After an Exchange 2019/2016/2013 installation and Active Directory schema change, several properties are updated to show that everything are as expected.
You can use the information in the following to make sure these properties have the right values.
|
Exchange Version |
msExchProductId |
rangeUpper |
objectVersion (Microsoft Exchange System Objects) |
objectVersion (Organization |
|
Exchange 2013 RTM |
15.00.0516.032 |
15137 |
13236 |
15449 |
|
Exchange 2013 CU1 |
15.00.0620.029 |
15254 |
13236 |
15614 |
|
Exchange 2013 CU2 |
15.00.0712.024 |
15281 |
13236 |
15688 |
|
Exchange 2013 CU3 |
15.00.0775.038 |
15283 |
13236 |
15763 |
|
Exchange 2013 SP1 |
15.00.0847.032 |
15292 |
13236 |
15844 |
|
Exchange 2013 CU5 |
15.00.0913.022 |
15300 |
13236 |
15870 |
|
Exchange 2013 CU6 |
15.00.0995.029 |
15303 |
13236 |
15965 |
|
Exchange 2013 CU7 |
15.00.1044.025 |
15312 |
13236 |
15965 |
|
Exchange 2013 CU8 |
15.00.1076.009 |
15312 |
13236 |
15965 |
|
Exchange 2013 CU9 |
15.00.1104.005 |
15312 |
13236 |
15965 |
|
Exchange 2013 CU10 |
15.00.1130.007 |
15312 |
13236 |
16130 |
|
Exchange 2013 CU11 |
15.00.1156.006 |
15312 |
13236 |
16130 |
|
Exchange 2013 CU12 |
15.00.1178.004 |
15312 |
13236 |
16130 |
|
Exchange 2013 CU13 |
15.00.1210.003 |
15312 |
13236 |
16130 |
|
Exchange 2013 CU14 |
15.00.1236.003 |
15312 |
13236 |
16130 |
|
Exchange 2013 CU15 |
15.00.1263.005 |
15312 |
13236 |
16130 |
|
Exchange 2013 CU16 |
15.00.1293.002 |
15312 |
13236 |
16130 |
|
Exchange 2013 CU17 |
15.00.1320.004 |
15312 |
13236 |
16130 |
|
Exchange 2013 CU18 |
15.00.1347.002 |
15312 |
13236 |
16130 |
|
Exchange 2013 CU19 |
15.00.1365.001 |
15312 |
13236 |
16130 |
|
Exchange 2013 CU20 |
15.00.1367.003 |
15312 |
13236 |
16130 |
|
Exchange 2013 CU21 |
15.00.1395.004 |
15312 |
13236 |
16130 |
|
Exchange 2013 CU22 |
15.00.1473.003 |
15312 |
13236 |
16131 |
|
Exchange 2016 Preview |
15.01.0225.017 |
15317 |
13236 |
16041 |
|
Exchange 2016 RTM |
15.01.0225.042 |
15317 |
13236 |
16210 |
|
Exchange 2016 CU1 |
15.01.0396.030 |
15323 |
13236 |
16211 |
|
Exchange 2016 CU2 |
15.01.0466.034 |
15325 |
13236 |
16212 |
|
Exchange 2016 CU3 |
15.01.0544.027 |
15326 |
13236 |
16212 |
|
Exchange 2016 CU4 |
15.01.0669.032 |
15326 |
13236 |
16213 |
|
Exchange 2016 CU5 |
15.01.0845.034 |
15326 |
13236 |
16213 |
|
Exchange 2016 CU6 |
15.01.1034.026 |
15330 |
13236 |
16213 |
|
Exchange 2016 CU7 |
15.01.1261.035 |
15332 |
13236 |
16213 |
|
Exchange 2016 CU8 |
15.01.1415.002 |
15332 |
13236 |
16213 |
|
Exchange 2016 CU9 |
15.01.1466.003 |
15332 |
13236 |
16213 |
|
Exchange 2016 CU10 |
15.01.1531.003 |
15332 |
13236 |
16213 |
|
Exchange 2016 CU11 |
15.01.1591.100 |
15332 |
13236 |
16214 |
|
Exchange 2016 CU12 |
15.01.1713.005 |
15332 |
13236 |
16215 |
|
Exchange 2019 Preview |
15.02.0196.000 |
15332 |
13236 |
16213 |
|
Exchange 2019 RTM |
15.02.0221.012 |
17000 |
13236 |
16751 |
|
Exchange 2019 CU1 |
15.02.0330.006 |
17000 |
13236 |
16752 |
Use an elevated powershell console to get the your values:
rangeUpper
Get-ADObject -Identity “CN=ms-Exch-Schema-Version-Pt,CN=schema,CN=configuration,DC=YourDomain,DC=YourDomainSuffix” -properties rangeUpper | select rangeUpper | format-List
msExchProductId
Get-ADObject -Identity “CN=YourExchangeOrganisation,CN=Microsoft Exchange,CN=Services,CN=Configuration,DC=YourDomain,DC=YourDomainSuffix” -properties msExchProductId | select msExchProductId | Format-List
objectVersion (attribute on Organization container in Configuration Naming Context)
Get-ADObject -Identity “CN=YourExchangeOrganisation,CN=Microsoft Exchange,CN=Services,CN=Configuration,DC=YourDomain,DC=YourDomainSuffix” -properties objectVersion | select objectVersion | Format-List
objectVersion (attribute on Microsoft Exchange System Objects container in Domain Naming Context)
Get-ADObject -Identity “CN=Microsoft Exchange System Objects,DC=YourDomain,DC=YourDomainSuffix” -properties objectVersion | select objectVersion | Format-List
Unsure about your Exchange Organization name?
Use the Exchange management Shell:
get-organizationconfig | select name,DistinguishedName | Format-list
For older versions and use of adsiedit.msc see http://larslohmann.blogspot.dk/2012/07/exchange-schema-version.html
