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    - Lotus R5 to Exchange 2003 migration tool ? Hello All! I need an inexpensive (hopefully free, as we are a non-profit) tool to migrate 50 Notes clients to Exchange. I need to migrate all email and calendar data from the Domino server to the new Exchange server. No domino apps are involved , I just need to migrate the email and calendar info. I am hoping to do a cut and run over the upcoming weekend! ANY help/advice will be GREATLY appreciated! Rich (ecavedude) Tag: Exchange 2007 - open relay Tag: 161406
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    - isp account sending and receiving through OWA I have an exchange 2007 server setup. some of my clients use isp accounts. I can send and receive from them using outlook, by adding them directly. Their messages can be accessed directly through owa, but i can't send or receive using those email accounts. I know of the existance of pop connectors that can download and route messages automatically, but is there a way/hack (doesn't need to be pretty) that would allow my users to send from their isp email accounts too? Thanks, Matt Tag: Exchange 2007 - open relay Tag: 161397
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    - Exchange 2007: Setup Inbound external email for external domain name I am trying to setup exchange 2007 for my organiztion. I have sending of email working correctly. I have 2 domain names bilskygroup.local for internal and active directory, and bilskygroup.com for external. I can send emails from my address matt@bilskygroup.com, and they arrive in my isp mail accounts fine. I can't send messages though from my isp account to my matt@bilskygroup.com account. I setup a mx (mail.bilskygroup.com) and it redirects properly to my ip address. I went into the hub transport configuration, and deleted the default configs. I created a new receive connector and set the fqdn to mail.bilskygoup.com, and then left all of the settings default. I then enabled all authentication methods, and granted all of the different user types rights to access it. I checked the mail queue and it is empty. I also checked to make sure that port 25 isn't blocked, and also enabled it in the firewall. I can't think if what i am doing wrong, but there has to be something. Thanks for the help. here is my current dns config: here is the server dns: http://www.flickr.com/photos/build18er/1418716698/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/build18er/1418716606/ and the dyndns settings: Host Service Details Last Updated bilskygroup.com A-record 68.54.179.239 Sep. 21, 2007 12:31 PM mail.bilskygroup.com A-record 68.42.20.207 Aug. 29, 2007 8:04 PM terminal.bilskygroup.com A-record 68.54.179.239 Sep. 21, 2007 12:31 PM Add New MX - Configure For MailHop Mail Exchanger (MX) Records Host Preference Data bilskygroup.com 5 mail.bilskygroup.com. bilskygroup.com 50 mx2.mailhop.org. Add New CNAME Alias (CNAME) Records Host Aliased To www.bilskygroup.com bilskygroup.com. Tag: Exchange 2007 - open relay Tag: 161396
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    - SAN/UCC certificate question. So I've read the exchangeteam blogs regarding certificates, autodiscovery and various options for getting the certificates setup correctly. I've come to the conclusion that a UCC certificate would work well for my situation... but only if I could use it on more than one instance. The certificate I'm looking at is $599 for 10 Subject Alternative Names. They're kinda spendy, but they'd be awesome if I could have them on more than 1 Exchange server. For example if I have a server that has the following names resolved to it faramir.corp.name.com, mail.name.com, webmail.name.com, autodiscover.corp.name.com and autodiscover.name.com. But I also have an additional server (in another country) with the following names resolved to it gimli.corp.name.com, and mail.name.com.au. I'd like to only pay for 1 certificate. Can I make my CSR for the 7 names off of one server, and then import it, then export my private key and import it and the public key on the other server use the 1 certificate on both servers? Has anyone tried this out? Is this a crazy approach? Thanks, any comments are appreciated, Ben Tag: Exchange 2007 - open relay Tag: 161390
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    - migrate from mdaemon to exchange 2003 Has anyone migrated users email and calendar from mdaemon to exchange? If so what procedure did you use? Thanks, Bj Tag: Exchange 2007 - open relay Tag: 161388
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    - Move public folder from Exchange 2003 to 2007 any suggested procedure to move public folder from 2003 to 2007? replication, stop replication, point the public folder to 2007 server... grateful for any advice. i will do it tomorrow. thx. tony Tag: Exchange 2007 - open relay Tag: 161380
