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    - Exchange 2003 help PLEASE Sorry if this is a repeated question. Could someone help me located detailed information about installing exchange 2003 in an existing domain with exchange 2000. We recently purchased a new server and I want to setup exchange 2003 on this server. Once everything is in place I would like to remove the existing Exchange 2000. So my questions are: What potential conflicts will arise from installing Exchange 2003 in an existing domain with Exchange 2000? Will there be an interruption of service with Exchange 2000 while Iâ??m setting up Exchange 2003 in the same domain. Are there any conflicts between Windows 2003 member server and Windows 2000 DC (I was thinking making the new server a member server would be the best way to introduce it to the existing domain). Thank you so much in advance for any help you can provide Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126905
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    - exchange 2k-2k3 upgrade I have a single 2k AD, on a single win2k domain controller. Also on this server is Exchange 2000. I have a new server with Windows 2003 and I need to install Exchange 2003 Enterprise on it. Is it simply a case of doing the forest prep etc, installing, then moving mailboxes using the ESM? Also, can i keep the IM server part of my exchange 2000 installation as 2003 doesnt have this feature? Thanks Ben Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126902
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    - OMA and how to setup client side Hi I have setup exchange 2003 Ent. and have a front end server with OWA all working fine. OMA is enabled , the thing is how do i test this to see if it working, i mean where can i find documention telling me how i should setup the configuration on client side . -- Atif Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126901
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    - OWA 5.5 does not authenticate users Hi all, This problem is really annoying, I was able to install OWA on exchange 5.5 server just fine, my main OWA page comes up ok as well, when I enter my mailbox name, it promts me to enter my "domainname\user and password" which i do, but it doesn't authenticate, keep prompting me again and again. However If I do it from the exchange machine it self it seems to work fine and let's me into my inbox. I'm using windows 2000 domain, no ssl for now. Please please help I really want to get this working. Thank you in advance. Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126899
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    - Second Exchange Server and OWA Hi, This is my first post, so please excuse me if i did anything wrong. I am sort of new to Exchange 2003 administration and I need some help with this. I am a network administrtor for a small health care firm and I am setting up a second exchange server for the first time. Our current setup is one excahnge 2003 server running on WIndows server 2003. We have recetnly moved our adminstrtion staff to a satalie office connected to the main office with a frac. T1 with just over 1 meg for the data side. I have a DC out at that site and that is it. I am getting a faster e-mail server for the main office and I want to move the old one out to the admin site to allow for faster access to the e-mail. We are also deploying a new website which will be hosted on a web server in the DMZ zone of my firewall. I also to release OWA to the agency, but I only want them to have to go to one server to access thier e-mail through OWA and everything that I have read so far is that if I deply a front-end and back-end server, It will look like I might losse the speed increase for that I am trying to get. Also, should if I do go to a Front-end and back-end toplogy can I put the front end out on the web server that is going in to my DMZ for the new website? Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126897
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    - RCP over HTTP Problem Hello I've setup rpc over http and it seems to work, however outlook seems to hang for a good 3-4 minutes before it logs into the mailboxes. The exchange 2003 server is named server1.domain.com however in dns I use mail.domain.com When I configure outlook to use mail.domain.com it freezes and changes that to server1.domain.com. I've set the exchange proxy settings to use https://mail.domain.com however when I open outlook it takes ages to make the https connection, it hangs trying to connect to server1.domain.com. Interestingly enough, when I connect using the same configuration using a different computer on a different network it actually does work even though both computers are configured identcally. Any ideas where to start troubleshooting this? Thanks for any advice. Richard Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126895
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    - Exchange 2003 Upgrade question We are going to be upgrading our 2000 exchange environment (1 front end and 1 back end) to exchange 2003. I have a connector (the SAP Exchange Connector) that will only run on Exchange 2000. This connector can be installed on any machine running the 2000 administrative tools for exchange. My question is Can I have a machine running the exchange 2000 admin tools while the rest of my environment is running 2003 Exchange? Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126893
