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    - Exchange 12 installation Hi, Ive got a bit of a weird one. I am trying to install Exchange 12/2007 on a Virtual Server 2005 config. I do not yet have access to the internet from my test lab. During the Install of Exchange 12 it wants MMC 3.0. It suggests I go out to the Net to download it, as I cannot, I obtained the .EXE from another server, copied it acrossed and installed MMC 3.0. The Exchange 12 installation does not recognise that it is now installed and will not let me complete the installation..... any ideas? I know I should be able to connect to the net but until my network is complete I do not want to connect it to the Internet........ anyone else tried this? Kind regards Mark Tag: Problems authenticating on Exchange 2003 Tag: 145928
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    - New 2nd Exchange server in organisation not delivering messages Hi, i have just installed a 2nd exchange server(2003) in our organisation( the other server is exchange 2000) i have moved just one mailbox across to the new 2003 server. Do I need to create a routing group for the the two servers to talk to each other? Our exchange 2000 server uses a smart host and i found that any emails being sent to the new server where being sent through the smart host instead of directly to the new server, so they got stuck in a queue. I have now ticked the option under the smtp advanced settings "Attempt direct delivery before sending to smart host" so messages are now being delivered to the new server. I have not configured a smart host for the 2003 server as i assumed that it would just try and send it to exchange 2000 1st then out through the smart host that is set on that server. I imagine that i shouldnt have needed to select the direct delivery option and just setup a routing group? Many Thanks ICTUser2002 Tag: Problems authenticating on Exchange 2003 Tag: 145927
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    - Test New Exchange 2000 on Win2K Server DC Hi Just installed Exchange 2000 on Windows 2000 server DC in test environment for another purpose. Did the usual forestprep / domainprep and setup....all fine... I went inot system manager - folders/view system folders and it is blank. Am i right in saying that this should be populated with free+busy schedule etc. The reason behind this, i am doing an upgrade which has the live exchange 2000 server with blank information in the "view system folders"....that particular server was upgrade from Exch 5.5 a long time ago..... Why does the test box have an emtpy "view system folder" Cheers Tag: Problems authenticating on Exchange 2003 Tag: 145925
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    - migration..multiple exchange 5.5 org into single exchange 2003 org hi everyboy, as i have to start migration work in the following senerio, (after clear understanding migration of exchange 5.5,that is why i am here to.. ) At this point I know about migrating single 5.5 org to 2003, trust establishment,ADMT,ADC-CA,,joining Exchange 2003 in to existing 5.5 org, move mailboxes. but clear picture is needed where same named domains,and 5.5 organizations are present. how to establish inter org CA between same named(no dns infrastructure) domain/org.....? below are the details, hope some could put me on right track... thanks.. senerio no of locations =N (not a matter,If we know about two of them, steps will be repeated for Nth office..correct me if i am wrong) Goal: To migrate from multiple exchange 5.5 organizations to single exchange 2003 org Details: location1 NT Domain name (Netbios) :myoffice Exchange Organization Name:myoffice exchange server name:myoffice1 internal smtp address:myoffice1.office.org.in external SMTP Adress:diffrentname.org.in Ims config: forwords all mails to smart host at office2 NT Domain name (Netbios) :myoffice Exchange Organization Name:myoffice exchange server name:myoffice2 internal smtp address:myoffice2.office.org.in external SMTP Adress:diffrentname.org.in Ims config: forwords all mails to smart host location N NT Domain name (Netbios) :myoffice Exchange Organization Name:myoffice exchange server name:myofficen internal smtp address:officen.office.org.in external SMTP Adress:diffrentname.org.in Ims config: forwords all mails to smart host all offices are reachable within WAN. each office is a diffrent NT 4 domain but have same names each office is a diffrent exhange 5.5 organization but have same names Smart Host is Handling delivery of incoming mails to appropriate server. Smart Host is Handling outgoing mails. Tag: Problems authenticating on Exchange 2003 Tag: 145924