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    - Showing SCL Rating in Archive Emails - "ContentFilter" registry key doesn't exist on my server Hi. We're running SBS 2003. We're using Exchange 2003 SP2. I wanted to turn on the ability to store the SCL rating in Archived emails, but in the directions I'm supposed to go to the following key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Exchange\ContentFilter And then I'm supposed to add a DWORD Value, but I don't have a "ContentFilter" key. So I created one and then added the DWORD Value of "ArchiveSCL" and modified the value to be "1", but I still don't get the SCL rating in the archived emails. Was this key "ContentFilter" supposed to be there already? Any ideas why it wasn't if it was supposed to be there? Thanks. Tag: Exchange 2007 - open relay Tag: 161377
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    - RPC over HTTP I am trying to setup RPC over HTTP on a single 2003 Exchange server. I have gone through alot of troubleshooting steps and the one I am hung up on is this. Running the RPCDump.exe command. Everytime I do I get the following error. C:\Program Files\Windows Resource Kits\Tools>rpcdump.exe /p:ncacn_http Querying Endpoint Mapper Database... RpcMgmtEpEltInqNext:(Access is denied. ). rpcdump.exe failed after 1 seconds Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Jon Tag: Exchange 2007 - open relay Tag: 161376
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    - RPC over HTTP I am trying to set up RPC over HTTP and I can't seem to get it 100% setup. I have done all of the troubleshooting that I found on technet and still no go. I am at the point were I checked all of the links at the bottom of the page here http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa997836.aspx and I can't run the RPCDump.exe and come back with any results. I always get the error C:\Program Files\Windows Resource Kits\Tools>rpcdump.exe /p:ncacn_http Querying Endpoint Mapper Database... RpcMgmtEpEltInqNext:(Access is denied. ). rpcdump.exe failed after 1 seconds Any help on this will be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Jon Tag: Exchange 2007 - open relay Tag: 161375
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    - Exchange 2007 mailbox corruption We upgraded to Exchange 2007 from Exchange 2000 about 7 weeks ago. So far we have had 4 mailbox corruptions that have been very strange. The corruption only effects Outlook (Outlook 2003) and OWA works correctly. We have one user that is using Outlook and everything has been fine for the past 7 weeks. All of a sudden Outlook keeps on disconnecting her from the server. We tried to connect to another mail account from that machine and all worked well. We then tried her account on different machines (one being mine) and we get the same issue. We try Outlook Web Access and everything works well. So it seems to be something that follows the account around that has to deal with the Outlook connection. Is there any way to remove all Outlook knowledge from a mailbox so Outlook can sync up again just like it was a brand new account? BTW - we deleted the mailbox from her account and re-added it to no avail. It only seems to go away if we delete the account totally and recreate it. Unfortunately all local users then have issues because of Outlook remembering the SID from the old user account and not the new one, thus we have some trouble sending to her. Any ideas on how we can blow away any Outlook knowledge from these accounts? Tag: Exchange 2007 - open relay Tag: 161374
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    - OWA Inbox help Hello to all, I am a novice exchange admin who is experiencing some trouble with OWA. Any advice would be appreciated. The problem is as follows: In my exchange folder in Outlook are 6 emails that I dragged and dropped from my POP mail to the inbox of Exchange. When I login to OWA there are no emails in the inbox. Please advise? Thanks in advance, Joe Tag: Exchange 2007 - open relay Tag: 161373
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    - Two-way adc connectors exchange 5.5 <-> 2003 Hello all, i have just a question about the configuration of ADC. We have just installed exchange 2003 and configured it in our exchange 5.5 site, in this site there are 3 exchange 5.5 servers. My question is do i need to create a two-way connector for each of my exchange 5.5 servers ? it seems that i tried to change the 5.5 server name in the connector configuration, and my two exchange 5.5 seems to be up to date on the replication but the third 5.5 is not up to date. So do i need to create 3 connectors on ADC to my 3 exchange 5.5 servers ? Many thanks Tag: Exchange 2007 - open relay Tag: 161372
