Does an Exchange 2007 Edge Transport Server Require 64-bit Windows

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    - OWA Best Practices I've seen several replies on the forum here stating that placing an OWA server in a DMZ is not recommended by Microsoft. Can someone please reply with a link to a Microsoft website stating that? I'm doing some work for a company that is being autdited and the auditors want them to place an OWA server in their perimeter network. I'm warning them against doing it but I can't find any documentation backing up my recommendations. Thanks in advance. Tag: Does an Exchange 2007 Edge Transport Server Require 64-bit Windows Tag: 157606
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    - Exchange 2003 and Exchange 2007 coexist in the same exchange org If exchange 2003 and Exchange 2007 coexist together. What functionality will I gain when the last exchange 2003 is out of my exchange org? Is there any whitepapers or tech net articles on this subject? Thanks, Eric Sabo Tag: Does an Exchange 2007 Edge Transport Server Require 64-bit Windows Tag: 157598
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    - No Information in Calendar We have two exchanges servers and one is stop. Users cannot see any information when they want to know others users calendar disponibility. No information. I have in event viewer this message : Error updating public folder with free-busy information on virtual machine PACIFIC. The error number is 0x8004010f. Any Idea ? Best regards Emeric Thibaud Tag: Does an Exchange 2007 Edge Transport Server Require 64-bit Windows Tag: 157597
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    - 2 domains on 1 server I am setting up a new Windows Server 2003 machine. There are two companies sharing it. Each have their own internal IP address ranges in the office. They each have separate email and domain names. I understand that this would be a multi-forest setup with separate domain controllers for each company. There are two network cards in the server. I have a couple of questions: 1) Should I assign 1 network card to each company using those separate IP address ranges? 2) Do I need to have more than one outside static IP address to accomplish this or will one suffice? Thanks for any assistance. Tag: Does an Exchange 2007 Edge Transport Server Require 64-bit Windows Tag: 157596
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    - Rename an Exchange server? I've been asked to rename an Exchange front-end server - no mailboxes/public folders - to fit a new naming standard (don't ask why...it's too frustrating). Is it possible to rename an Exchange server without wrecking everything? Thanks in advance. Dave Tag: Does an Exchange 2007 Edge Transport Server Require 64-bit Windows Tag: 157590
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    - Exchange 2003 forestprep Error 0x80071392 (The object already exis Help me please. I have Windows 2000 domain with Exchange 2000 installed on domain controller. Now, I've installed a stand-alone server with Windows 2003 server SP2 and try to install Exchange 2003 on that new server alongside my existing Exchange 2000. But setup /forestprep terminated with error: Setup failed while installing sub-component Microsoft Exchange Organization-Level Container Children with error code 0x80071392. This is from Exchange Server Setup Progress.log: [11:44:30] Creating organization address lists [11:44:30] Entering CAtomOrgCtChildren::ScCreateOrgLevelAddressListObjs [11:44:30] Entering CAtomOrgCtChildren::ScCreateGlobalAddressListObj [11:44:30] CAtomOrgCtChildren::ScCreateGlobalAddressListObj (f:\titanium\admin\src\udog\exsetdata\components\server\a_orgctchildren.cxx:1992) Error code 0X80071392 (5010): The object already exists. [11:44:30] Leaving CAtomOrgCtChildren::ScCreateGlobalAddressListObj [11:44:30] CAtomOrgCtChildren::ScCreateOrgLevelAddressListObjs (f:\titanium\admin\src\udog\exsetdata\components\server\a_orgctchildren.cxx:1511) Error code 0X80071392 (5010): The object already exists. [11:44:30] Leaving CAtomOrgCtChildren::ScCreateOrgLevelAddressListObjs [11:44:30] CAtomOrgCtChildren::ScAddDSObjects (f:\titanium\admin\src\udog\exsetdata\components\server\a_orgctchildren.cxx:192) Error code 0X80071392 (5010): The object already exists. [11:44:30] Leaving CAtomOrgCtChildren::ScAddDSObjects [11:44:30] mode = 'ForestPrep' (61965) CBaseAtom::ScSetup (f:\titanium\admin\src\udog\setupbase\basecomp\baseatom.cxx:842) Error code 0X80071392 (5010): The object already exists. Any ideas? Tag: Does an Exchange 2007 Edge Transport Server Require 64-bit Windows Tag: 157581