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    - new domain Hi What I'm having is a test Exchange server hosting email accounts for test.domain.com. When everything is properly set up, I'd like to make changes so that the test Exchange server will be the live server, and the server will host accounts for domain.com instead of test.domain.com. As of now, I have practiced using the following steps for the above changes to work. -Change Default SMTP Virtual server property | Delivery |Advanced | FQDN -Change Recipient policies | Email addresses (policy) -Change Certificate in IIS Please let me know if there is more that I need to do. Or, is there any link that I can read more about this ? Thanks much Steve Tag: Problems authenticating on Exchange 2003 Tag: 145922
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    - Integration of MSMail and Exchange 2003 Hi We currently use an old version of MS Mail to serve our internal office e-mails and a couple of POP3 programs for our external mails. This coming weekend I'm installing Exchange 2003 server and getting rid of these systems. I'll be moving across all our users Outlook 2000 pst files and have a couple of questions about what will be possible for them when their moved over. We can currently send shortcuts to internal documents as an e-mail attachment and this has proven to be very useful for office use. My understanding is that these shortcuts, which were sent using MS Mail, will not work when we are using Exchange and that there is no way around this. Apparently this is because Exchange only uses url type shortcuts. Please can you tell me if there is a way to move MS Mail shortcuts over so that they can still be used. Again linked to MS Mail can anyone please tell me if it is possible to have Exchange recognise MS Mail addresses so that we can still reply to e-mails sent prior to the Exchange move over. If this is not possible we can forward the e-mail instead of replying but it would be most useful. Any help will be very much appreciated to make this move over as smooth as possible. My Best Regards Andrew Tag: Problems authenticating on Exchange 2003 Tag: 145919
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    - Uninstall Exch2003 +error on ActiveSync & DAV Hi I tried to uninstalled Exchange 2003 SP2 on a front-end server. During the process I received two error messages. In the EventLog, they showed up like this: Event Type: Error Event Source: Microsoft Exchange Server Event Category: None Event ID: 5000 Date: 6/7/2006 Time: 8:47:53 PM User: N/A Computer: SG-MAIL-04 Description: EventType exchangesetuperror, P1 6_5_6944_0, P2 remove, P3 microsoft exchange messaging and collaboration services, P4 install, P5 80080005, P6 exchange activesync, P7 0, P8 NIL, P9 NIL, P10 NIL. and Event Type: Error Event Source: Microsoft Exchange Server Event Category: None Event ID: 5000 Date: 6/7/2006 Time: 8:52:03 PM User: N/A Computer: SG-MAIL-04 Description: EventType exchangesetuperror, P1 6_5_6944_0, P2 remove, P3 microsoft exchange messaging and collaboration services, P4 install, P5 80080005, P6 base dav protocol, P7 1, P8 NIL, P9 NIL, P10 NIL. The uninstallation process continued even with these errors. The uninstall process finished, I restarted the server, but the server was not removed from the Exchange Org and the services are still on the server - but disabled and/or stopped. Have anyone seen this problem before and maybe you know how to solve it. Some help is highly appreciated. Thanks. /Thomas O Tag: Problems authenticating on Exchange 2003 Tag: 145917
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    - Front End/Back End ports for Exchange 2003? This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0006_01C68A8F.6CA559D0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable I want to see if anyone can verify what ports I need to open from my DMZ = where my Exchange 2003 front end server sits and my internal/trusted = network sits for my backend server. we are running the front end as a = proxy for POP3 and SMTP and we also are setting up RPC over HTTP on it. Here is what I have so far (DMZ to LAN): a.. For Exchange Communication:=20 a.. Port 80 for HTTP=20 b.. Port 691 for Link State Algorithm routing protocol=20 a.. For Active Directory communication:=20 a.. Port 389 for LDAP (TCP and UDP)=20 b.. Port 3268 for Global Catalog Server LDAP (TCP)=20 c.. Port 88 for Kerberos Authentication (TCP and UDP)=20 a.. For DNS communication:=20 a.. Port 53 for DNS (TCP and UDP)=20 a.. For RPC communication:=20 a.. Port 135 - RPC endpoint mapper (TCP)=20 b.. Ports 1024 and higher for RPC services=20 a.. Port 500 for IKE (UDP)=20 a.. Port 51 for Authentication Header (AH)=20 a.. Port 50 for Encapsulation Protocol (ESP) thanks! ------=_NextPart_000_0006_01C68A8F.6CA559D0 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 6.00.2900.2873" name=3DGENERATOR> <STYLE></STYLE> </HEAD> <BODY> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>I want to see if anyone can verify what = ports I=20 need to open from my DMZ where my Exchange 2003 front end server sits = and my=20 internal/trusted network sits for my backend server. we are running the = front=20 end as a proxy for POP3 and SMTP and we also are setting up RPC over = HTTP on=20 it.