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    - 2 ExSrv for one Domain Hello! I want to set up an second exchange-server in our domain, because to improve the local access for a part of the users. Currently there are one Exchange 2007 Srv, standard edtion. My config idea: All users are member of the same AD-domain, all users have the same mail-domain. user1, user2 and user3 have there mailbox on Ex1-server user3, user4 and user5 have there mailbox on Ex2-server the first mx-entry of the mail-domain points on Ex1. On ex1 the maildomain is configured as internal-relay-domain and the smtp-connector for the maildomain points to Ex2. All other smtp-connections are routed to the default gateway (INET). the second msx-entry of teh mail-domain points on Ex2. On ex3 the maildomain is configured as internal-relay-domain and the smtp-connector for the maildomain points to Ex1. All other smtp-connections are routed to the default gateway (INET). Is it possible? So it would be possible to reach all internal users? If one of teh servers isn't available the other server would saved mails in the queuy? If an receipiant isn't available on both servers (eg wrong mail address) I get an error message or get I an mail loop between both servers? Thanks a lot!! Tag: Exchange 2007 - open relay Tag: 161371
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    - ADC connector agreement error Ex 5.5 to Ex 2003 migration Goal. To migrate Ex5.5 mailboxes and NT4 domain users to a NEW DOMAIN and Exchange 2003. So we have two forests right? There is already a 2 way trust in place. Mistake. When installing Ex2k3 the existing Ex5.5 org was joined. This proved to not work since we are trying to go to a new domain. Roll back. E2k3 was uninstalled and so was ADC. setup /removeorg was used to clean up AD of the e2k3 install. ADSI edit was used to remove the Ex5.5 org name from AD. Start over. E2k3 was re-installed into a NEW exchange org. ADC was re-installed. New Problem. The ADC connection agreement wizard will not complete. I want a connection agreement so that mail will flow to both exchange environment while we slowly move users over. Error: The organization o="NewExOrg" is already installed into this forest but the configured 5.5 server is a member of organization o="Ex55org". Please choose a 5.5 server in the correct Org. Help me Obi Wan Kenobi, you'r my only hope.... Tag: Exchange 2007 - open relay Tag: 161369
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    - Best way to setup Web mail using Exchnage?? ISA ?? help Hello Everyone. I am looking at setting up a web mail features for the company I am currently working for. At present we are running Exchange 2003 Server in a single domain enviroment, My boss suggested we should enable web mail features to allow our Senior management to access that e-mail via the web, If they like it then we can spent the money and buy a more power server and software for this project. I understand it is unsecure to open port on the firewall to allow user connecting from the outtside world to the internal exchange server. I also read is not the best option to have the front end server on the DMZ connect to the backend Exchnage server. I was told best to use ISA server. unfortunate I have no experience in this area, I am hoping someone here may be able to point me to the right direction for this setup and configuration Thank you Mr555 Tag: Exchange 2007 - open relay Tag: 161362
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    - Exchange 2003 with connectors ! Hi. I implement an Exchange 2003 server with a @company.local domain controler. After this, i create a POP3 connector to import from the ISP, Emails and distribut to users recipient. After this setup, when i send an email, in the sender box, the email is: name@company.local To correct this situation, in the user properties, i change the Email from nam@company.local to name@company.com In this case, the Email send is correct, but the recept Email don't appear ! The Email is import by the exchange, from the ISP server, but isn't distribut to mailbox user. Just disappear ! I need help to this situation. Best regard Tag: Exchange 2007 - open relay Tag: 161357
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    - Direct OWA request from server.domain.com/owa to mail.domain.com Hello. I am looking for some guidance on how to redirect request from server.domain.com /owa to just mail.domain.com. If I create the C record Its no problem switching it from mail.domain.com but it still needs the /owa to work. Thank you in advance Tag: Exchange 2007 - open relay Tag: 161353
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    - Exchange 2003 Hi. I implement a Exchange 2003 server with a @company.pt domain. Is usual to receive an error in many senders, like: Your message did not reach some or all of the intended recipients. Subject: FW: Teste Sent: 18-09-2007 14:54 The following recipient(s) cannot be reached: name@hotmail.com on 18-09-2007 14:51 There was a SMTP communication problem with the recipient's email server. Please contact your system administrator. <server.company.pt #5.5.0 smtp;550 Your e-mail was rejected for policy reasons on this gateway. I just configure the policies and other items, but without success. Give me a help. Tag: Exchange 2007 - open relay Tag: 161347