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    - Cannot remove 1st exchange server I have recently moved exchange. Originally there was a SBS2k3 server, letâ??s call it MSTR, which was upgraded by transition pack to W2k3 Standard then W2k3 Enterprise. Then exchange was upgraded to 2k3 Enterprise. I have installed a new Exchange server, EXCHSRV1, joined the existing organization, sync'ed all public folders, moved the mailboxes and then ran through KB822931 to remove the 1st exchange store from the org. I changed our firewall, and SMTP connetorâ??s bridgehead configuration to route all smtp traffic to EXCHSRV1 but this failed. The traffic was being sent through but not picked up by the smtp server on the new exchange box. As soon as I turned the smtp traffic back to the MSTR, all was well. If I shut down the smtp virtual server on the MSTR, incoming email is down. I have recreated the SMTP connector with the new server as the bridgehead but still the same results occur. So now I have a new exchange server hosting all mail and public folders with the existing server relaying incoming mail to the new server. I am working towards moving everything off the original server to rebuild it as a new file server. What am I missing here? DOes the new server need to become the front end server? What steps can I take to remove the 1st exchange server completely? Thanks in advance, Tag: Does an Exchange 2007 Edge Transport Server Require 64-bit Windows Tag: 157569
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    - Remote Email Access. Our email is working well while connecting to our Exchange Server 2003 using Outlook on networked desktops. Problem is we can't access our email from home or other machines that have access to the Internet. What needs to be configured in order to be able to access Exchange email remotely? Thank you. Tag: Does an Exchange 2007 Edge Transport Server Require 64-bit Windows Tag: 157552
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    - Sendign from 2003 to 2007 issue Hi, Got my new 2003 x64 bit server and installed Exchange 2007 on it. I want to connect and transfer from my existing 2003 server. Did the typical install, mailbox, hub and client access roles. Connected to 2003 exchange no problem. New routing groups visible in 2003. Am able to move a mailbox from 2003 to 2007 with 2007 tools. OWA up and running on 2007. 2007 user can sent directly out to the Internet and can send to legacy users on 2003. The problem is the 2003 users cannot send to the 2007 users. Mail gets stuck in the The email get stuck on 2003 in the "Messages with an unreachable destination" queue on the 2003 server. What am I missing so that 2003 can talk to the 2007 server? Thanks Goran Tag: Does an Exchange 2007 Edge Transport Server Require 64-bit Windows Tag: 157547
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    - OWA on 2 Servers? Hello, I have an Exchange 2003 FE & BE server (exch2003) and a soon to be Exchange 2007 CAS (exch2007). The exch2003 server is in our DMZ (I inherited this problem) and exch2007 will be on our internal network (to fix the DMZ issue) with OWA published through ISA. Is it possible to set up CAS on exch2007 and test out ISA functionality, OWA and ActiveSync on it without impacting everyone using exch2003? Thanks! -- Christopher Tag: Does an Exchange 2007 Edge Transport Server Require 64-bit Windows Tag: 157542
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    - Single node exchange cluster I'm looking for information on setting up a single node (I've also seen it referred to as a 'lone wolf') Exchange 2003 Cluster. I am aware of the Software requirements (Enterprise verison for Exchange and Windows), but am looking for information on the hardware resources, specifically the disks. Is it a MUST that there are separate SCSI connections to set up this configuration, or is setting up separate arrays on the same SCSI Bus sufficient? What other disk reqiurements (partitions vs logical drives vs arrays) should be considered? Thanks. Tag: Does an Exchange 2007 Edge Transport Server Require 64-bit Windows Tag: 157541
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    - Using LCR for failover server I need to have a failover solution for exchange 2007. I don't really want to spend the extra money on Enterprise server to use CCR or third party replication software. But what if my primary exchange server is a Mailbox, Hub and Transport. My standby server would also be part of the domain and will be a Mailbox, Hub and Transport. Could I setup LCR on the Primary Server, automate the copy of the EDB, and Log files to the Standby server. And when the Primary server goes down, manually mount the infomation store on the standby server? Thanks for any help on this. Tag: Does an Exchange 2007 Edge Transport Server Require 64-bit Windows Tag: 157540
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    - "The name could not be resolved. The name could not be matched to a name in the address list". Hi, I have following setup. Root domain mycompany.com with several DCs (win2k and win2k3) with several exch2k3 and exch2k. Child domain site.mycompany.com with three DCs (2 win2k and 1 win2k3 R2) and NO exch2k3 or exch2k. I have created mailboxes on a Exch2k3 server (which is also a DC running win2k) in the root domain for users in the child domain. All creation works fine. Mailboxes, emailadresses, stores are shown correctly in AD users & computers and in Exch System Manager. When i try to configure the client (outlook 2k3 on a WinXp laptop) in the child domain with the child domain user logged on, in the step where you perform "check name" I get following reply : "The name could not be resolved. The name could not be matched to a name in the address list". I have checked the global adress list (which contains the user with the correct e-mail adress). I have checked replication which is happening correctly. Any pointers / ideas anyone??? Regards. David Tag: Does an Exchange 2007 Edge Transport Server Require 64-bit Windows Tag: 157538
