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    - Remove 2003 I recently tried to upgrade to Exchange 2003 from 2000. I failed. Now we're running 2000, but I want to get rid of the 2003 server info from Active Directory. Is there a way I can do this without removing all Exchange data from Active Directory? Tag: Exchange DNS Setup Question Tag: 121224
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    - OWA & OMA From internal network I'm running Exchange 2003 with OMA & OWA all on one server. OMA & OWA are work fine from the external network using the domain name the we have registerded (mail.abc.com). But with I try to access mail.abc.com from the internal LAN a can not access OMA or OWA. I'm assuming something on my firewall is blocking this access but i just don't want to start opening ports. I can ping the the site with no problems. Please help Thanks Tim Tag: Exchange DNS Setup Question Tag: 121223
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    - GroupWise 6.5 to Exchange Server 2003 Greetings, We are looking to migrate from a GroupWise 6.5 system to Exchange Server 2003. Once the migration has taken place, the GW server will be taken offline. I have read that the Microsoft wizards only support migrations from older versions of GroupWise and if you have GroupWise 6 or 6.5 I should go with a third party migration tool. Is it true that I need to go third party? Or can it be done in the MS wizards? Thanks Tag: Exchange DNS Setup Question Tag: 121210
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    - Still Stuck I have a mail server with two NICs. One is internal, one is external. Routing is not enabled. If I set TCP/IP filtering on the external adapter to only allow traffic to 25 and 53, I can't send but I can receive OK. With TCP/IP filtering on, I can receive but not send, all messages sit in the Outbound queue with the tag <network error...' - a DNS sounding problem. NSLOOKUP doesn't work. So, are my DNS requests not going to 53? Is that what this is telling me? With no filter, everything is fine. I spoke to my ISP, who waffled a lot and didn't really tell me anything, I don't think they wanted to admit not knowing the answer. Tag: Exchange DNS Setup Question Tag: 121208
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    - Exchange 2003 Email redirection We have just installed a new Exchange 2003 server and are getting ready to switch over the mailboxes from the current ISP. There are several orphan email addresses that need to be redirected to other email addresses. How do I go about redirecting an email address to someone else's mailbox? Any help with this will be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Dave Tag: Exchange DNS Setup Question Tag: 121207
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    - Exchange email from a Domain other than the Network Domain Hi, I'm wondering if its possible for exchange to handle mail from a domain other than the domain of the network it resides on ? For example, all of our website etc is hosted by a hosting company. Our internal network in the office has a domain similar to company_name.int. Is it possible for us to change the mx record of the company_name.com to the IP of our exchange box, and have exchange handle email for the domain company_name.com, rather than email under the domain company_name.int ? Thanks in advance for any help given, Leon Pinkney Tag: Exchange DNS Setup Question Tag: 121206
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    - Exchange 2003 and 5.5 co-existance question We've recently introducted a new Windows 2003 server into our organisation and connected onto our existing Exchange 5.5 bridgehead server using X.400. The servers communicate OK. The Windows 2003 server has a different domain name to the Exchange 5.5 site. I've included both domain names in inbound in the IMS. We can send messages from the bridgehead and they address correctly, but when we send from the Exchange 2003 server the message is sent to the bridgehead and dispatched to the WEB but the recieving address is incorrect, looks like: IMCEAEX-_O=xxx_OU=xxx_CN=server_CN=xxx@xxx.co.uk The internet address is converted to the address of the bridgehead server and not the orginating user which should be yyy@yyyy.co.uk. Has anybody seen this before and got any ideas, we need to go through the bridgehead server for another connector on the server. Many thanks Ian Tag: Exchange DNS Setup Question Tag: 121202
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    - OWA in a small environment So I'm looking into Exchange 2003 deployment options for midsized customers. Customers that currently have say 50 users but expect to grow over the next year or two to maybe 200 users. Because of that and some other limitations of SBS I have been looking at a regular deployment of Exchange 2003. I've read a lot of the technet and KB stuff and I understand the "recommended" way is to do a front end/back end server setup for OWA. However, my smaller clients have only 2 servers... 1 for domain infrastructure such as global catalog, dns, dhcp, etc. And another set asside for Exchange. In this setup can OWA be run on the single Exchange server and be accessed from the internet? I assume it can as SBS allows for this, but the MS site doesn't talk about it. I guess the ultimate question is what is the absolute minimum in the way of number of servers one can get away with when doing a Win 2003 standard server deployment with Exchange 2003? Thanks, Dan dan"AT"kissnetworks.net Tag: Exchange DNS Setup Question Tag: 121198