</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Here is what I have so far (DMZ to=20 LAN):</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <LI><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>For Exchange Communication: </FONT> <UL> <LI><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Port 80 for HTTP </FONT></LI> <LI><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Port 691 for Link State Algorithm = routing protocol=20 </FONT></LI></UL></LI> <LI><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>For Active Directory communication: = </FONT></LI> <UL> <LI><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Port 389 for LDAP (TCP and UDP) = </FONT></LI> <LI><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Port 3268 for Global Catalog Server = LDAP (TCP)=20 </FONT></LI> <LI><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Port 88 for Kerberos Authentication = (TCP and UDP)=20 </FONT></LI></UL> <DIV> <LI> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>For DNS communication: </FONT></DIV> <UL> <LI> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Port 53 for DNS (TCP and UDP)=20 </FONT></DIV></LI></UL></LI> <LI><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>For RPC communication: </FONT> <UL type=3Dcircle> <LI><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Port 135 =96 RPC endpoint mapper (TCP) = </FONT></LI> <LI><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Ports 1024 and higher for RPC services = </FONT></LI></UL></LI></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV> <LI> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Port 500 for IKE (UDP) = </FONT></DIV></LI> <LI> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Port 51 for Authentication Header (AH)=20 </FONT></DIV></LI> <LI> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Port 50 for Encapsulation Protocol=20 (ESP)</FONT></DIV></LI></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>thanks!</FONT></DIV></BODY></HTML> ------=_NextPart_000_0006_01C68A8F.6CA559D0-- Tag: Problems authenticating on Exchange 2003 Tag: 145906
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    - Global Address in RPC over HTTP Hi I am trying to make changes so that my Exchange server will host a new domain name (ie. from test.domain.com to new.domain.com); which means, my email address will be changed from me@test.domain.com to me@new.domain.com. After making different changes, I can send and receive email ok under the new email address. There is one thing about the Global Address List that is still showing everyone's address with old domain (ie. me@test.domain.com or they@test.domain.com). This only occurs when I connect using RPC over HTTP and not when using OWA. Similarly, when I send email from Outlook using RPC over HTTP, when recipient hits the Reply, my address still shows the old domain. When I send email from OWA, my reply address is showing the correct new domain. Please help. Thank you Steve Tag: Problems authenticating on Exchange 2003 Tag: 145904
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    - new exchange server in a new site Hi Experts, want to install a new exchange server in a new site of an existing domain. that will be one domain, one admin group, two routine groups structure. the existing domain has an exchange server 2003 runing. new site has been created with a new DC. AD has been replicated between two sites. is there a step-by-step instruction of how to do this? Do I need to create the new routine group from the existinig exchange server before the new installation, or the new RG can be created during the new exchange server setup? thanks, Tag: Problems authenticating on Exchange 2003 Tag: 145902