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    - Public Folders Not Replicating I have 1 E2K server in our company. I added a new Ex 2003 (Sp1) server. I am in the process of retiring the old E2K server and just having the new Ex 2003 server. I am able to move mailboxes, but I can not get the public folders to replicate. It shows up on the replication tab of my public folders, but it never shows up on my new Ex 2003 server. When I click on the Details button on a public folder on the old E2K server, it says "local modified" on the new server. We don't use many public folders anyway. Does any one know how I can get around this, or can I just recreate the public folders on my new Ex 2003 server, and point clients to the new server for public folders? I also am having trouble with the Offline Address Book & Free/Busy times. I realize this is part of the public folders. Can I recreate these "system" folders on the new server, if I can;t get them to replicate? Thanks for any help. Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126888
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    - Error 550 wanted! I run an Exchange 5.5 SP4 (under NT4) hosting emails for multiple domains. The email server is configured to accept SMTP for only those domains, and it works quite well. What I'm looking for is a way to have the SMTP server reply with an error 550 when a user does not exist for a local domain, instead of accepting the message. When I send a message to john@mydomain.com, the email is accepted in the SMTP session, and later returned to the sender if john@ does not exist. This way, it looks like I accept email for any user @mydomain.com. Is there a way to return the 550 error in the MX SMTP session, when the message is for the local domain, but the user does not exist? Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126887
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    - error 550 wanted! I run an Exchange 5.5 Sp4 under NT4 hosting emails for multiple domains. The email server is configured to accept only SMTP for these specific domains, and it works quite well. What I'm looking for is a way to have the SMTP server reply with an error 550 when a user does not exist for a local domain, instead of accepting the message. When I send a message to john@mydomain.com, the email is accepted in the SMTP session, and later returned to the sender if john@ does not exist. This way, it looks like I accept email for any user @mydomain.com. Is there a way to return the 550 error in the MX SMTP session, when the message is for the local domain, but the user does not exist? Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126886
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    - POP3 and Firewalls We are currently using exchange 5.5 and have a firewall in place. We have a remote user who wants from home to download his email to a mail client he has installed on his laptop. He connects his laptop to a ADSL line and then wants to download his email to a to the client and also send emails but his from address should be from his company email address. So he has a POP3 client and and I need to install POP3 on exchange 5.5 and also open a port through our firewall for POP3. As he is using a adsl line how would I setup a rule on our firewall for only him to download email from our exchange server. Does the ADSL line have an Ip address or something. ALso on exchange5.5 how do allow this user to download email and then send allow him to send email thrrough his client. Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126874
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    - Catch all email account Can anyone enlighted me as to how and setup a "catch-all" email account in Exchange. I would like for one user to receive all emails that go to an address that is not defined. Thanks Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126873
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    - 3 Questions 2 OWA 1 Exchange 2003 Hi I have upgraded Exchange 2003 onto a 2 domain site. The 1 domain with Exchange on is working fine... the second domain we have to use OWA.. 1/ when I open IE 5 or 6 and type the path to the OWA http://192.168.1.1/exchange it opens fine, if I save the shortcut on the desktop it won't open from this...also it wont open from the address bar as http://servername/exchange.. ? whys this. 2/ Is the global address list available in OWA as it is not populated..? 3/ Where do I find the admin tools on the Exchange 2003 standard disk.. thanks Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126872
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    - Server setup I have a windows 2000 server that is the AD and file server and a HP server running Server 2000. I want to install Exchange 2003 on the hp server. Will that work? If so do I need to do AD replaction? or do I need to add all 30 users to the HP server? Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126871
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    - How do I move calendar events from the personal folder to the public How do I move calendar events from the personal folder to the public folder? I've got a whole bunch of events on my mailbox calendar that I want to move to a calendar in a public folder. How can I do that? It won't let me select them all. Do I have to drag and drop each one? Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126869