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    - Message Routing Help Urgent Hi I have a trust relationship configured between my two forests. Each forest has an Exchange 2003 Server. I do not have any service packs enabled and I have disabled Norton Mail Security services. I have 2 SMTP connectors configured on each Eachange server. The first is the default created with the Internet Mail Wizard, using the * as the Address space while the second forwards the mail using the smart hosts [192.168.x.x] where this is the IP address of the remote Exchange server. Therefore mail being sent from one internal user to another in the remote domain should go across the connector. The connection between the two offices is pretty good. However messages are going into the 192.168.x.x SMTP connector queue and are never sent. When I try to force a connection it says Retry and still is not delivered. When I check the Mailroot\vs 1\Bad Mail. I find messages in there. Why is this happening and what can I do so that the mail is routed correctly to the users. Thanks Tag: Exchange DNS Setup Question Tag: 121197
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    - Question about ADC Do I have to run ADC at all after installing exchange 2000 server on a windows 2000 domain server? Tag: Exchange DNS Setup Question Tag: 121190
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    - Event Log error. ID: 1022 We are getting a log entry appearing every 15-20sec stating "Logon Failure on database "SG1-Server\SG1-MB1-Server" - Windows 2000 account CC\ServiceAC;mailbox/0=ABC/OU=CC/cn=Configuration/cn=Serve rs/cn=Server/cn=Microsoft System Attendant. Error - 2147467259 We have given the country service account'ServiceAC' Full Exchange Administration permissions, the account is a member of local Admin Any ideas??? Cheers! Tag: Exchange DNS Setup Question Tag: 121171
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    - ADC tool usage in exch 5.5 to exch 2k3 NT4 w/ exch 5.5 going to win2k3 w/ exch 2k3. ADC connects and syncs a bunch of stuff but comes back and tells me that there are some exchange 5.5 objects that would not sync to AD. the 2 boxes are in 2 different orgs so i can't establish an interorg trust. any ideas on how to get the rest of my clients data off of the old exchange server? thanks so much Tag: Exchange DNS Setup Question Tag: 121170
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    - please help w/migration, exchange 5.5 to 2k3 i have 2 different orgs. they are keeping the same name@namespace.com. not sure how the old nt4.0 exch5.5 box is configured to send and recieve mail. where do i find the info on the nt box and what is the best way to implement it on the new box. what i think is the current config is, ISP doing dns and smtp. i desperately need some advice on this. thanks Tag: Exchange DNS Setup Question Tag: 121169
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    - Increase user mailbox size? How do I increase the size of a single user's mailbox? Tag: Exchange DNS Setup Question Tag: 121161
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    - OWA port Hi all Is there a proper procedure to change the default port no ie 80 in OWA exchange 2003 to something else say 7500 I want to do the same on my FE server. In the way I would rather open port 7500 on my firewall instead of 80 I tried the above in exchange 5.5 but am unable to do so in Exchange 2003 thanks Johnson Tag: Exchange DNS Setup Question Tag: 121160
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    - port for OWA Hi all Is there a proper procedure to change the default port no ie 80 in OWA exchange 2003 to something else say 7500 I want to do the same on my FE server. In the way I would rather open port 7500 on my firewall instead of 80 I tried the above in exchange 5.5 but am unable to do so in Exchange 2003 thanks Johnson Tag: Exchange DNS Setup Question Tag: 121159
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    - Public Information Store We recently upgraded to Exchange 2003 from Exchange 2000. In the process the public folders were overlooked and the Exchange 2000 server has already been uninstalled. The old server still has the pub.edb file on it. Is there any way to import this file into the new server so that we wouldn't lose all the public folders? Tag: Exchange DNS Setup Question Tag: 121158
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    - Exchange 5.5 move to a new server? Hi, My company wants to move Exchange 5.5 off an old server to a new server they just purchased. We will continue to run 5.5 on the new server. Does anyone know of any good sites or information I can read up on this? Thanks in advance. Tag: Exchange DNS Setup Question Tag: 121152