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    - cannot connect to mailbox after new install I desparately need some help fast! I have 2003 AD native environment. Previous IT admin did a test install of exchange and removed the exch server afterwards. Now I was able to clean out the AD, rerun forest prep and was able to install exch 2003 with sp2 with no problem. but after the install, it seems like I could not create a mailbox and have it show up. I tried to create an outlook profile and it says "the name could not be resolved, the bookmark is invalid" Looking under "First administrative group/servers/exchange_server/first storage group/mailbox store/mailboxes", I can only see 3 default mailboxes. Shouldn't I all of the user mailboxes I created here? This is a exch std version so i can't create another mailbox store to test. Please help! Thanks in advance. Frank Tag: Problems authenticating on Exchange 2003 Tag: 145889
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    - run Exchnage forestprep and install Exchange 2003 during business Hello everyone. I am about to roll out Exchange 2003 Server. We did the windows 2003 Server migration couple of weeks ago it all went very well, big thank you to some of the Microsoft newsgroup members for your help. We are currently running 1 Exchange 2000 Server, 3 windows 2000 Server and 2 Windows 2003 Server on our network. One of our 2003 Server holds the entire FSMO role. I have created a test lab which model to our current network infrastructure and server setup with AD , DNS and exchange 2000 Server running. I ran Exchange 2003 forestprep and domainprep on the test 2003 FSMO Server and installed 2003 Exchange server to a test Windows 2003 member server with no error on the exchange 2000 server. I can sent and receive e-mail. My question is should I run forestprep and domain prep and install Exchange 2003 Server during business hour. Anyone has done this? Any suggestion and recommendation will be much appreciated. Thank you Tag: Problems authenticating on Exchange 2003 Tag: 145888
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    - Is IIS a prerequisite to install Exchange 2003 (or at least admin tools) I downloaded the evaluation version and just started the install. I ran forestprep and domainprep. When I run Exchange setup, I cannot select typical under "action". It says "The Microsoft Exchange System Management Tools cannot be assigned the action "install" because : - The NNTP component of Microsoft IIS is either not installed or disabled - The SMTP component of Microsoft IIS is either not installed or disabled etc I selected a Custom install and selected None for the tools, but it didn't seem like Exchange installed at all....no errors, said it finished, but I see no services, no changes to program menu, etc... Any help appreciated!! Tag: Problems authenticating on Exchange 2003 Tag: 145887
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    - Moving Exchange2003 to New Hardware KB 822945 (and/or its in TechNet) describes exactly what I'd like to do to implement an upgraded server hardware for a client's Exchanage 2003 Enterprise system. Three questions: 1. The article says "to move Exchange 2003 to a new computer and keep the same server name, the new computer must have the same operating system installed as the original computer." The existing hardware runs Windows Server 2003 Standard SP1; the new hardware has Windows Server 2003 Enterprise SP1 (in order to take advantage of more than 4GB RAM). Are those considered the same or different operating systems for the purpose of the Exchange move procedure? 2. Given that this is the only Exchange server in the organization, there's no Site Replication Service running and the backup/restore of the Sire Replication Service database can be ignored, correct? 3. An alternative to the KB822945 procedure is to load Exchange as a 2nd server in same site, then move mailboxes, leave the first one up for a week or so, and then remove Exchange from the old server. We definitely don't want to have to touch Outlook profiles on all clients. But Outlook should self-adjust as long as Exchange is running on the 1st server, correct? Would would make this a better option? Thanks, DD Tag: Problems authenticating on Exchange 2003 Tag: 145886
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    - Starting iMAP Virtual Server Some how I cant start Virtual IMAP server on my Windows 2003 SBS. Exchange runs fine, but I cant start the IMAP (or the POP Virtual server). Any Ideas? Tag: Problems authenticating on Exchange 2003 Tag: 145870