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    - Search in OWA I have a new Exchange Server 2007 environment. I am publishing OWA through ISA Server 2006. Search is working in the full MAPI client but not in OWA. When attempting serach a red message box appears stating that "Microsoft Exchange Serach is unavailable." Tag: Does an Exchange 2007 Edge Transport Server Require 64-bit Windows Tag: 157533
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    - Maintenance Interval does not work Hello, We're in the process of squaring away our databases, in preparation for upcoming mailbox size increases. We have customized our maintenance intervals by: 1. scheduling a more exact backup window 2. scheduling a more generous window for online maintenance/defrag After modifying a new maintenance interval for both backups and online defrag - we noticed that the new start time for online defrag did NOT take effect, it still ran on the OLD settings. We decided to reboot the server, waited until the next day and realized that it still did NOT work. I've read that restarting System Attendant resolves this issue - but again, we bounced the server - to no avail. Any thoughts, comments, suggestions - want to bop me in the back of my head cuz I missed something? Thanks for your help! Trey Tag: Does an Exchange 2007 Edge Transport Server Require 64-bit Windows Tag: 157532
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    - Setting up Unified Messaging server role Is there any other hardware I need to set up Unified Messaging? How do I connect to my telephone system? Thanks Tag: Does an Exchange 2007 Edge Transport Server Require 64-bit Windows Tag: 157531
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    - Stop Replicate public folder We have two exchanges 2003. I have already this message in the second exchange server. Can we stop it ? Error updating public folder with free-busy information on virtual machine PACIFIC. The error number is 0x8004010f. Best regards Emeric Tag: Does an Exchange 2007 Edge Transport Server Require 64-bit Windows Tag: 157529
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    - Become a hero! I cannot see the queue for novell groupwise conenctor in exchange (MAPI) Hello all, please please, my message transfer between exchange and groupwise seems to be working fine both systems can send and recieve mail from each other through the connector . but i cannot see the queue, it has a red exclamation mark on the connector for novell groupwise mapi queue with the following error. all serverices are started. grrrr Exchange System Manager failed to retrieve queues for the MAPI connector (error code = 0x80040111). Check the event log and verify that the required services are running. Tag: Does an Exchange 2007 Edge Transport Server Require 64-bit Windows Tag: 157528
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    - multi domain on on exchange server 2000 running WIN SBS2003 Hi all, I am running a domain, i.e abc.com on exchange 2000. And currently want to add another domain def.com to the server. The expected situation is: the user of abc.com should have also an email address from def.com. When sending emails he should be able to choose the from address. Now I could receive mail on def.com (the second domain) but cannot send. The error: You do not have permission to send to this recipient. For assistance, contact your system administrator. MSEXCH:MSExchangeIS:/DC=local/DC=abc:ABC Any suggestions? Thanks, Vic Tag: Does an Exchange 2007 Edge Transport Server Require 64-bit Windows Tag: 157526
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    - After Installing Exchange 2003, the machine wont surf I just installed Exchange 2003 and all of the service packs. This server can surf and be surfed anywhere inside, but can no longer get updates, surf the internet or anything to do with outside. I am possitive beyond doubt that it surfed before exchange because we downloaded the updates. Thanks Tag: Does an Exchange 2007 Edge Transport Server Require 64-bit Windows Tag: 157522
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    - Exchange 2003 to 2007 Hi - running SBS2003 and deciced to upgrade Exchange. While running setup the error flagged up is that Exchange 2003 is installed. When I look in Add/Remove there is no entry for Exchange... How do I remove old version? Thanks in advance. Tag: Does an Exchange 2007 Edge Transport Server Require 64-bit Windows Tag: 157517
