Problems using Zimbra Migration Wizard for Zimbra 5.0 vs Exchange 2000

Service · Post by **Service** » Mon Jun 16, 2008 2:37 am

Hello,
We're using Zimbra Migration Wizard for Zimbra 5.0 vs Exchange 2000.
We connect OK with Zimbra (we see mailboxes and domains) and we're able to select accounts from Exchange to import them into Zimbra.
Once listed the accounts to migrate, when we're migrating... we check the account exists into Zimbra, but last step in the migration fails.
We have access to Zimbra (both IP and hostname) using port 7071 (it works perfectly with IE and we can see domains and mailboxes already created from the wizard).
Looking in Zimbra forum: we've checked DNS issues, firewall, and the process is being performed from a PC Client with Outlook. All seems OK.
The problem is the infamous RPC error (marked below):
13-06-2008 14:42:03 [4064]: ZCSExchangeMigrationWizard-5.0.6_GA_2299 Version 5.0

13-06-2008 14:42:03 [4064]: Outlook.ApplicationCurVer: 11

13-06-2008 14:42:44 [4064]: RPC Error:- WinHttpReceiveResponse failed. The RPC request is logged as C:DOCUME~1DESARR~1CONFIG~1TempCSExchangeMigrationWizard-5.0.6_GA_22991-RPCErrorRequest.xml

13-06-2008 14:42:44 [4064]: RPC Error: One or more errors were found in the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) certificate sent by the server.

Continue with the invalid certificate?

13-06-2008 14:43:02 [4064]: Picking Objects

13-06-2008 14:43:23 [4064]: Creating / starting 1 worker threads

13-06-2008 14:43:23 [400]: Worker thread started

13-06-2008 14:43:23 [4064]: Dispatching work to worker threads

13-06-2008 14:43:23 [4064]: Notifying threads to exit

13-06-2008 14:43:23 [400]: Waiting for work

13-06-2008 14:43:23 [400]: Work arrived.../o=Intras/ou=Primer grupo administrativo/cn=Recipients/cn=dsp dsp@EDITED.DOM

13-06-2008 14:43:23 [400]: Opening other users store

13-06-2008 14:43:23 [400]: Logging on to zimbra server (intrasmail.opensistemas.com:7071)

13-06-2008 14:43:24 [400]: RPC Error:- WinHttpReceiveResponse failed. The RPC request is logged as C:DOCUME~1DESARR~1CONFIG~1TempCSExchangeMigrationWizard-5.0.6_GA_22992-RPCErrorRequest.xml

13-06-2008 14:43:24 [400]: Deleting mapi folder list

13-06-2008 14:43:24 [400]: RPC Error: Unable to connect.

13-06-2008 14:43:24 [400]: Waiting for work

13-06-2008 14:43:24 [400]: Worker thread exiting
We're stalled at this point, and any help will be appreciated.
Regards,
Juanjo

EDIT:
That's the XML file:
http://www.w3.org/2003/05/soap-envelope"> xmlns="urn:zimbra">adminEDITED
I don't think this information is useful.

p24t · Post by **p24t** » Mon Jun 16, 2008 10:17 am

Welcome to the forums.
Is there anything interesting in that log file?

C:DOCUME~1DESARR~1CONFIG~1TempCSExchangeMigr ationWizard-5.0.6_GA_22992-RPCErrorRequest.xml

Service · Post by **Service** » Mon Jun 16, 2008 11:25 am

That's the XML file:
http://www.w3.org/2003/05/soap-envelope"> xmlns="urn:zimbra">adminEDITED
I don't think this information is useful.
The point might be the WinHttpReceiveResponse log... but we don't know what it means.
13-06-2008 14:43:24 [400]: RPC Error:- WinHttpReceiveResponse failed. The RPC request is logged as C:DOCUME~1DESARR~1CONFIG~1TempCSExchangeMigr ationWizard-5.0.6_GA_22992-RPCErrorRequest.xml

abhattacharya · Post by **abhattacharya** » Fri Jun 20, 2008 3:14 pm

[quote]That's the XML file:
http://www.w3.org/2003/05/soap-envelope"> xmlns="urn:zimbra">adminEDITED
I don't think this information is useful.
The point might be the WinHttpReceiveResponse log... but we don't know what it means.
13-06-2008 14:43:24 [400]: RPC Error:- WinHttpReceiveResponse failed. The RPC request is logged as C:DOCUME~1DESARR~1CONFIG~1TempCSExchangeMigr ationWizard-5.0.6_GA_22992-RPCErrorRequest.xml[/QUOTE]

Hi,
A brief set of steps in sequential order regarding what you did that caused the above error to appear would help us understand your problem better!

chris@cubittech.com · Post by **chris@cubittech.com** » Thu Oct 30, 2008 7:35 am

Hi Juan.
I had this issue when trying to use ZCS Wizard across the LAN. Our server was named example.domain.com but the FQDN for the server was example01.domain.com. It was solved by entering these two into the hosts file on the machine you are running the wizard on and using the server's ip or FQDN in the hostname field when running the ZCS Wizard.
I realise this is probably far too late for you, but it may help someone else in the future with this problem.
Chris