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    - * RE: * Internet Mail Connection (SMTP) Setup Chad Thanks! but is there nothing we can do to reject e- mails from unknown internal e-mail addresses and prevent someone to use the SMTP server to send e-mail internally? Also, anti spam solution will only filters e-mails but still delivers them (unless if we set it up to reject them, but then there is a possibility of legitimate e- mails). Again anti spam solution is not something we are looking for at this point. Any other ideas? anyone? Thanks. Paul >-----Original Message----- >Get a third party spam filter > >http://www.mailfrontier.com is a good one > >Thanks, >Chad > >"Paul" wrote: > >> We have setup our Exchange 5.5 Internet Mail Connection >> (SMTP) to disallow open relay. Although the SMTP does not >> relay, spammers can still send e-mail internally using a >> user name in our domain (regardless if the user exist). >> Example: I can still telnet and send e-mail >> from "firstperson@mydomain.com" (this user does not exist) >> to "an.employee@mydomain.com" (a real employee/user). >> >> What can I do to resolve this issue without stopping our >> Exchange (SMTP) server to receive legitimate e-mails from >> the Internet? >> >> Thanks. >> >> Paul >> >. > . Tag: Exchange DNS Setup Question Tag: 121148
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    - * Internet Mail Connection (SMTP) Setup We have setup our Exchange 5.5 Internet Mail Connection (SMTP) to disallow open relay. Although the SMTP does not relay, spammers can still send e-mail internally using a user name in our domain (regardless if the user exist). Example: I can still telnet and send e-mail from "firstperson@mydomain.com" (this user does not exist) to "an.employee@mydomain.com" (a real employee/user). What can I do to resolve this issue without stopping our Exchange (SMTP) server to receive legitimate e-mails from the Internet? Thanks. Paul Tag: Exchange DNS Setup Question Tag: 121145
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    - PFmigrate - Not all of the folders are replicated I have ran PFMigrate and all the folders , e-mails, contacts are not coming across. 1.. Pfmigrate /S:5.5Server /T:2003Server /A /N:100 /F:d:\download\PF_Migrate.log I am migrating from 5.5 to 2003. Thanks in advance Kevin. Tag: Exchange DNS Setup Question Tag: 121143
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    - NT4 environment with Exchange5.5 to 2000? Hi all, A shop with NT4 boxes just wants to upgrade their Exchange5.5 to 2000. Is this possible? I have a feeling it is not since Exchange2000 needs to use ActiveDirectory. At least one box in the office needs to be 2000 or 2003 server running ActiveDirectory correct? Thanks in advance. David Tag: Exchange DNS Setup Question Tag: 121141
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    - WinNT and Exchange 2003 Hello, This is my first post here, please be indulgent I have a very simple and easy question, but I can't find the answer. We would like to upgrade or Exchnage 5.5 to Exchange 2003, this is possible I know it ;) BUT (here is the BUT) We are using Windows NT 4.0 for our PDC and BDC, and we are not thinking to move to Windows 2K or Windows 2K3 soon. Then What I need to know: IS IT POSSIBLE, to have an Exchnage 2000 or better Exchange 2003, without an Active directory struture ? What we have: Server: Windows NT4.0 PDC Server: Windows NT4.0 BDC Server: Windows NT4.0 + Exchange 5.5 What I want: Server: Windows NT4.0 PDC Server: Windows NT4.0 BDC Server: Windows 2K or 2K2 + Exchange 2K or 2K3 Thank you all Tag: Exchange DNS Setup Question Tag: 121139
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    - Ports Can anyone tell me where to find a list of the ports to open for Exchange 5.5? I have the usual ones, 25, 110, 135. I have set a port in the Registry for DS and IS and opened that. I still seem to be only able to send mail, not receive. I'm hoping I just have to open another port. Anyone know which one(s)? Tag: Exchange DNS Setup Question Tag: 121135
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    - Change OWA PORT Hi all Is there a proper procedure to change the default port no ie 80 in OWA exchange 2003 to something else say 7500 I want to do the same on my FE server. In the way I would rather open port 7500 on my firewall instead of 80 I tried the above in exchange 5.5 but am unable to do so in Exchange 2003 thanks Johnson Tag: Exchange DNS Setup Question Tag: 121134
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    - SMTP Crazyness This morning in my Exchange 2003 Server queues I found arounf 50 Internet Mail SMTP connector, I open one of them and is an email postmaster@mydomain.com is sending to weird addresses, I checked others and the same. How can prevent this to happen? Is there an easy way to delete them all? Thanks Tag: Exchange DNS Setup Question Tag: 121132