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    - Exchange/outlook problem have just migrated a Exchange 2000 sp 3to 2003 sp 2. Still having the old one running. Both servers are domain controllers ( the old one will be depromoted when everything works fine ) I moved all mailboxes to the new server and all clients changed ok. Now some of the clients can't delete mails in the deleted items folder and they can't create new folders. Some can't move mails between folders and som get errors when opening folders ( could not locate or resource error ) When they connect with OWA there seems to be no problems. The clients are windows xp pro sp2 with Outlook XP sp3/sp2 and with no sp. Sometimes they can delete items through the terminal server which they can't on their local. Outlook.exe runs at about 100 percent cpu when trying to create a folder. When you hit delete on a mail in deleted items nothing happens. Please help, i'm a bit lost Jack -- ---------------------------------------- Jeg beskyttes af den gratis SPAMfighter til privatbrugere. Den har indtil videre sparet mig for at få 2365 spam-mails. Betalende brugere får ikke denne besked i deres e-mails. Hent gratis SPAMfighter her: http://www.spamfighter.com/lda Tag: Problems authenticating on Exchange 2003 Tag: 145866
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    - Creating the addresses I just set up Microsoft Exchange 2003. I am trying to create the email addresses. I can create one group at the same time, but with all my other groups it is making me create them one at a time. What am I doing wrong? What do I need to do to create the address for all the users at the same time? Tag: Problems authenticating on Exchange 2003 Tag: 145865
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    - Exchange/outlook problem have just migrated a Exchange 2000 sp 3to 2003 sp 2. Still having the old one running. Both servers are domain controllers ( the old one will be depromoted when everything works fine ) I moved all mailboxes to the new server and all clients changed ok. Now some of the clients can't delete mails in the deleted items folder and they can't create new folders. Some can't move mails between folders and som get errors when opening folders ( could not locate or resource error ) When they connect with OWA there seems to be no problems. The clients are windows xp pro sp2 with Outlook XP sp3/sp2 and with no sp. Sometimes they can delete items through the terminal server which they can't on their local. Outlook.exe runs at about 100 percent cpu when trying to create a folder. When you hit delete on a mail in deleted items nothing happens. Please help, i'm a bit lost Jack Tag: Problems authenticating on Exchange 2003 Tag: 145864
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    - Rerouting SMTP On my exchange 5.5 IMC I was able to configure Message delivery-->E-mail domains- to deliver email with certain domain name and a specific IP address. Example rdcet.org 148.66.21.89. In this case all internal email addressed to this dmain will be routed to the IP address. These are networks we are connected to by a router but are not part of our organization. How do you setup this in Exchange 2003? Tag: Problems authenticating on Exchange 2003 Tag: 145858
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    - Multiple people using 1 mailbox HELP !! Thanks in advance for the help here is the situtation We have a few mailboxes that we need multiple people to have access to, I never had a problem doing this using exchange 2000 and outlook 2000 but since I upgraded I can not get it to work (upgraded to exchange 2003 and outlook 2003) example johndoe@abc.com is set up on exchange as a mailbox and janedoe@abc.com both need access to sales@abc.com and support@abc.com previously I would just set up their account then add sales and support under the advanced tab on the exchange server where it says open these additional mailboxes. Since I changed over johndoe@abc.com and janedoe@abc.com their mailbox works fine, I added sales and support to johndoe@abc.com and that worked fine, but when I added them to janedoe@abc.com it comes up with unable to display the folder. Microsoft Office Outlook could not access the specified folder location. I have not run into this problem before, I do not know if there is something I need to do different with Exchange 2003 or Outlook 2003 that I am missing. Thank you Mell Tag: Problems authenticating on Exchange 2003 Tag: 145855
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    - Installing Exchange 2003 on Windows Server 2003 Hello, I will be installing Exchange 2003 on a Windows Server 2003 standard edition. This is my first install of Exchange and was wondering what kind of issues I will run into. There will be about 25 users that are currently using POP3 that will be transfered to the Exchange. Is there a really good install guide that I could follow? Thanks! Tag: Problems authenticating on Exchange 2003 Tag: 145851
