Test-*Connectivity commands don't work

I have a coexistence environment (2013 SP1 CU6, 2007) in two sites. I create a test user on each site. When run any of Test-*Connectivity commands like (Test-OWAConnectivity, Test-ECPConnectivity) I got the following errors:

Test-OWAConnectivity from Passive Copy Mailbox Server (***MBX01):
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Url                         :
UrlType                     : Unknown
ClientAccessServerShortName : ***MBX01
Scenario                    : Reset Credentials
ScenarioDescription         : Reset automated credentials for the Client Access Probing Task user on Mailbox server mailbox_server.Domain.com.
PerformanceCounterName      : Logon Latency
Result                      : Failure
Error                       : [Microsoft.Exchange.Monitoring.CasHealthStorageErrorException]: An error occurred while trying to access mailbox mailbox_server.Domain.com, on behalf of user
                              Domain.com\extest_a6684afa10864

                               Additional information:
                               [Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Storage.WrongServerException]: The user and the mailbox are in different Active Directory sites..
UserName                    : extest_a6684afa10864
WARNING: No Client Access servers were tested.



Test-OWAConnectivity from Active Copy Mailbox Server (***MBX02):
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WARNING: The test couldn't test the internal URL of this virtual directory, because the InternalURL property isn't set.
Url                         :
UrlType                     : Internal
ClientAccessServerShortName : ***MBX02
Scenario                    : Logon
ScenarioDescription         : Sign in to Outlook Web App and verify the response page.
PerformanceCounterName      :
Result                      : Skipped
Error                       : The test couldn't test the internal URL of this virtual directory, because the InternalURL property isn't set.
WARNING: No Client Access servers were tested.



Test-OWAConnectivity from CAS Server (***CAS01):
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WARNING: The test couldn't test the internal URL of this virtual directory, because the InternalURL property isn't set.
Url                         :
UrlType                     : Internal
ClientAccessServerShortName : ***MBX02
Scenario                    : Logon
ScenarioDescription         : Sign in to Outlook Web App and verify the response page.
PerformanceCounterName      :
Result                      : Skipped
Error                       : The test couldn't test the internal URL of this virtual directory, because the InternalURL property isn't set.
WARNING: No Client Access servers were tested.

March 31st, 2015 5:00am

Hello

set internal urls for all services if not have: http://jaworskiblog.com/2013/04/13/setting-internal-and-external-urls-in-exchange-2013/
if have multiple domain try : Test-OWAConnectivity -identity:user@domain.com -MailboxCredential (Get-Crede

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March 31st, 2015 6:21am

I have a single domain and the internal URLs already be set on all Client Access Servers but not be set on Mailbox Server.

Should I set the internal URLs on Mailbox servers?


March 31st, 2015 7:21am

Hello

The test couldn't test the internal URL of this virtual directory, because the InternalURL property isn't set
check internal url please

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March 31st, 2015 3:04pm

Hi,

Please run the following command to check the OWA configuration:

Get-OwaVirtualDirectory | FL Identity,*Authentication*,*url*

We can use Test-OwaConnectivity cmdlet in the following format (force to save the configuration to one specific DC in the same AD site):

Test-OwaConnectivity -ClientAccessServer: CAS01 -DomainController XXXX

Additionally, please directly access the OWA URL from IE to check whether it can be accessed. If there is any error message, please collect some event logs for further analysis.

Regards,

April 1st, 2015 3:04am

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