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    - Migration to Exchange 2003 Dear Sir, We are getting a new machine in the office and it is being requested that I move exchange 2000 from the windows 2000 server I currently have it on to this new machine running Windows 2K3/Exchange 2003. Is there an "easy" way to migrate all the users and mailboxes over to the new machine? Thanks. Tag: Exchange DNS Setup Question Tag: 121128
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    - Exchange 2003 ForestPrep Problem I am getting the following error when running Forest Prep for E2K3: Setup failed while installing sub-component Microsoft Windows Active Directory Schema update with error code 0xC1037AE6 (please consult the installation logs for a detailed description). You may cancel the installation or try the failed step again. The error log tells me that it is on schema4.ldf when it failes and the ldif.err displays the following error: Add error on line 210: Unwilling To Perform The server side error is "Schema update failed: An attribute with the same link identifier already exists." An error has occurred in the program. The only thing that I have found on this was KB328661 and it doesn't really fit my error so I'm not sure where to go from here. I have also tried removing the part that is erroring from the schema4.ldf file but it just fails on the next one. My setup is as follows: I have a Windows 2000 Active Directory running in Native Mode, and Exchange 5.5 SP4 with the ADC installed from the Exchange 2000 Setup disk (we were originally going to install E2000). This stuff all works fine. In Exchange 2003 setup I am taking the Coexistance with Mixed Mode Exchange 2000 and Exchange 5.5 since it is the one that fits the best I think. Can anyone help?????? Tag: Exchange DNS Setup Question Tag: 121126
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    - Moving Mailbox 5.5-->2003 I am trying to migrate from a exchange 5.5 sp4 server to a new exchange 2003 sp1. They are both running on Server 2000 sp4. Everything seems to be working okay, I can open the Exchange admin on both computers and see the other computer. However when I open the Exchange System manager and try to move a mailbox by right clicking on the mail box and selecting Exchange Task>Move Mail Box I get an error. The following error: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="unicode" ?> - <taskWizardRun taskName="Move Mailbox" dcName="DCSRVR-A" buildNumber="7226" runningAs="administrator@dcoffice.designcollaborative.com"> <timespan startTime="2004-09-09 06:27:26.093" milliseconds="8172" /> - <moveMailbox mixedMode="true" maxBadItems="0"> - <destination> <database>/dc=com/dc=designcollaborative/dc=dcoffice/cn=Con figuration/cn=Services/cn=Microsoft Exchange/cn=Design Collaborative/cn=Administrative Groups/cn=dcmail/cn=Servers/cn=DCMAIL/cn=InformationStore/c n=First Storage Group/cn=Mailbox Store (DCMAIL)</database> </destination> </moveMailbox> <taskSummary errorCount="1" completedCount="0" warningCount="0" errorCode="0x00000000" /> - <items> - <item adsPath="Houser, Nick" class="user"> <progress code="0" milliseconds="8142">Connecting to source server.</progress> - <summary isWarning="false" errorCode="0xc1050000"> The information store could not be opened. The logon to the Microsoft Exchange Server computer failed. MAPI 1.0 ID no: 80040111-0286-00000000 - <details> - <source> <database>/dc=com/dc=designcollaborative/dc=dcoffice/cn=Con figuration/cn=Services/cn=Microsoft Exchange/cn=Design Collaborative/cn=Administrative Groups/cn=dcmail/cn=Servers/cn=DCSRVR- A/cn=InformationStore/cn=First Storage Group/cn=Private Information Store (DCSRVR-A)</database> </source> </details> </summary> </item> </items> </taskWizardRun> If I look at the event log I recieve events: 9175, 9167, 1008 in that order. If I click on the link for event 9175 the information provides the following as a possible issue. The System Mailbox object that is created for this mailbox store exists in the Microsoft Exchange System Objects container Which if I open AD Users and Computers I see this is true. my question is whether or not I can move this to another conatiner, if so does it matter which one and is this really my problem. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you Tag: Exchange DNS Setup Question Tag: 121125
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    - "Microsoft Exchange Pop3" service missing I am running Ex2003 Ent on a 2003 Ent Server and the "Microsoft Exchange Pop3" service is missing in services. How do I get it back? Thanks, Tag: Exchange DNS Setup Question Tag: 121124
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    - Searchin Full-Text Index with MS Outlook Hello All, My Invironment: MS Exchange Server 2003 Full-Text Index is enabled on Publicfolder OL2003 Client Question: I'll search the Full-Text Index in my public Folders, when I click advanced Search on some public folder I can only search selectet Folder. I cant select search subfolders? How can I enable it to search any selectet sub Folders? Thanks all -- |www.bitbuilder.de | The Windows Networking Site | Tag: Exchange DNS Setup Question Tag: 121122