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    - no exchange tasks I set up exc2003 server in a 2003 domain. I'm not trying to connect to ex5.5, and I'm not running active directory on exc2003 machine. I'm not seeing the exchange task option on the users in active directory. I ran the forest and domain preps, before install. Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126868
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    - Outlook Web Access Deleted After ISA Installation I recently installed SBS2003 on a new server at work. Everything worked fine to start with. I could access the Outlook Web Access over the internet and check my emaisl from anywhere. Then i wanted the server to act as a proxy server so i installed ISA server from the last disk. Ever since ISA installation OWA no longer works. The exchange folder from within C:\Inetpub no longer exists. How can this be fixed? Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126865
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    - SBS 2003 I've set up my SBS with company.local and I configured a connector in exchange 2003 for my own personal domain as a test. I'm receiving email just fine from the outside world but when i'm sending something out it's not making it. Where do I start to look? I do have ISA 2004 running as my firewall and i've published my exhange server for SMTP from anywhere to my exchange servers IP. What am I doing wrong? Thanks! Helm Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126863
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    - Howto Undo an ADC connection agreement We are planning a Exch 5.5 -> Exch2k3 migration. I've setup a test environment and worked all the way through to installing and running the ADC. No, however, i want to retrace my path and redo some of what we've done. Question is, can I undo what the ADC has done and have the objects that the ADC created removed from AD? \\Greg Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126862
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    - Quickest and Safest Method I have inherited a twenty-five Node Windows 2000 Small Business Network with one server with SQL & Exchange 2000, File and Print Sharing, and all the necessary services for it to work, i.e. DC, DNS, DHCP, WINS, etc. running on it. The Server is continually failing for one reason or another. The Company has bought the licensing to upgrade to Windows 20003 Small Business Premium Edition. They would like the server backed up, clocked, and then a fresh install of Windows 2003, Exchange 2003, etc., and their Data restored and operational all done in the overnight, two nights from now. Data is approximately twenty gigabytes. Any ideas on the best course of action. Any articles or books recommended? I am definitely looking for a good Exchange 2003 Server book. Will the Exchange migration tools be able to do the trick. Thanks in advance. Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126861
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    - Removing last 5.5 from 2003 group errors I could not find anything on this... are the errors I encountered because I was deleting a 5.5 server from an E2K3 server ? (using the E2K3 CD 5.5 Admin program.). Happened on test network, in prep for deleting 5.5 from production network, which we are ready to do as well. During the delete process (6% and 10% respectively) -- deleting the last (first and only remaining) 5.5 server from E2K3 Admin group: "Extension 'MSFB' could not be located" (Abort, Retry, Ignore). "Extension 'MS' could not be loaded" (Abort, Retry, Ignore) I searched Technet and the only article re: MSFB was 183205 "XADM: Cannot View Connector Properties If Permission Not Present". This was not the case. I said Ignore. A KB on the second error indicated permissions issue but also possible .dll version incorrect. I said Ignore. Deletion then completed and I replicated CA_Config per KB. The server is gone from E2K3 ESM. Anyone run into this? Thanks, Joan Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126860
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    - RPC over HTTP general question Do I have to have a perimeter network to use RPC over HTTP. I currently have Exchange 2003 SP1 running on a Windows Server 2003. This server is also a DC with the global catalog. I also have 2 other Windows 2003 servers on the network. All of this is behind a Cisco PIX 515E firewall. Can RPC over HTTP be accomplished without having to setup a perimeter network or the use of an ISA server? Thanks in advance for any replies to this post. Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126856
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    - Exchange 2003 server with sprate server with 2000 AD I need help with setting up exchange server to talk to the 2000 server with AD. Exchange is on it own box that is joined to the domain. There is about 30 users on the domain and need to setup mail boxes for them. Need help how to setup. Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126854