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    - Move to exchange 2003 Hi we have planed to migrate from microsoft exchange 2000 sp3 to microsoft exchange 2003 with windows advanced server 2000 sp4 platform. Presently we have a root domain called Colombo.com and 4 child domains (North, South, East, West) each of domain have their exchange servers linked with Colombo.com (all exchange servers with sp3) Every branch linked to Colombo.com through 512Kbps vpn connectivity. What are the recomended methods to fullfil this task & what sort of issues we may arrive by doing this? Thank You Janaka Sampath Tag: Exchange 2007 - open relay Tag: 161340
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    - Implementing SPF Record Concern I have 18 District Offices and the Main Office who are on our Exchange Server. Each District Office has their own local DSL connection. Each District Office has Outlook setup so both POP and SMTP are our server AND in the Outlook Advanced Section they have the connection setup to require Authentication with "Use Same Settings as my Incoming" with the Logon Using and their LogonID and Password are set as well. This setup is to make sure they send and receive via our Exchange server even though they are on other DSL ISP's. I would like to implement a SPF record but want to make sure this would not cause a problem with my folks. Do you see any reason for concern? If so, what is the concern and what is the workaround? Thanks! -- NC Beach Bum Tag: Exchange 2007 - open relay Tag: 161336
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    - Equipment Upgrade I need advice and maybe be pointed to resources to read up on making a move. My Exchange 2003 Server has a mirror C drive and Raid 5 D drive. The C drive is down to 3 GB free space so I must install larger drives for the C drive mirror. My issue is what's the best way to make this upgrade? I would like to keep the same server name and IP Address if possible. I am thinking the way to do this would be to dismount the mailbox and public stores, move both stores to a file server for safe keeping, remove Exchange, remove the server from the domain, install 2 new larger C hard drives, format the C and D drives, Install Windows 2003 using the same name and IP Address as before, set it up as a domain controller, install Exchange, dismount and delete the default mailbox and public stores, move the stores back to the Exchange server, and bring the stores back online. However, I know it can't be that simple. So - what's the best way to do this if I want to keep the same Exchange Server name and IP Address? OR is it simply dumb to try and keep the same server name? If I can't keep the name can I at least keep the IP Address? What do you suggest? Thanks - NC Beach Bum -- NC Beach Bum Tag: Exchange 2007 - open relay Tag: 161335
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    - Virtual SMTP Server and SMTP connector Hi Could someone help me for this: what is the relationship between Virtual SMTP servr and SMTP connector? We setup our own Exchange server as mail server, and need to forward the outgoing email to ISP mail server, and ISP server need authentication. How to do that? do we need to setup a SMTP connector to do that? Thanks a lot Tag: Exchange 2007 - open relay Tag: 161322
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    - Setup new exch server in a domain where an exch server exists Hi I have a domain with an SBS 2003 server, Terminal server and a fileserver. there will soon be more than 75 users on the LAN so I intend to use a transition pack to convert the SBS box to full version standard server products and add more standard licenses. The SBS box also has SQL server installed and its under pressure so after transition I want to add a new box to the domain and move the exchange server installation to the new box. Having read various articles on migration and swing installations I think i would prefer to do a fresh install on the new box and use exmerge to move the mailboxes to the new server. I realise that this means extracting the mailboxes, uninstalling exchange server from the transitioned SBS, installing the new exchange server and importing the mailboxes again. Also I know that I would have to setup the exchange account on all client PCs. 1. When I uninstall the existing exchange server (after extracting the mailboxes) does this remove all traces of exchange resources from Active directory? 2. When I install the new installation, will it "find" any traces of the old exchange server perhaps causing conflicts? 3. Is this method I intend to use viable? Thanks Nick Tag: Exchange 2007 - open relay Tag: 161321
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    - reinstall e2k7? Is it possible to unistall and reinstall e2k7 to correct any default settings I may have clobbered? I don't have any users on this server except one test mailbox, all other mailboxes are on a e2k3 server. Tag: Exchange 2007 - open relay Tag: 161317