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    - SBS 2003 - Exchange Installation Hi All, I am trying to get Exchange working on SBS Premium 2003. The services within Exchange are not working in partucular the System Attendant which is a dependent. Help please.. Jag Tag: Exchange DNS Setup Question Tag: 121119
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    - Exch2003 - Creating mailboxes for existing user accounts. I'm in the process of moving an existing W2kSBS/exch2000 AD domain, to a W2K3 Standard Server/Exchange2003 AD domain. There is no migration path for this senerio so I have created the new W2K3 domain and installed Exch2003. On the SBS server,I can export a .csv file using CSVDE and edit that to use on the new W2K3 server to import the user accounts. This creates all the user accounts I need with al lthe attributes I want, however Exchange did not create the mailboxex associated with the user accounts. I have a tool to export the old mailboxes and import them to the new mailboxes. I'm just looking for a quicker way to create all the user accounts and mailboxes one at a time. Thanks John Tag: Exchange DNS Setup Question Tag: 121117
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    - Add more Licenses I bought exchange 2003 with 5user licenses on it. i wanna add more. i bought 70 CALS. where will i configure the additional licenses? please help. thanks. Tag: Exchange DNS Setup Question Tag: 121110
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    - Cluster or Second Server? This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_00DA_01C495C4.8C08C490 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable We have an exchange 2003 box here that was having mail forwarded to it = from a primary Linux server. The Linux server went down over the last = weekend and was not able to be brought back up in a reasonable amount of = time so we changed everything to go to the exchange server. We're now = looking to eliminate linux all together and are going to be setting up = another exchange 2003 server for redundancy purposes.=20 Whats the best way to do this in everyones opinion/experience? I was = thinking of clustering but if a software problem was encountered on one = of the servers because they're clustered wouldn't it then affect both? = As for a second server the problem I see there is the stores, how would = those be mirrored (they weren't before on the linux server either, but = it would be preferred). --=20 Scott ------=_NextPart_000_00DA_01C495C4.8C08C490 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 6.00.2900.2180" name=3DGENERATOR> <STYLE></STYLE> </HEAD> <BODY bgColor=3D#ffffff> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>We have an exchange 2003 box here that = was having=20 mail forwarded to it from a primary Linux server. The Linux server went = down=20 over the last weekend and was not able to be brought back up in a = reasonable=20 amount of time so we changed everything to go to the exchange server. = We're now=20 looking to eliminate linux all together and are going to be setting up = another=20 exchange 2003 server for redundancy purposes. </FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Whats the best way to do this in = everyones=20 opinion/experience? I was thinking of clustering but if a software = problem was=20 encountered on one of the servers because they're clustered wouldn't it = then=20 affect both? As for a second server the problem I see there is the = stores, how=20 would those be mirrored (they weren't before on the linux server either, = but it=20 would be preferred).</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2><BR>-- = <BR>Scott</FONT></DIV></BODY></HTML> ------=_NextPart_000_00DA_01C495C4.8C08C490-- Tag: Exchange DNS Setup Question Tag: 121108
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    - OWA on Server without Exchange Can you run OWA on a win2003 box in a DMZ without Exchange? Obviously it would have IIS on it and there would be an Exchange server (2000 on 2000) on the LAN behind the DMZ. If the answer is yes and you do you need to have Exchange on it, can you install Exch 2003 (with no mailboxes on it) on win2003 on a box in a DMZ and provide OWA access for users with mailboxes on an Exch 2000 server on win2000 on the inside LAN? Thanks! Tag: Exchange DNS Setup Question Tag: 121102
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    - Moving Mailboxes Across Sites Hi I have an Exchange 2003 organisation in one site which hosts approximately 15 users. I have another Exchange 2003 organisation in another site which hsot approximately 10 users. The two sites are connected via a 2 way trust relationship. One user in the remote site has a mailbox appromx. 1.8GB in size. I am trying to move that mailbox across to the other site using the Migration Wizard, however I am getting the error "Invalid server specified, or you do not have permissions required to complete the operations". I am sure I am entering the correct information for the Exchange server in the remote site. Could you please tell me what I am doing incorrectly or what I am missing. Thanks Regards Tag: Exchange DNS Setup Question Tag: 121098