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    - Joined first E2003 Server to E5.5 Org and E2003 System Attendant falls over.... Hi (Big long post, but I'd rather put too much info in than too little) We've just in the process of migrating a customers site from NT4/E55 to W2003/E2003. Here's what our customer had. NT4 PDC with E5.5 (Call it NT-MX) 4 x NT4 BDC's Here's what we've done: Installed a new NT4 server as a BDC and promoted to PDC. (Call it 2K3) Installed W2003 over the top and did all the dcpromo magic. So far, so good. Everyone could still log in and AD and the NT SAMs seemed to be synchronising between the 2003 DC and the NT BDC's. Next I joined another W2003 server to the Domain and ran dcpromo on it. (Call this one 2K3-MX, as it will be the Exchange Server). Still good, checked replication and all seemed fine. Ran Forestprep and all seemed ok. Ran DomainPrep, that said it installed ok. Ran the Orgprepcheck and that (eventually) said everything was good Running DCDIAG on each 2003 DC showed some errors, but these disappeared after time (presumeably replication related). Ran the Active Directory Connector, which installed fine. Ran through all the wizzy bits on it (No problems with resource mailboxes - took there of that before all this started by going through the 5.5 server). Setup the connections between 2K3-MX and NT-MX. Waited a while and looked through the AD User manager and lo and behold, I could see Exchange server tabs populated with information from the 5.5 DS. Installed Exchange 2003 and joined the existing organisation. Here's where it goes pear shaped. After installation, Windows reported that the application MAD.EXE crashed twice. I rebooted the server and checked the services. The System Attendant service was set to Automatic, but not running. The Information Store and MTA were up and running though. Manually started the System Attendant, which runs for about 10 seconds before falling over again. Event Log says the Service Control Manager reports that the System Attendant service terminated unexpectedly with event id 7034. Also logged was an application error in MAD.EXE with the faulting module being NTDLL.DLL Running sc query on the system attendant service comes back with FAILED 1060 - not an installed service. Installed E2003 SP1 in the hope it might fix things but to no avail Any advice would be much appreciated as I'm finding almost no references to this particular combination of errors... I'm wondering whether I should just delete the ADC connections, then try to uninstall E2003 and re-run forest and domain preps, then re-install it. If I do, will it do anything freaky to the 5.5 server or it's DS? Thanks in advance Phil Ermiya Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126851
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    - Exchange 2003 Local Mail Hopefully someone can help me. I am trying to setup an Exchange server 2003. I have another company host my mail witha pop3 connection. I was wondering if there was a way to allow them to host the mail and pull the mail down locally to the exchange server for people to access. This way if my server goes down, the main server will still be getting mail and we can access it through a POP3 connection. Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126846
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    - Reinstall Windows This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_000F_01C502C4.532D2400 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable All - I have a Non domain controller running Exchange 2003 SP1. The = computer crashes once to twice a day and we have exhausted our resources = as to the cause of the crash. We are at the point of reinstalling = Windows 2003 Standard and then Exchange. Is there a road map or any = pointers you can give. Never done it before and I've heard bad things = from people when they have tried to remount the store. Regards, Brian ------=_NextPart_000_000F_01C502C4.532D2400 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN"> <HTML><HEAD> <META http-equiv=3DContent-Type content=3D"text/html; = charset=3Diso-8859-1"> <META content=3D"MSHTML 6.00.2900.2523" name=3DGENERATOR> <STYLE></STYLE> </HEAD> <BODY bgColor=3D#ffffff> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>All - I have a Non domain controller = running=20 Exchange 2003 SP1.  The computer crashes once to twice a day and we = have=20 exhausted our resources as to the cause of the crash.  We are at = the point=20 of reinstalling Windows 2003 Standard and then Exchange.  Is = there a=20 road map or any pointers you can give.  Never done it before and = I've heard=20 bad things from people when they have tried to remount the = store.</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Regards,</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Brian </FONT></DIV></BODY></HTML> ------=_NextPart_000_000F_01C502C4.532D2400-- Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126843
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    - OWA (2003), ISA (2004) and SSL certificate from Verisign??? Setup: 2 Exchange 2003 Servers (Win 2003) 1 OWA Server (Win 2003) All 3 of the above are on the internal network behind the firewall 1 ISA 2004 Server (Win 2003) in the DMZ This is my first time setting up OWA. It is also my first time setting up ISA. So my (probably stupid) question is: when I purchase an SSL Certificate from Verisign, do I purchase it for the ISA server or the OWA server? Thanks Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126830