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    - DOT NET 2.0 I have Server 2003 with .NET 1.1, installing Exchange 2003 for the first time here. What is less likely to be messy? Install .NET 2.0 first or Exchange first? Exchange is a recent purchace, so maybe it will have 2.0 on the disk and take care of it? Thanks. -- Reply in group, but if emailing add another zero, and remove the last word. Tag: Problems authenticating on Exchange 2003 Tag: 145850
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    - installation hi folks, the account who installs the first exchange 2003 server in the domain must be a Domain Admins account? Tag: Problems authenticating on Exchange 2003 Tag: 145847
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    - BCC + Read Receipts Hi, Where a user has been included in an email under the BCC field, is it a known issue with Exchange 2003 to not deliver these emails to the correct user but delivers it to the 'specify mailbox for undeliverable pop3 emails' as set in exchange 2003? I've tested this one 3 servers I deal with and all emails where a usr is as a BCC always goes to the undeliverable mailbox. Also, Read Receipts. What could cause these to also always go the the undeliverable mailbox instead of the user they are intended for? Thanks Chris Tag: Problems authenticating on Exchange 2003 Tag: 145846
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    - questions on partitions for exchange Hi, We are in the process of setting up a new Exchange 2003. Highly appreciate if someone can provide us with some advice on the following issues: 1. Only going to be two Storage Groups, questions are: For DB files, going to use RAID 0+1, for Log files, going to use RAID 1. Total 13 physical drives in a HP MSA 30 enclosure Senario 1: for SG1 - two drives will be mirrored into RAID 1 and partitioned into E drive for log file, and 4 drives will be RAID 0+1 and partitioned into F drive for DB files for SG 2 - two drives will be mirrored into RAID 1 and partitioned into G drive for log file, and 4 drives will be RAID 0+1 and partitioned into H drive for DB files And the last drive will be a hot spare Senario 2: - For SG1's Log file: two drives will be mirrored into RAID 1 and partitioned into E drive for log file, - For SG2's Log file - two drives will be mirrored into RAID 1 and partitioned into G drive for log file, - For DB files in SG1 and SG2: set up all 8 drives into ONE RAID 0+1, and partition it into F and H drives, F for SG1's DB files, and H for SG2's DB files And the last drive will be a hot spare In summary, senario 1 has two RAID 0+1 groups, one for each partition which is for each SG's DB files, whereas Senario2 has one RAID 0+1 which is partitioned into two partitions - one for each SG's DB files. Is there any difference in terms of performance between these two setups? Or in reality, there is no difference or not worth considering the difference? 2. The paper named "optimizing Storeage for Exchange 2003 Server" talked a lot about set up one partition for SG DB files, one for Log file, one for SMTP queues.... And Content Indexing is also mentioned. But do we really need to put Content Indexing into its own Partition, say, I drive which is a RAID 1. If we do not need do this, where do we put Content Indexing? Put it in the partition where SMTP resides, or the partition where Exchange binary resides? These are the burning questions we have, please advise. Thank you so much. Lenny Tag: Problems authenticating on Exchange 2003 Tag: 145845
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    - Install Exchange 2003 server in 2003 Domain Can someone point me in the direction of a good 'How to' for the following. I am going to install a new Windows 2003 server as a DC and want to put a separate Exchange 2003 server on the network. Users will authenticate through AD on the DC and be able to access OWA, OMA, Exchange and POP via the separtate Exchange 2003 server. This will be for around 150 users if that makes any difference. They already have an existing 2000 DC with Exchange 2000 on it but I am not migrating any of this data as there are issues that I don't want to come across. This has to be a totally clean and new install and has to go perfectly. I have been given the timescale of 48 hours to accomplish this and need to make sure I know and understand EXACTLY what I am doing. Tag: Problems authenticating on Exchange 2003 Tag: 145844
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    - OWA 2003 Smart Card Authentication Hi Searching for article about OWA 2003 Smart Card Authentication Any ideas where i can FIND it ? Thanks. Tag: Problems authenticating on Exchange 2003 Tag: 145842