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    - Exchange 2007 get-mailboxstatistics hangs Issuing any of these commands in the shell just hangs it up: Get-MailboxStatistics | fl get-mailboxstatistics -identity jsmith get-mailboxstatistics I have let it go for about 5 minutes and there's no response. I would like to just have a look at the size of mailboxes and the items in each, but perhaps I have a bigger problem going on? I'm running a performance mmc while I do the command but it makes no impact on the performance. I'm monitoring: MSExchangeIS: RPC Averaged Latency (been running high in the 15-60 range) RPC Ops / Sec (a bit spikey) RPC Requests (low >5) Physical disk: Avg Disk sec/read & write both under .002 Current Disk Queue length 0 Processor Processor time 23% I have also noticed that there's a message to a distribution group in the queue which has been active for some time. The group is all internal addresses (company-wide grp). Things are very fishy and I'm not sure how to proceed. This installation is about 1 month old. Tag: Exchange 2007 - open relay Tag: 161314
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    - Migration from exchange 5.5 to 2003 Hi, I have a single server running exchange 5.5 and windows 2000 server. We have procured a new server with better configuration. What we need is to install windows 2003 and exchange 2003 and migrate all user mailbox to this server. Finally the old server has to be disconnected from the network. Since the number of users is 25, there is no problem if there is a need to go to each and every client to configure the office outlook. Please help me with the best posssible path to acheive the above. thank you. Motlakase Tag: Exchange 2007 - open relay Tag: 161312
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    - Setup SMTP to accept remote clients I need some help here. . I have 3 users that have laptops with Verizon Air cards. When I setup the laptops to use our Exchange Server's SMTP and they try to send email - I get the error that our server does not allow Relaying. I do not want to turn on relaying! Is there a way to setup the Exchanges Server with a secure login to the smtp so that we can send email from anywhere our mobile users may be? Thanks Ron Tag: Exchange 2007 - open relay Tag: 161309
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    - Exchange 2007 Installation Issue: "setup /PrepareSchema" I have two Windows Server 2000 SP4 domain controllers. (Server1 and Server2) Server2 also has Exchange 2003 SP2 installed on it. I want to get Exchange 2007 going. So I setup a new Server (Server3) with Windows 2003 SP2. This Server is a domain controller. I transferred all the FSMO roles and Global Catalog over so it's now the primary domain controller. The original domain controller was Server1, a Windows 2000 Server. I created a Windows Server 2003 x64 SP2 Server that will be used for Exchange 2007. When I run setup /PrepareLegacyExchangePermissions I get no errors: D:\Admin\en_exchange_2007_standard_and_enterprise_dvd_X12-98653>setup / PrepareLegacyExchangePermissions Welcome to Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Unattended Setup Preparing Exchange Setup No Server roles will be installed Performing Microsoft Exchange Server Prerequisite Check Organization Checks ......................... COMPLETED Configuring Microsoft Exchange Server Updating legacy permissions ......................... COMPLETED The Microsoft Exchange Server setup operation completed successfully. However, when I run setup /PrepareSchema I get the following error: D:\Admin\en_exchange_2007_standard_and_enterprise_dvd_X12-98653>setup / PrepareSchema Welcome to Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Unattended Setup Preparing Exchange Setup No Server roles will be installed Performing Microsoft Exchange Server Prerequisite Check Organization Checks ......................... FAILED The Active Directory schema will be upgraded if you continue. Verify that the organization is ready for Exchange 2007 by running the Exchange 2007 Readiness Check, which is part of the Exchange Best Practices Analyzer. Setup encountered a problem while validating the state of Active Directory: Domain Controller 'Server1.domain.com' Operating System version is 5.0 (2195) Service Pack 4. The minimum version required is 5.2 (3790) Service Pack 1. The Exchange Server setup operation did not complete. Visit http://support.microsoft.com and enter the Error ID to find more information. Exchange Server setup encountered an error. I am not sure why it is looking for the old primary domain controller, Server1. It should look at Server3 which is Windows 2003. All the FSMO roles have been properly copied over. The event viewer stated this when I transferred the roles over. I even ran netdom query pdc and netdom query fsmo and it all points to Server3. Any idea why when I try to install Exchange 2007 or run setup / PrepareSchema it points to the old domain controller, Server1??? Any help would be great. Tag: Exchange 2007 - open relay Tag: 161303