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    - OWA- New Exchange & OWA not Working Hi We have a new W2k3 install with 2003 Exchange on top. This is a single server setup with a single firewall to the Web. The SMTP/POP3 portions through Outlook clients works fine but when we try to access OWA through Explorer using http:/servername/exchange we get the 'service unavailable' message in the browser. This is done using an internal LAN machine (the DC) Thanks in Advance! -- Pete C. Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126827
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    - Installing Service pack 4 on Exchange 5.5 (Event log error) After installing SP 4 for Exchange 5.5, I am reading the following error. "The default buffer created for the "MSExchangeDS" service in the "C:\Exchsrvr\bin\perfdsa.dll" library is not aligned on an 8-byte boundary. Contact the manufacturer or this library or service to have this problem corrected or get a newer version of this library." Anyone have any ideas? Thanks, Erin Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126822
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    - Installing 2nd Exchange Server I currently have a single Exchange 2003 Server Standard installed in single 2K3 AD Domain. I have a need to move some accounts to a separate information store, so I want to install an addtional Exchange 2003 Server in my site. I have a few questions that I have been unable to find any concrete answers on. 1 - can first (master) Exchange server be Standard version and then 2nd server be Enterprise version? 2 - Are there any special settings needed when just installing second Exchange server? Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126816
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    - Upgrade Exchange Server to Windows 2003 Now that I've upgraded my exchange server to 2003 I want to upgrade the OS to Windows 2003, is there any special preparations I need to consider before running the upgrade? Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126813
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    - No chat I installed Ex 2k3 but I can't find CHAT Communities anywhere. Please help. Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126810
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    - rpc/http single server using the info from this article 833401 the article states that the Global catalog must be on the Exchange Server. I am trying to avoid making my exchange server a domain controller. Can I have to Global catalog on another server and still make RPC/HTTP work ? Thanks Roland Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126805
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    - Error Trying to download Offline Address Book (Exchange/Outlook 20 I am using Exchange 2003. I have created my Default Offline Address List, which includes several address lists from my Exchange Server. I have tried to "Rebuild" and waited over an hour (less than 500 users). When I try to download the Offline Address Book from Outlook (2003, 2002, 2000), I get the error message, "An error occured while opening the Microsoft Exchange Offline Address Book files on the Microsoft Exchange Server. See your administrator." I feel like I may be missing something basic here, but what?!? The Outlook client is conected to the Exchange server on which the defaul offline address list resides, and is functioning in all other matters (email etc.) Thanks for your help! Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126800
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    - SP1 Installation Problem: Code: 0xc007007e I'm triying to install the Microsoft Exchange 2003 Enterprise Service Pack 1: In the event viewer y found the following two records: --------------- Event Type: Error Event Source: Microsoft Exchange Server Event Category: None Event ID: 5000 Date: 1/22/2005 Time: 6:23:13 PM User: N/A Computer: SERVER Description: EventType exchangesetuperror, P1 6_5_7226_0, P2 update, P3 microsoft exchange, P4 install, P5 c007007e, P6 _null_, P7 1, P8 NIL, P9 NIL, P10 NIL. Event Type: Error Event Source: MSExchangeSetup Event Category: Microsoft Exchange Setup Event ID: 1002 Date: 1/22/2005 Time: 6:23:10 PM User: N/A Computer: SERVER Description: Exchange Server component Microsoft Exchange failed. Error: 0xc007007e - The specified module could not be found. ---------- I need help.. ASAP Juan Villegas Azuaje MCP, Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126798
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    - Exchange 2000 Encryption Questions 1.) How do you setup encryption in Exchange 2000. Iâ??d like to be able to understand how the send-receive process works in detail in regard to certificates and transparency to the sender-receiver. 2.) What are some mail encryption solutions that can be installed for Exchange 2000 Server. Details and recommendations please? -- Lee K Harris lharris@insight.com Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126796
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    - Adding new user I just installed exchange 2003 following the deployment steps to add it to an existing exchange 5.5 site. Everything installed fine and looked ok in the logs. The problem i'm having is the i can't mail enable a new user. Also the exchange attributes are not showing up in active directory users and computers on the GC when i open a user account. any ideas? Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126789