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    - Disaster Recovery for a Single Mailbox Hi! I have an issue with a user who has deleted the Sent Items folder in his mailbox (Microsoft Outlook 2003 SP2) - still less than seven days ago, default time of retention in Exchange. Unfortunately, he has done a hard delete (SHIFT+Del) and the registry settings DumpsterAlwaysOn was not set prior to the disaster. So the Recovery Deleted Items feature in Outlook is of no use. My platform is : Production server: Dell PowerEdge 2850 running W2K3 SP1, Exchange 2K3 SP2, acting as a DC for the domain. Recovery Storage groups were set up a few months ago. Backup server with a nice backup of the System State and the Exchange Database (37 GB), not too old. Spare server: Dell PowerEdge 850 with a clean install of W2K3 SP1 - nothing more. At that step I have two options: ++ Either use the Recovery Storage Groups and use the ExMerge utility to extract a nice PST for the user who lost his Sent Items folder. Pros: Standard procedure Cons: Downtime of the server (I need to dismount the First Storage Group database). I am a bit nervous to take the risk to work on the production server for the purpose of the recovery of a single folder of a single mailbox of a single user... ++ Either try the following: Since I have a spare server (Dell PowerEdge 850) I thought it would be nice to proceed as follows: 1. Clean install of W2K3 SP1 on the spare server (same name, same IP address, same domaine name, not connected on the LAN - of course, in order to avoid DCs talking to each other). 2. Restore of the System State from the production server on the spare server 3. Installation of Exchange Server 2K3 on the spare server 4. Restore of the Exchange database on the spare server 5. Extraction of the mailbox with the ExMerge utility from this new Exchange restored database. The issue is that my spare server is all messed up after the restore of the System State. I do have the AD proper (users and computers) but since the hardware is different and the registry was also restored, the server is acting weirdly (event IE doesn't work), let alone try to install Exchange. Am I really stuck to use the RSG? Help appreciated. Tag: Does an Exchange 2007 Edge Transport Server Require 64-bit Windows Tag: 157514
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    - Exchange 2007 Edge + ISA Are there any resources on installing the Exchange Edge Server with ISA and the relevant ISA / Firewall configurations required ? Any pointers appreciated. ---- Sme Tag: Does an Exchange 2007 Edge Transport Server Require 64-bit Windows Tag: 157509
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    - Migrating public folders from Exchange 2000 to Exchange 2003 We have just upgraded from Windows 2000 server running exchange server 2000 to Small Business Server 2003 Premium. We are having issues importing the public folders data back in to exchange. We used exmerge to export/import all the mail items for each mailbox. I manually export all the public folders and subfolders to a pst file and when I try to open it with Outlook I get the following error message "The File "PST FILE" is not compatible with this version of the Personal Folders Information Service. Does anyone have any suggestions or maybe a better way to do this? Thanks in advance Tag: Does an Exchange 2007 Edge Transport Server Require 64-bit Windows Tag: 157507
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    - Server built for exchange 2003 I am building a new server for exchange 2003. What RAID configuration should I use and how should I partition the drives? Raid 5, Raid 1 ???? c:/ , d:/ or c:/ , d:/ and e:/ ??? Tag: Does an Exchange 2007 Edge Transport Server Require 64-bit Windows Tag: 157503
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    - Upgrading from exchange2k to 2003 I'm currently on exchange 2000 on a win2k server. I would like to upgrade to exchange 2003. I want to install it (ex2003) onto a different server (win2003) and then move the mailboxes to the new server. After that, I would like to shutdown the old exchange server. Does anyone know what's the best way to go about this? Tag: Does an Exchange 2007 Edge Transport Server Require 64-bit Windows Tag: 157502
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    - SMTP server, how to? Hi, I hope someone can give me som tips here. I want all outgoing e-mail to go through the external SMTP server that is set up in exchange 2003 (SBS 2003). By this I mean that a e-mail from one of the domain users conected to exchange server to another user on the same domain should NOT be distributed directly within exchange, but first go through the external SMTP server and then be picked up by the POP connector and THEN be distributed to the other user :-) I hope I have been able to explai this in a good way. Someone might ask WHY, but that's another story, something to do with addresses and other things. Hope someone can help me. Thanx RB Tag: Does an Exchange 2007 Edge Transport Server Require 64-bit Windows Tag: 157495