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    - memory setting for new installation I'm set up a new Exchange 2003 EE on a server running Windows 2003 Standard Edtion. My new server has 4 GB RAM. I'll add /3 gb /userva=3030 in boot.ini. But I m wondering if I need to modify the registry for HeapDeCommitFreeBlockThreshold. Some articles said that it's not necessary but monitor the performance of Exchage. Some said you should do it in the first place. So, is it a good practice to do it with checking how Exchange works first? Thanks, Tag: Exchange 2007 - open relay Tag: 161297
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    - Exch 2007, Two servers in two sites: Cannot achieve Exchange server Authentication Hiya's, we're about to run two Exchange 2007 servers in two sites within the same Domain. I've setup both the Exchange Servers and configured the Receive and Send connectors. The Receive Connectors on both the Exchange servers have 'Exchange Servers' checked under the Authentication Tab and also 'Exchange servers' are checked on the Permission Group Tab. Nevertheless, when I send an email as a user on ServerA to a user on ServerB the mail gets stuck in the Queue with error message: 451 5.7.3. Cannot achieve Exchange Server Authentication ... Any hints? Regards, Ruben Tag: Exchange 2007 - open relay Tag: 161292
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    - antispam updates Hello, Is there a website where you can see the latest available antispam updaes for exchnage 2007 ? LatestContentFilterVersion LatestSpamSignatureVersion LatestIPReputationVersion Tx, Tag: Exchange 2007 - open relay Tag: 161291
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    - Simple question about Exchange 2003 setup Hello, We have two 2003 domain controlers one of them holds FSMO roles DNS, DHCP. We've bought a new server with the Windows 2003 Server installed which is going to be our Exchange 2003 Server. I've setup static IP address and reserved it on our main server. I just want to know if I have to make our new server a DC before I will install Exchange 2003 server and I am not sure on witch server I have to run forestprep and domainprep. And another thing is that I cannon run adsiedit.msc on our new Windows 2003 server. Could you possibly guys explain me, because I am new with Exchange. Thanks Tag: Exchange 2007 - open relay Tag: 161289
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    - Changing Time Zone? Once Exchange 2003 in installed on a system, can the time zone of the system be changed? thx Tag: Exchange 2007 - open relay Tag: 161278
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    - setup //PrepareLegacyExchangePermissions failure Hello I have the following error when I run setup /PrepareLegacyExchangePermissions: You do not have permissions to read the security descriptor on CN=xyz Exchange,CN=Services,CN=Configuration,DC=xyz." My account has full Enterprise Admin priviledges. We are using a "single label" domain name. Could this be a problem? I can run the same command for a subdomain without any problems. Thanks for any hint. Regards Sandro Tag: Exchange 2007 - open relay Tag: 161277
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    - Database size after moving mailboxes I doing migration from Exchange 2000 to 2003 via move mailbox. On the old Exchange 2000 server, the database file is around 9GB. After I moved all the mailboxes to the new Exchange 2003 server, the database file on the new server is only 6GB (all mailboxes were successfully moved). Is this normal? Also, since the old Exchange 2000 server no longer has any mailboxes, how come the database file is still 9GB in size? Shouldn't it be 0? Thanks. Tag: Exchange 2007 - open relay Tag: 161275
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    - Outgoing Mail: Specify smart host for specific hosted domains? Hello, I am currently hosting email for 6 domains. The default virtual SMTP server is configured to forward mail to a smart host. For 4 of the 6 hosted domains, I need outgoing mail to forward to a different SMTP server. Why? The default virtual SMTP server forwards mail to a company that scans for viruses, etc. We don't want to pay for that service for all hosted domains. Only for 2. Is it possible to specify a smart host for outgoing mail based on the senders domain? Thank you, Tag: Exchange 2007 - open relay Tag: 161270