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    - Adding new user I am in the process of migrating to Exchange 2003. I followed the exchange deployment utilites steps and everything installed fine. Now I am having a problem mail enabling a new user. The option is not there. Also when i open up Active Diectory Users and Computers on the GC, I do not see the extra exchange attributes in the user profile. Nay suggestions? Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126788
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    - (DS/IS) consistency adjuster prior to moving Public folders from 5.5 to E2k3 and Nov 2004 Update Rollup We're moving our exchange system from 5.5 to 2003 and we are ready to move the public folders. In my readings it says to run the (DS/IS) consistency adjuster on the 5.5 side to remove sids from the PF tree but the consistency adjuster does more than this which may have some side effects. Exchange 5.5 has a new rollup package dated Nov/Dec 2004 which has a fix for the consistency adjuster and exchange 2003 SP1. This rollup package fixes problems with the (DS/IS) consistency adjuster as read here: http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=836489 The rollup states that the previous May 2004 Update Rollup package must be uninstalled before you install the rereleased Nov 2004 Update Rollup . What is the package that I need to uninstall. Is it the one that it replaces? I list hotfix KB829148, KB833317 and Exchange Updates of: 821543, 829436, Q282533, Q289258, Q304062 and Q326322. I beleive it is the first one listed of KB829148 but I'm not sure. Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126787
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    - OWA Security In OWA when you open an attachment its gets downloaded to the Temp internet folder. Then when you logoff OWA that attachment still stays in the temp folder. The problem is when you are viewing your attachments at a Kiosk (unsecured machine) or Customer site the attachment will still be on that machine. I know in IE there is a checkbox to clear Temp internet folder but I can control that on my secured machines. Ijust don't want this to be on machines that I have no contyrol over. Is there any way to control attachment handling on the server side with OWA? or is there a way to clean the temp internet folders from the server in OWA? If there is no solution Can I control attachment handling through ISA2k4? I would be looking for solutions for Exchange 2k and 2k3 Thanks for your help Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126781
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    - Licensing 2003, 2000 If we buy Exchange 2003 Device CALs, and install an Exhcnage 2003 Server (on a new Win 2003 box), and keep our existing Exchange 2000 server (on a Win 2000 box), do we need to purchase additional CALs for each server? For example, if we have 100 computers and Exchange 2003 server and Exchange 2000 server, do we need 200 CALs or 100 CALs? If we buy 100 Exchange 2003 Device CALs, do we then also get to install 100 copies of Outlook 2003? Or does Outlook 2003 only come with Exchange 2003 User CALs? Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126780
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    - KB831464 error - The Data is invalid Hi I am trying to put the above fix on so I can install Exchange SP1(2003) but I get "The Data is Invalid" error. I have tried downloading several times, thinking the data might be corrupt, but to no avail. Kind regards Scott Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126779
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    - Running DS/IS consistency adjuster I just reinstalled my Priv & Pub files onto a new server with the same name as the original server (in my test lab). I think i need to run the DS/IS consistency adjuster. I don't want to mess-up the install (it look for ever to get the files on the server). Are there any good instructions I can use without messing up my new install? Thanks, Erin Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126778
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    - Directory Object Cannot Be Found I just recovered Exchange 5.5 on a 2k domain. This is the second time I have done this. However this time I am reading the following error when accessing the mailboxes on the Information Store: "The object could not be found in the directory. this may be because replication has not completed (microsoft exchange directory ID no: c1010aae)." When accessing the mailbox from a client machine I am reading the following error: "THe name cannot be resolved. The name could not be found in the address book." I just used the KB article Q195363 to resolve the issue. This did not work. The structure of the exchnage server matches that of the production server. All services packs and hotfixes are installed to mirror the production server. Any ideas? Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126777
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    - Exmerge error Hi I am trying to use Exmerge to import pst into Exchange 2003 and I am getting the following error "error configuring message service (MSPST MS) (MAPI_E_EXTENDED_ERROR) (CMapisession::CreateEMSPSTProfile). The file is not read-only. Could anyone help me with this as it is urgent. Regards Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126773