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    - Exchange / Dynamic IP Could I setup an Exchange 2003 Server using a Dynamic IP. I currently have Verizon DSL. Is there a way around it? Please let me know. Thanks Eduardo Tag: Exchange DNS Setup Question Tag: 121097
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    - Repost - smtp address equals server fqdn As KB 288175 explains, our HQ E2K3 server won't send to our branch office 5.5 server because 5.5 server's FQDN (pa.abc.com) is same as 5.5 SMTP address (@pa.abc.com). 288175 says to rename server, but we can't, or change E2K3 Recipient Policy to @abc.com and we did, and that works -- pa users' smtp address is not really changed but E2K3 is happy. However, the @pa.abc.com address replicates back into Recipient Policy each night (changes from AD to 5.5 are put into a .csv file, but 5.5 changes are allowed to replicate through) and breaks mail from the HQ E2K3 to the pa 5.5 server again. To solve this, we are willing to change the pa 5.5 Site Addressing to @abc.com if we can also keep pa users' smtp addresses and their reply to addresses as @pa.abc.com, and not affect internet mail from/to them in any way. We do not *actually want to change pa users' smtp address, we just want to solve issue described in KB 288175. btw, The pa 5.5 server is in its own Site and runs its own IMS. Our ISP handles public DNS and the pa.abc.com internet email gets delivered directly to the pa server. Internal mail goes thru Site Connector within private frame relay network, btw. I think if the pa Site Addressing is changed, the pa.abc.com address will not replicate back into E2K3 Recipient Policy and I won't have to manually "fix" it each day. We're fine with that as long as we can guarantee pa users' actual smtp mail address and internet mail from/to them will not be affected. Yes? No? Thanks. Joan Tag: Exchange DNS Setup Question Tag: 121096
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    - Free/Busy and Resource Scheduling settings I am running a windows 2003 server test lab with Exchange 2003 backend nad frontend servers. I also have about 4 other exchange 2003 test servers off site that I am hoping to replicate the information to. For some reason I am unable to see the other users free/busy info from workstation to workstation. I am thinking it is possibly a replication issue so I check the errors that I am receiving on my server and they are as follows: Error: Source: MSExchangeSA Category: OAL Generator ID: 9335 OALGen encountered error 8004010f while cleaning the offline address list public folders under /o=East Central Health/cn=addrlists/cn=oabs/cn=Default Offline Address List. Please make sure the public folder store is mounted and replicas exist of the offline address list folders. No offline address lists have been generated. Please check the event log for more information. - Default Offline Address List Error: Source: MSExchangeSA Category: OAL Generator ID: 9335 OALGen encountered error 80004005 while opening the base offline address list public folder. Please make sure that a public folder replica exists. - /o=East Central Health/cn=addrlists/cn=oabs/cn=Default Offline Address List When I look up the error message on microsoft webs site I get the following info: Details ID: 9333 Source: MSExchangeSA We're sorry There is no additional information about this issue in the Error and Event Log Messages or Knowledge Base databases at this time. You can use the links in the Support area to determine whether any additional information might be available elsewhere. ----------------------------------------------------------- --------------------- Thank you for searching on this message; your search helps us identify those areas for which we need to provide more information. Currently there are no Microsoft Knowledge Base articles available for this specific error or event message. For information about other support options you can use to find answers online, see http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx. Anyone know how to fix this and if these errors would have anything to do with Free/busy issue? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. Tag: Exchange DNS Setup Question Tag: 121095
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    - XT: Exchange Setup Help I'm working with Exchange Server 2003 on a Windows 2003 Server (both trial versions) and am trying to get Outlook to work with Exchange. Frankly, I really don't know what I'm doing. First question: does anyone recommend a good book for beginners with setting up exchange and outlook together? Next: I've setup Exchange 2003 (no SP1) and I have Outlook 2000 setup on another computer. The computers are on a interoffice network behind a router/firewall. RPC over HTTP has been setup and configured on the Windows 2003 server. Problem: When I setup my outlook account, I follow all of the directions to setup the email accounts properly through the services tab in the corporate environment setup in Outlook. I enter in the IP address for the Exchange server, in this case 192.168.0.21 and enter in the Mailbox (webmaster), click "Check Name", to which I receive an error message that says "The name could not be resolved. The name could not be matched to a name in the address list." I have setup an account with webmaster as the email name in the Active Directory User List. I know Outlook pretty well, but have never worked with it in the Exchange environment. Could someone give me a clue as to what I should be doing next? -- Thanks Ian O'Betz www.premier-ed.com Tag: Exchange DNS Setup Question Tag: 121094