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    - OWA https works internally via IP Address but not externally. OWA worked fine with http://mail.Server_Name.com/exchange address but I decided to make it "https" instead. It works fine internally if we go to https://IP Address/exchange but it I try to go to it using https://mail.Server_Name.com/exchange it now displays "Page cannot be found". Please help... These are the steps I used: System Manager -> Admin Groups -> Server -> Server_Name -> Protocols - > HTTP -> Right click Exchange Virtual Server -> Settings and placed a check in Enable form based authenication -> ok. IIS -> Website -> Rightclick Default Website and choose Properties, Directory Security tab -> Server Certicates -> First -> Send the request ->Next to the end. Right clicked on Exchange in deault Websites and choose Properties -> Directory Security -> Secure Communications -> checked Require Secure Channel & Require 128, apply and OK. I am using Server 2003 and Exchange 2000, thanks in advance for any help. Javier Tag: Does an Exchange 2007 Edge Transport Server Require 64-bit Windows Tag: 157492
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    - Access to Public Folders in Exchange System Manager This is our first time using public folders. We are logged in as the administrator When we right click the public folder in Exchange System Manager, we are prompted to enter a password, the ID is already in as domain/administrator. we put he correct password in and the dialog screen comes back asking for the password again. if we enter the password 3 times, it comes up wtih an error of: (this is in a dialog box that pops up) Access denied facility: Win32 ID no: 800700005 Exchange System Manager Noticed if we put the incorrect password in (only need to do once) we will get this error: The operation failed. ID no: 80004005 Exchange System Manager So, it looks like when putting in the correct password, it does accept it, but does not allow to open "any" folders under the "Public Folders". Also; when we look at the owner of the "Public Folders", it shows "Enterprise Admin" as the owner, is this a problem? and can it be changed to just the "administrator" as the owner? Did anyone come across this or find a fix? thanks dick Tag: Does an Exchange 2007 Edge Transport Server Require 64-bit Windows Tag: 157489
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    - Outbound Faxing on Exchange 2007 I'd like to know how to set up outbound Faxing. Most of the references to Faxing are for UM and inbound. Do I still need a 3rd party product to send faxes via Exchange 2007? Thank you, Scott<- Tag: Does an Exchange 2007 Edge Transport Server Require 64-bit Windows Tag: 157488
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    - Setting Integrated windows auth. for active sync Hi, I have aproblem on one of our Exchange 2003 backend server: We need to enable integrated windows authentication in order to support active-sync. Problem is that all Authentication button is disabled on the microsoft-server-activesync virtual directory in System Manager. I can use IIS-admin to enable, but that will only last for a while, until Exchange resets the permission to match what is configured in Exchange. The server is a back-end server running Exchange 2003 sp3, and forms-based authentications is NOT enabled. Anyone have a clue? BR Torben Tag: Does an Exchange 2007 Edge Transport Server Require 64-bit Windows Tag: 157477
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    - Exchange 2007 script or 3rd party to delete at 90 days Does anyone have a script that will run on Exchange 2007 or know a 3rd party program which will run on Exchange 2007 and allows for the deletion of all email older than 90 days. Deletes all msg files no matter where a user may put them in folders within their Outlook on Exchange. Thanks Sam Tag: Does an Exchange 2007 Edge Transport Server Require 64-bit Windows Tag: 157476
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    - Exchange organization invalid error message I am setting up our first exchange 2007 server in our windows domain which is 2000 native. I have run forestprep and domainprep and have ran setup from the exchange dsik. When i click next from the introduction page, i get an error message. "The exchange organization is invalid. Message '(335a1087-5131-4d45-be-3e-3c6c7f76f5ec) is not a valid value for organizational name. Any suggestions how to remedy this? Thanks in advance. Tag: Does an Exchange 2007 Edge Transport Server Require 64-bit Windows Tag: 157475