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    - Exchange 2003 version of KB 289869 I am having the problem discussed in 289869 on an Exchange 2003 server. I followed the instructions with slight modification for IIS 6.0. I was just wondering if there was a 2003 version of article. The problem appears to be fixed after adding the wildcard for davex.dll for Exchange virtual dir but I want to make sure nothing else is missing. Thanks. Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126772
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    - Exchange 2003 Partitions I have a 5 disk RAID5 config. With 210GB available (after redundancy). I have read a lot about seperate drives for log files but I thought RAID5 spanned all drives anyway? We are not a high demand environment. With 1000 mailboxes needing about 50MB each my idea for partitioning was this: C:\ - Win2003 OS - 30GB D:\ - Exchange2003 - 120GB E:\ - Exchange2003 Transaction Logs - 30GB F:\ - Misc - 30GB Is this OK? How big will these transaction logs get? I am backing up weekly. Thanks 4 any advice Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126770
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    - Problems with DNS I'm setting up Exchange Server on Windows Server 2003. I had to run dcdiag, but to do that I had to set up my computer as a domain controller. I used a dynamic IP-address for this, but then the connectivity test (within dcdiag) failed. I need to configure the static IP-address which I'm using, but how do I do this? To summarize: I'm using a dynamic IP-address, and need to convert to a static IP-address in order to pass the connectivity test within dcdiag. Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126769
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    - Access to exchange 2003 for user's from Internet - options Hi. Thanks in advanced for any help. I need to provide access from Internet to internal Exchange server. Exchange 2003 Standard running on Windows 2003 Standard Server. (1 Server in Domain currently) Server has 2 ip address 10.10.10.12(main) 10.10.10.8(backup for removing Spam Marshall for testing). IP Address for incoming SMTP xx.xx.xx.219. The Firewall I am using doesn't do Port Mapping, but it Does NAT very efficently. The incoming smtp mail 1st hits a Spam Marshall Appliance(10.10.10.11) which then forwards the smtp traffic to Exchange server(10.10.10.12) - Firewall basically allows incoming smtp, OWA(https), Citrix client. Using Outlook 2003 on Windows XP Sp1 plus patch 331320 for outlook or SP2. external domain is domain.com(so mail.domain.com points to xx.xx.xx.219). Internally the server names is mail, domain is domain.local. Our Web site(www.domain.com) is run off site by someone else and this will not be changed. Firewall Static NAT's xx.xx.xx.219 to 10.10.10.11 Firewall Static NAT's xx.xx.xx.220 to 10.10.10.12 Currently have OWA setup and running and using SSL. User go https://xx.xx.xx.220/exchange . - User would perfer to use Outlook client instead - they got kinda spoiled by old email system ability to use the same client external or internally with just a IP address change whened they logged in. So I setup IMAP access - got it to work, but I can't configure SSL on it due to Phone/voice mail uses same connector. I supposed I could create another connector but user don't like this way either. So I though maybe just use Outlook client and figure out what ports I need or use RPC over HTTP. I tried RPC over HTTP since I found the Articles to set it up 1st. Didn't work. So I tried just plain outlook client, by disabling filters on firewall, so that all traffic would reach the exchnage server, (just for testing), while this was hit or miss wether or not it would connect anyway. When it did it was slow. At least I think it was. I log into OWA and install certificate on W/S before trying to connect using RPC over HTTP.When testing RPC over HTTP I tried from home and from internal Office, when typing outlook /rpcdiag, I never saw it connect using RPC over HTTP. trying from home does work at all until I shutdown filtering on firewall, then its hit or miss if it works. I used article 833401 on setting up RPC over HTTP on single server. Tried Articles 822594 - RPC over HTTP is not successful or reverts to TCP rpcping.exe -t ncacn_http -s ExchangeServerName -o RpcProxy=ProxyServerName -P "user,domain,*" -H 1 -u 10 -a connect -F 3 -E -R none I think I should see this, but all I see is last line RPCPinging proxy server ServerName with Echo Request Packet Send ping to server Error 12175 returned in the WinHttpSedRequest Ping Failed I used Article 827330 for troubleshooting. Steps 1 through 7 work as expected according to article. Step 8 says to use RPCDUMP to verify port configuration. The registry setting is there for NTDS. Artciles doesn't say what to expect though When I run rpcdump /v and I see some of this. ProtSeq:ncacn_http Endpoint:6004 NetOpt: Annotation: IsListening:NOT_PINGED StringBinding:ncacn_http:10.10.10.12[6004] UUID:12345678-1234-abcd-ef00-01234567cffb ComTimeOutValue:RPC_C_BINDING_MIN_TIMEOUT VersMajor 1 VersMinor 0 ProtSeq:ncacn_http Endpoint:6004 NetOpt: Annotation: IsListening:NOT_PINGED StringBinding:ncacn_http:10.10.10.12[6004] UUID:12345778-1234-abcd-ef00-0123456789ab ComTimeOutValue:RPC_C_BINDING_MIN_TIMEOUT