Test-ImapConnectivity missing? Setting up IMAP

[lance59]

I am trying to set up IMAP for some users. I have done this:

Set-service –identity MSExchangeIMAP4 –startuptype Automatic

Then

Set-IMAPSettings -SSLBindings 10.30.24.xx:993

Then

Set-IMAPSettings -LoginType SecureLogin

Then

Get-CasMailbox MailboxName (To check to make sure user IMAP is enabled, it is)

I then enables the cert:

Enable-ExchangeCertificate -Thumbprint xxx...xxx -Services "POP, IMAP"

Then

Restart-service MSExchangeIMAP

But when I run Test-ImapConnectivity I get an error saying this is not a valid command. I used get-command and it's not listed. My users still can't connect using IMAP.

Any ideas? What am I missing?

TIA

 

[58sniper]

Have you installed SP1?

Pat Richard
Microsoft Exchange MVP

 

[Zelandakh]

Are you using IMAP4 internally or externally?

 

[lance59]

No I have not installed SP1. I have read that SP1 breaks a lot of things and don't want to have to set up the server again. If this is not true, then I might try to get it installed.

I have gotten IMAP to work internally, but externally only if I use the public IP address.

So....any ideas on that one ?

TIA

 

[Zelandakh]

SP1 fixes things, it doesn't appear to break them.

If you aren't using the public IP address, what are you using?

 

[58sniper]

test-ImapConnectivity is a SP1 added CMDlet, IIRC

Pat Richard
Microsoft Exchange MVP