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    - Exchange 2000 & 5.5 | Mixed Mode | Upgrade to 2003? ADC upgrade required? Hi all! Doing some preimoptive work for the introduction to Exchange Server 2003 SP2. Environment: - 20+ Exchange Server 5.5 Servers (NO USERS, still migrating public folders) - 15+ Exchange 2000 Servers SP3 - ADC from 5.5 servers to 2000 servers. - Currently = Mixed Mode 2000 To do: - Introduce 2 x 2003 Front-End and 2 x Back-end 2003 servers to get a Dev POC up and running. Problem: - According to " http://support.microsoft.com/kb/823601 " I 'must' upgrade all 2000 ADC connectors to 2003 ADC connectors before the first 2003 exchange server can be installed into the Organization. If they are not upgraded, you will be forced to install into a new Organization. ...and quote: "If you introduce Exchange 2003 into an existing mixed organization (one that has both Exchange Server 5.5 and Exchange 2000 computers), you must upgrade the existing Exchange 2000 ADC computers to the Exchange Server 2003 version of ADC before you introduce the first Exchange 2003 computer into the environment." ...and: "Eventually, you must upgrade all ADC services before you install the first Exchange 2003 computer. Either perform an in-place upgrade of all ADC services that are older than Exchange 2003 before you install so that all earlier Connection Agreements are phased out. Or, perform fresh installations of the Exchange 2003 version of ADC, move all existing Connection Agreements to run on the newly installed ADC service, and then remove the Exchange 2000 ADC installations." Questions: 1..Is this actually a requirement and I will not be able to install a Exchange Server 2003 box into the current Organization? 2..Will the installtion actually allow me to install and this is just a recommendation? And how will this effect the public folders? Remember there are no users on exchange server 5.5 at this point, just public folders. Cheers! -Greg Tag: Does an Exchange 2007 Edge Transport Server Require 64-bit Windows Tag: 157472
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    - Exchange 2007 public folders I recently re-installed our server, it was an 2003 standard server with Exchange 2003, we used public folders to share appointments and adress-book. Now I installed 2003 R2 and exchange 2007. During installation I set the compatibility to outlook 2003 clients, so a public folder was created. I tried to create an adress book, and an agenda in it, but al the clients 'even the administrator) haven't got the rights to add someting to the public folder instance. I searched for some answers on the internet, but I can only find some about the beate release off Service pack 1 for exchange 2007 ( http://www.msexchange.org/tutorials/Managing-Public-Folders-Exchange-Server-2007-Service-Pack1-Beta.html ) I also found some articles about managing it with scipting, I tried it, without succes ( http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb123509.aspx ) How can I find the right name for the public folder created when installing Exchange 2007. Or is there a way to obtain the service pack bea release, so I can manage the rights ? Erwin Tag: Does an Exchange 2007 Edge Transport Server Require 64-bit Windows Tag: 157471
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    - migration from 5.5 to 2003 Hello, I used the Exchange Server Deployment Tools. I have choosen to follew the steps in Consolidating Sites in Exchange Mixed Mode. I have a Windows 2000 DC with Exchange 5.5. I have a Windows 2003 member Server with Exchange 2003. There are a few items transfered from Exchange 5.5 to AD, like Distribution Group - Universal. Now i want to remove the Exchange 5.5 but first i want to move the public folder and the mailboxes to the new Exchange 2003 Server. But when I want to move a mailbox (system manager exchange) i get a error: THE INFORMATION STORE COULD NOT BE OPENED. THE LOGON TO THE MICROSOFT EXCHANGE SERVER COMPUTER FAILED. MAPI 1.0 ID NO: 80040111-0286-00000000. Both server are in the same domain and in the same site. I have used the buildin administrator account. I have used the Active Directory Connector Services from Service Pack 2 (SP1 is nstalled on the Exchange 2003 Server). I have run the agreement wizard, Exchange 5,5 LDAP port 390 because Windows 2000 Sever uses LDAP port 389. Exchange 2003 uses LDAP port 379. any information is welcom. Tag: Does an Exchange 2007 Edge Transport Server Require 64-bit Windows Tag: 157470
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    - firewall and exchange server My ISP uses ip forwarding to deliver all mails to my mail server with a fix public IP address. I want to install an exchange server behind the firewall. I have test configured my firewall using IP forwarding to point this public IP address to my exchange server that has a private IP address (which also uses "mailserver.mydomain.local" instead of "mailserver.mydomain.com"). What I found with this set up is that I was able to send mail out but will not receive any incoming e-mails. Any suggestion what is the best way to set up my exchange2003 in this situation? Should my exchange server be sitting in front of the hardware firewall? Is the reason for not able to set up my exchangee 2003 behind the firewall due to the way my ISP deliver my e-mail? I would prefer to set it up behind the firwall but it seems to be impossible so far. Any Help or Suggestions? Thanks --- Ed Tag: Does an Exchange 2007 Edge Transport Server Require 64-bit Windows Tag: 157461