VersMajor 0 VersMinor 0 ProtSeq:ncacn_http Endpoint:6004 NetOpt: Annotation:MS NT Directory NSP Interface IsListening:NOT_PINGED StringBinding:ncacn_http:10.10.10.12[6004] UUID:f5cc5a18-4264-101a-8c59-08002b2f8426 ComTimeOutValue:RPC_C_BINDING_MIN_TIMEOUT VersMajor 56 VersMinor 0 ProtSeq:ncacn_http Endpoint:6004 NetOpt: Annotation:MS NT Directory DRS Interface IsListening:NOT_PINGED StringBinding:ncacn_http:10.10.10.12[6004] UUID:e3514235-4b06-11d1-ab04-00c04fc2dcd2 ComTimeOutValue:RPC_C_BINDING_MIN_TIMEOUT VersMajor 4 VersMinor 0 ProtSeq:ncacn_http Endpoint:6002 NetOpt: Annotation:MS Exchange Directory RFR Interface IsListening:NOT_PINGED StringBinding:ncacn_http:10.10.10.12[6002] UUID:1544f5e0-613c-11d1-93df-00c04fd7bd09 ComTimeOutValue:RPC_C_BINDING_MIN_TIMEOUT VersMajor 1 VersMinor 0 ProtSeq:ncacn_http Endpoint:6002 NetOpt: Annotation:MS Exchange System Attendant Cluster Interface IsListening:NOT_PINGED StringBinding:ncacn_http:10.10.10.12[6002] UUID:f930c514-1215-11d3-99a5-00a0c9b61b04 ComTimeOutValue:RPC_C_BINDING_MIN_TIMEOUT VersMajor 1 VersMinor 0 ProtSeq:ncacn_http Endpoint:6002 NetOpt: Annotation:MS Exchange System Attendant Private Interface IsListening:NOT_PINGED StringBinding:ncacn_http:10.10.10.12[6002] UUID:83d72bf0-0d89-11ce-b13f-00aa003bac6c ComTimeOutValue:RPC_C_BINDING_MIN_TIMEOUT VersMajor 6 VersMinor 0 ProtSeq:ncacn_http Endpoint:6002 NetOpt: Annotation:MS Exchange System Attendant Public Interface IsListening:NOT_PINGED StringBinding:ncacn_http:10.10.10.12[6002] UUID:469d6ec0-0d87-11ce-b13f-00aa003bac6c ComTimeOutValue:RPC_C_BINDING_MIN_TIMEOUT VersMajor 16 VersMinor 1 ProtSeq:ncacn_http Endpoint:6001 NetOpt: Annotation:Exchange 2003 Server STORE EMSMDB Interface IsListening:NOT_PINGED StringBinding:ncacn_http:10.10.10.12[6001] UUID:a4f1db00-ca47-1067-b31f-00dd010662da ComTimeOutValue:RPC_C_BINDING_MIN_TIMEOUT VersMajor 0 VersMinor 81 ProtSeq:ncacn_http Endpoint:6001 NetOpt: Annotation:Exchange Server STORE ADMIN Interface IsListening:NOT_PINGED StringBinding:ncacn_http:10.10.10.12[6001] UUID:99e64010-b032-11d0-97a4-00c04fd6551d ComTimeOutValue:RPC_C_BINDING_MIN_TIMEOUT VersMajor 4 VersMinor 0 ProtSeq:ncacn_http Endpoint:6001 NetOpt: Annotation:Exchange Server STORE ADMIN Interface IsListening:NOT_PINGED StringBinding:ncacn_http:10.10.10.12[6001] UUID:99e64010-b032-11d0-97a4-00c04fd6551d ComTimeOutValue:RPC_C_BINDING_MIN_TIMEOUT VersMajor 3 VersMinor 0 ProtSeq:ncacn_http Endpoint:6001 NetOpt: Annotation:Exchange Server STORE ADMIN Interface IsListening:NOT_PINGED StringBinding:ncacn_http:10.10.10.12[6001] UUID:89742ace-a9ed-11cf-9c0c-08002be7ae86 ComTimeOutValue:RPC_C_BINDING_MIN_TIMEOUT VersMajor 2 VersMinor 0 ProtSeq:ncacn_http Endpoint:6001 NetOpt: Annotation:Exchange Server STORE ADMIN Interface IsListening:NOT_PINGED StringBinding:ncacn_http:10.10.10.12[6001] UUID:a4f1db00-ca47-1067-b31e-00dd010662da ComTimeOutValue:RPC_C_BINDING_MIN_TIMEOUT VersMajor 1 VersMinor 0 ProtSeq:ncacn_http Endpoint:6004 NetOpt: Annotation:IPSec Policy agent endpoint IsListening:NOT_PINGED StringBinding:ncacn_http:10.10.10.12[6004] UUID:12345678-1234-abcd-ef00-0123456789ab ComTimeOutValue:RPC_C_BINDING_MIN_TIMEOUT VersMajor 1 VersMinor 0 Fred Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126768
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    - Migrating Exchange 2000 to Exchange 2003 I am planning to move from Exchange 2000 standard edition to Exchange 2003 Enterprise edition. I inherited this network and there are two separate forests. I'm going to build the new Exchange 2003 server and then want to migrate the mailboxes from the old Exchange 2000 server. Of course, I want to move all mailboxes, public folders, etc to the new server. Any ideas on the best course of action. Any articles or books recommended? I am definitely looking for a good Exchange 2003 Server book. Will the Exchange migration tools be able to do the trick. Thanks in advance. Tag: IP Address change Tag: 126766

I had to change my Exchange servers IP address and now I can not get any of
the services to come back up. I am working off a dual NIC system, I
disabled the original one and brought up the new one...once I did that, the
services wouldn't come back up. I still have all the connections to AD, all
my IP settings are correct. I know there is some setting in Exchange or IIS
I need to change, anyone know?

Arc

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Re: IP Address change by Rui

Rui
Thu Jan 27 11:32:46 CST 2005

Changing the IP Address of an Exchange Server should be a very pacific
operation.
Make sure you didn't configure any IP restrictions of any kind.
Check the event log for the first error that appears. Does System Attendant
come up?

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"Arc J. Thames" <revarcjt@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:O5R55Z%23AFHA.1408@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
>I had to change my Exchange servers IP address and now I can not get any of
> the services to come back up. I am working off a dual NIC system, I
> disabled the original one and brought up the new one...once I did that,
> the
> services wouldn't come back up. I still have all the connections to AD,
> all
> my IP settings are correct. I know there is some setting in Exchange or
> IIS
> I need to change, anyone know?
>
> Arc
>
>

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