 2007 client. These errors will be flashed on your computer screen after you press “Send/Receive” button in your Exchange mailbox. This is a completely new event as you’ll see Outlook client connected with the Exchange Server, updating and also receiving emails in the mailbox folders.

Using Powershell set-autodiscovery and set-OutlookAnywhere cmdlets, you can easily eliminate these bugs in Exchange Server 2013:

• Set-AutodiscoverVirtualDirectory -Identity 'autodiscover(default Web Site)' -WindowsAuthentication $true -BasicAuthentication $true


• Set-OutlookAnywhere -Identity:YourExchange2013CASServerrpc (Default Web Site) -IISAuthenticationMethods Basic,NTLM

After having defined new authentication method to Auto discover and Outlook anywhere, restart your Exchange 2013 mailbox and press “Send/Receive” button again.

You’ll not get error codes 0x8004011C and 0x80040115. However, Powershell scripts can fix “send/receive” errors of only single Exchange mailbox at a time.

If Powershell scripts fail to resolve the issue, delete old OST file from your computer drive, create new Outlook profile and synchronize with Exchange Server. Now, you should restart Outlook to open your mailbox on the Live Server. This will probably solve “Send/receive” error of your Exchange mailbox. If none of inbuilt options are able to fix unknown error codes of MS Outlook or Exchange Server 2013, then it is better to use a third party software to fix the issue.

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