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    - Exchange 2007 upgrade from Exchange 2003 w/ invalid Organization N Dear All, we have been MS Exchange early adopter since release 5.5, so we have usually upgraded from previus version to the new asap, just some months afeter the new release availability. Doing so we "arrived" today having our Exchange 2003 with the Organization Name that is exactly the old "ESSENTIA S.R.L.". All the preious upgrade procedures never reported Organization Name problems and all worked fine. Now we need to upgrade to Exchange 2007 but the Installation procedure stops reporting naming convention errors related to the "space" and "dot" anymore allowed. So we tried to change/rename the Active Directory 2003 structure with LegacyDN to a correct new name "ESSENTIAGROUP" and all was fine, but now we can not anymore have our Exchange 2003 mounts the database due to the Organization Name mismatch. So, my questions are: 0) Does anybody know an "official" or "unofficial correct" procedure for such a kind or upgrade problem? 1) Does anybody know how to "rename" the Organization Name within the Exchange 2003 databases? Could Isinteg or Eseutil do the job? 2) Does anybody know if Exchange 2007 can mounts Exchange 2003 databases (not upgraded) that have the Organization Name not correctly referring to the current ON renamed? Thanks a lot for your help. Kind regards Andrea Tarasconi Tag: Does an Exchange 2007 Edge Transport Server Require 64-bit Windows Tag: 157456
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    - Exchange with Forefront and ISA I have a question about Forefront Security. I know it is 64-bit compatible. I am just about to add Forefront to my companyâ??s system and have heard good reviews on how it ties into Exchange, SharePoint and other applications. However, ISA Server is only 32 bit compatible, but it seems to be critical part of Forefront. If it is, do I have to keep a separate 32 bit machine just to run ISA Server, or is there an equivalent in Forefront? Tag: Does an Exchange 2007 Edge Transport Server Require 64-bit Windows Tag: 157451
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    - Have SPF yet emails still going to Hotmail Junk Boxes Hello We are a recruitment company and when people send us their CV they usually do so using a webmail account such has Hotmail or GMAIL, however our reply to them will go straight to their junk folder if they are with any of the Microsoft Webmail accounts such as Hotmail. We had this same problem with GMAIL and AOL until we created and published an SPF policy. So now we have a Valid SPF and Reverse DNS (on our outgoing mail server). However when we search for our SPF record we can find it on these two following websites: http://www.kitterman.com/spf/validate.html? http://www.mxtoolbox.com/spf.aspx ...But we CANNOT find it on anything related to Microsoft such as: http://www.microsoft.com/mscorp/safety/content/technologies/senderid/wizard/ http://www.politemail.com/check-spf.aspx Both these sites say we don't have an SPF record and so does "www.dnsstuff.com". Could this be why our email doesn't get to Microsoft's webmail inboxes? If so where is Microsoft looking for an SPF record and how can we get our record to be seen there? Any help from techies out there would be much appreciated. regards Here2Learn Tag: Does an Exchange 2007 Edge Transport Server Require 64-bit Windows Tag: 157448
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    - Exchange 5.5 Hi What is the best way to move exchange 5.5 to new hardware? Than'x Shay Tag: Does an Exchange 2007 Edge Transport Server Require 64-bit Windows Tag: 157447
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    - How do you reinstall Exchange 2007 over an existing Exchange 2007 I want to make sure there are no issues with my exchange 2007. I tried to install the latest patch and it said it didn't find Exchange 2007 even though everything seems to work fine for me. If I go to setup from the Exchange 2007 my only option seems to be to install unified messaging. Is there a / command to install exchange again? This is not a production server but since I got everything finally working on it, I want to make sure I'll be able to apply patches in the future before I go production and I really really don't want uninstall exchange to set it up again. Thanks Tag: Does an Exchange 2007 Edge Transport Server Require 64-bit Windows Tag: 157443
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Re: Does an Exchange 2007 Edge Transport Server Require 64-bit Windows by Bharat

Bharat
Wed May 16 18:42:59 CDT 2007

Only 64-bit (x64) versions of Exchange Server 2007 are supported in
production in any role, including the Edge Transport server role. The 32-bit
(x86) versions are only meant for non-production use (testing/learning,
etc.)
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"Soda Ant" <SodaAnt@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Does the Windows 2003 Server 64-bit requirement apply also to Edge
> Transport
> Servers, or only the main Exchange components?

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