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    - Retiring first Ex. Server (Slowly) I think the answer to my question is "yes," but I want to be sure before I do anything. I've just set up a 2nd Exchange 2k3 Server and plan to retire the original one (5 years old, upgraded from 2k). I'm following steps in KB 822931 on removing the first Exchange server, and my question is whether I can safely leave the mailbox store on the old machine for a week or so after rehoming the various folders, services and connectors to the new server. I should think so, but I don't want make a mistake through quick assumptions. If someone doesn't mind giving me a quick answer to that I'd be grateful. Thanks, Steve Tag: Exchange 2007 - open relay Tag: 161268
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    - Problems with Exchange 03/07 SMTP For the past month I have been testing Exchange 2007 and have run into an issue out of the blue. Everything was working as it should, then all of a sudden I can no longer receive SMTP e-mail on the Exchange 2007 server. Internal e-mail passes just fine between the two servers and Exchange 07 can send out to the Internet without issue. There is no smarthost under the default SMTP server. It is setup as a connector on the 03 box. Any ideas? Thanks. Tag: Exchange 2007 - open relay Tag: 161267
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    - Install Exchange 2003 in Child domains only? We are in the process of migrating multiple forests into a single tree(forest) AD network. The domain names are changed to protect the innocent, but here's what we want to accomplish: The Forest Root will be EUROPE.COM. Other than the defaults, there will be no users created at this level. We will have four child domains: FRANCE, GERMANY, ITALY, and ENGLAND. Our wish is to have Exchange 2003 servers in each child domain, but no Exchange server in the root. Is this possible, or must we have Exchange in the Root before we can have it in the child domains? Thanks, Steve Tag: Exchange 2007 - open relay Tag: 161266
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    - EDGE implementation I am currently working in the lab, specifically with the Edge server. I have already transitioned the mail box server from exch 2000. I'm at a point where Exch2007 server hosting CAS, MBX and Hub roles are working fine. I setup manual connectors for both send and recieve and all looks good. I now want to implement the Edge server. I installed the edge as described in white papers as a stand alone server but reachable by FQDN. I installed the edge role with no errors and also went through the edge subscription. I tested the subscription on the hub transport using start-edgesynchronization and it passed fine. I see the connectors that were created as well. The problem is that I cannot send mail to the outside. The mail bounces back with an NDR that says it cannot relay. Where is a good starting point to troubleshoot this problem ? Tag: Exchange 2007 - open relay Tag: 161263
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    - Newbie... Exchange Server 2007 install.. Hi, I have two domains "domain1.local" and "domain2.local" in a forest. I must install Exchange Server 2007 on "domain2.local". I have this error message when I try to install Exchange with a user of "domain2.local" : Error: Setup needs to contact the Active Directory schema master but this computer is not in the same Active Directory domain as the schema master (DC=domaine1,DC=local). Recommended Action: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=30939&l=en&v=ExBPA.3&id=2376fec1-b9ce-44db-beb6-cb9ac4788988 The schema master is on "domain1.local". What I must to do to install Exchange only on "domain2.local" ? Thanks llopht Tag: Exchange 2007 - open relay Tag: 161260
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    - After setup Hi, I get the following message but fail to see where to do this in the ESM. ---------------------------------- If Outlook Web Access is in use, you should replicate the free/busy folder on this server to every other free/busy server in the organization. This step should be performed once Setup completes. ---------------------------------- Tag: Exchange 2007 - open relay Tag: 161256
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    - Transitioning to Exchange 2007: OWA Hi, I have not read in any documentation on 'Transitioning to Exchange 2007' anything relating to what needs to be done with legacy (E2k) OWA. Does this need to be 'decommissioned' before installing the first E2k7 server in the organisation, and what steps should be taken. Any links to this specific topic appreciated Cheers, John. Tag: Exchange 2007 - open relay Tag: 161255
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    - SBS2000 to Exchange Server 2007 migration I would like to know if there is a "step by step" procedure for accomplishing this type of migration within the same domain? This would be a new machine installation with SBS2000 residing on a machine to be retired. This would clear the way for me to license the server and CALs. Tag: Exchange 2007 - open relay Tag: 161247
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there are some servers sending smtp emails through the exchange 2007 server
by open relay.