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    - e2kdsinteng.log Hi, I'm trying to prepare my Exchange 2003 Server joining my existing 5.5 Site. All seems to be working If i make a new account on either 2003 or 5.5 both will know about the changes. However I want to be 100% its all working right and when I run the checks I get this error message in my e2kdsinteng.log. Should I ignore it? I cannot seem to find any info on this problem. Thanks Glen --------> Config results from (objectClass=*) ... DN = CN=NAISAdm5,CN=MAILGATE,CN=Servers,CN=Rhymney,CN=Administra tive Groups,CN=WMS,CN=Microsoft Exchange,CN=Services,CN=Configuration,DC=corp,DC=wmsplc,DC= org object-class = top$exchangeadminservice The system attendant contains no home-mdb (homeMdb) The system attendant contains no home-mta (homeMta) ********* finished verifying 682 objects on 09/08/2004 at 17:08:01 Tag: Exchange DNS Setup Question Tag: 121091
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    - Move RUS to a front end server? I am moving my E2K3 into a cluster and need to relocate the RUS services to a non-clustered box (correct?). I have a front-end OWA server that I was hoping could run the RUS service, however, it doesn't seem to let me choose the Front End server. Is there any way to host the RUS service on a Front End E2K3 OWA server? If not- can I change the front-end server to be a full exchange server in the site, and just not put any mailboxes on it. What would happen when an internet client hits owa on this box and tries to access thier mailbox in the cluster? The cluster is not available to the internet, will the internet accessible exchange server proxy the request to the cluster or will it simply redirect the users browser, at which point, they would not reach their mailbox? I am obviously trying to avoid installing another E2K3 server just to host RUS. Thanks, Doug Tag: Exchange DNS Setup Question Tag: 121084
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Well, here is the rundown of what I am doing. This is my
first server setup from scratch, so please bear with me :)

I am setting up a new file server & mail server to replace
our existing ones. Both are W2K3 Servers - one with
Exchange 2003. I have the fileserver setup as a DNS
Server. I have the internal IP of the exchange server box
setup for DNS to point to fileserver. I then added in the
external IP under the additional IPs area. However, I
have 2 DNS server address that my ISP provided to me. I
am not sure if I need to put these in anywhere. On the
old server (WNT4 - Exchange 5.5) (I didn't set it up -
have just maintained it), they have it setup with Proxy
Server installed (not sure why - since we have a separate
proxy server that our internet goes through). Then, they
have the internal nic setup just with IP & the external
NIC setup with the public IP from our ISP & the 2 dns
servers provided by our ISP.

So, I don't know if I need to list the 2 DNS Servers from
our ISP somewhere on this new Exchange Server.

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Re: Exchange DNS Setup Question by Andy

Andy
Fri Sep 10 20:25:57 CDT 2004

Point all your servers to your internal AD-integrated DNS servers.
Let the DNS servers resolve external/Internet DNS queries.

On Fri, 10 Sep 2004 09:41:35 -0700, "Bridget"
<anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>Well, here is the rundown of what I am doing. This is my
>first server setup from scratch, so please bear with me :)
>
>I am setting up a new file server & mail server to replace
>our existing ones. Both are W2K3 Servers - one with
>Exchange 2003. I have the fileserver setup as a DNS
>Server. I have the internal IP of the exchange server box
>setup for DNS to point to fileserver. I then added in the
>external IP under the additional IPs area. However, I
>have 2 DNS server address that my ISP provided to me. I
>am not sure if I need to put these in anywhere. On the
>old server (WNT4 - Exchange 5.5) (I didn't set it up -
>have just maintained it), they have it setup with Proxy
>Server installed (not sure why - since we have a separate
>proxy server that our internet goes through). Then, they
>have the internal nic setup just with IP & the external
>NIC setup with the public IP from our ISP & the 2 dns
>servers provided by our ISP.
>
>So, I don't know if I need to list the 2 DNS Servers from
>our ISP somewhere on this new Exchange Server.

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