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Exchange Server 2016 Enterprise Edition, Exchange Server 2016 Standard Edition, Exchange Server 2013 Enterprise, Exchange Server 2013 Standard Edition, Exchange Server 2010 Enterprise, Exchange Server 2010 Standard

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An organizer has a Microsoft Exchange Server 2016, Exchange Server 2013, Exchange Server 2010, or Exchange Server 2007 mailbox.
Attendee mailbox is in another Exchange organization that uses Exchange Server 2016 or Exchange Server 2013 as the Autodiscover endpoint.
Availability address space is used for cross-forest free/busy data.
The Autodiscover service uses the DNS method.
In this scenario, the organizer can't view the free/busy information for the attendee and only hash marks are displayed.
This issue may occur on any Exchange clients, such as Microsoft Outlook, Outlook Web App, an Exchange Web Services (EWS) application, or any other client that tries to retrieve free/busy information.
This issue occurs because the availability service sends an Autodiscover request by using an automatically generated SMTP address for the anchor mailbox. This SMTP address that is used is 01B62C6D-4324-448f-9884-5FEC6D18A7E2@Availability_Address_Space_domain.
Example: 01B62C6D-4324-448f-9884-5FEC6D18A7E2@domain.com
However, the Exchange Server 2013 Client Access server in the attendee forest can't locate a mailbox for this email address and responds with a 404 status.
To resolve this issue, assign the SMTP address from the HttpProxy log error to a mailbox in the attendee forest. To do this, run the following command within the Exchange Management Shell:
Replace in the command by using the alias of the mailbox in your organization. Replace the domain domain.com with the domain that is found in the HttpProxy log.
This issue doesn't occur when Exchange uses the service connection point (SCP) method to locate the Autodiscover service that is in the remote forest.
The GUID 01B62C6D-4324-448f-9884-5FEC6D18A7E2 is only used when Exchange uses the DNS method to locate the Autodiscover service.
If you check the Outlook 2010 free/busy log, it shows the following error:
Unable to send cross-forest request for mailbox SMTP: because of invalid configuration., inner exception: AvailabilityAddressSpace '' couldn't be used because the Autodiscover endpoint couldn't be discovered.
If you check the Autodiscover HttpProxy log, it shows an error that resembles the following error:
MailboxGuidWithDomainNotFound
HttpProxyException: Cannot find mailbox
01b62c6d-4324-448f-9884-5fec6d18a7e2 with domain domain.com.

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NMGs for Improving Grid Robustness and Efficiency
Abstract: Networked microgrids (NMGs) are clusters of microgrids that are physically connected and functionally interoperable. The massive and unprecedented deployment of smart gri... View more
Networked microgrids (NMGs) are clusters of microgrids that are physically connected and functionally interoperable. The massive and unprecedented deployment of smart grid technologies, new business models, and involvement of new stakeholders enable NMGs to be a conceptual operation paradigm for future distribution systems. Much work needs to be done, however, to enable NMGs to achieve seamless coordination, including physical, communication, and functional integration. In this paper, we review and summarize the state-of-the-art methodologies for operation and control of NMGs. We also specifically discuss the notion of dynamic boundaries for advanced microgrid applications. In addition, we introduce the opportunities, challenges, and possible solutions regarding NMGs for improving grid resilience, robustness, and efficiency.
Published in: IEEE Transactions on Smart Grid ( Volume: 12 , Issue: 1 , January 2021 )
Date of Publication: 18 August 2020
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Modern distribution systems are evolving with the massive and unprecedented deployment of smart grid technologies, new business models, and the addition of new stakeholders. Both utilities and customers are provided with more options for managing their assets. From an overall system perspective, these technologies and business models must be coordinated toward one mutually beneficial goal for both utilities and customers, that is, the improvement of grid resilience, robustness, and efficiency in response to various grid operating conditions. Next-generation distribution systems will integrate up to 100% penetration of renewable energy [1] by leveraging emerging technologies (e.g., distributed energy resources [DERs], energy storage, and demand response) and adopting various operational concepts (e.g., microgrids, virtual power plants [VPPs], and energy hubs).
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