how can i set? they are at same single domain.

there is already default domain in accepted domain, but emails not go at the
following error
"#< #5.7.1 smtp;550 5.7.1 Unable to relay> #SMTP#"

when i set "*" at accepted domain, then emails sent but open relay to all.

grateful for assistance. thx.

tony

Re: Exchange 2007 - open relay by Wolfgang

Wolfgang
Sun Sep 23 01:28:11 PDT 2007

Hello Tony

"Tony WONG" <x34@netvigator.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:eOyE9Sb$HHA.484@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
> there are some servers sending smtp emails through the exchange 2007
> server by open relay.
>
> how can i set? they are at same single domain.
>
> there is already default domain in accepted domain, but emails not go at
> the following error
> "#< #5.7.1 smtp;550 5.7.1 Unable to relay> #SMTP#"
>
> when i set "*" at accepted domain, then emails sent but open relay to all.

you have two options, described here
http://msexchangeteam.com/archive/2006/12/28/432013.aspx

Regards
Wolfgang

Re: Exchange 2007 - open relay by Tony

Tony
Sun Sep 23 02:19:11 PDT 2007

Thanks a lot.

"Wolfgang Sauer" <wolfgang_sauer-AT-hotmail.com>
???????:77243DAA-C6A1-4C70-824B-54B1DDF028FC@microsoft.com...
> Hello Tony
>
> "Tony WONG" <x34@netvigator.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
> news:eOyE9Sb$HHA.484@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
>> there are some servers sending smtp emails through the exchange 2007
>> server by open relay.
>>
>> how can i set? they are at same single domain.
>>
>> there is already default domain in accepted domain, but emails not go at
>> the following error
>> "#< #5.7.1 smtp;550 5.7.1 Unable to relay> #SMTP#"
>>
>> when i set "*" at accepted domain, then emails sent but open relay to
>> all.
>
> you have two options, described here
> http://msexchangeteam.com/archive/2006/12/28/432013.aspx
>
> Regards
> Wolfgang