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    - Exchange usage on Child domian HI, I have a domain with exchange 2003 named west.tcg.com We have a new office where I created a child domian called doral.west.tcg.com. I need the users on the child domain to have email on the exhcnage server in the main domain. When I create the user on the child domain server, it gives me all the options for exchange tasks to create a mail box. But when I check the email addresses tab, no emails show up. If I do it manually, for some reason it seems that the child domain is not creating the mailboxes on the exchange server. I created a child domain to seperate the branches, but they need to use the same exchange server and email addressing. Please advise on how to correct this, or if creating the child domains was a bad idea?? Thanks Tag: Problems authenticating on Exchange 2003 Tag: 145839
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    - Duplicate default public folder instances. Background: - Migrating E2K site to E2K3. - Changed existing E2K-FE to a BE to start the migration. - Successfully built an initial E2K3-BE, itâ??s idling just fine in site. - Successfully built second E2K3 machine. o Let machine idle in site for a couple of days (allowing nightly maintenance to take place). o Then converted the machine to the new site FE, but did not point anyone at it. o Following good practice I dismounted and deleted the Public Store on that server before putting it into production. During this procedure wizard ask me to pick a machine to home existing public folder instances on. Since I had not replicated any site instances at this point, I picked the first E2K3 machine I had built assuming that the default instances would be the same. o Finally I pointed all site cnames at the new FE machine. OWA and POP3 functioning correctly off new site FE server. Issue: - Iâ??m now continuing with the original initial E2K3-BE server getting it ready for a mailbox move migration. - Iâ??m at the step when Iâ??m ready to migrate (replicate) site specific public folders to the machine and I notice that the following default instances now have DUPLICATES. o GlobalEvents o Internal o OWAscratch o StoreEvents Question: - Is this a problemâ?¦., if so how do I fix it? o Can I just delete these duplicate instances? - If so how? o Should I dismount and delete the public folder store on that server? - Will doing so populate new single default instances when I add a new public folder store back. - But what should I do this time if asked where to copy the existing instances? o Do I need to de-install (delete) this server and build it again? - Remember this is the first E2K3 server introduced into the site (if that matters). I hope not, seems like a lot of work wasted. -- Bill Tag: Problems authenticating on Exchange 2003 Tag: 145838
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    - Deleted Public Folder Public Folders is gone from IIS. When I click on it from OWA it opens up a page with the address "about:blank" Can someone please help me in making public folders work?? Thank you rob Tag: Problems authenticating on Exchange 2003 Tag: 145830
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    - SMTP Virtual Server Email address Issues I'm sure I'm missing something simple on the one but here's the situation. Our intranet server is sending email via SMTP through the Exchange servesr to users. When I point the SMTP to relay through an old Exchange 2000 machine the "from" address shows up as an Exchange type email address (Lastname, Firstname), when I point the SMTP to relay through the Exchange 2003 machine the "from" address is showing up as a SMTP email address (1stnameLastname@company.com). As far as I can tell both of the SMTP Virtual Servers are set up the same. I've tried this from different SMTP servers and through telnet with the same result. I've also tried it with different "from" addresses with the same results. Any help or ideas would be greatly appreciated, thanks Tag: Problems authenticating on Exchange 2003 Tag: 145828
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    - Outlook Web Access from Internet I have setup Outlook Web Access and it is working internally. However when I access from an external address I am getting a: 404 Not Found !!! The requested URL was not found on this server The URL I am using is mail.domainname.com/exchange and I can telnet to this address fromport 25 and 80 from the outside. I am thinking it is something in my IIS configuration but I do not know. There is no ISA and this is a new install. Tag: Problems authenticating on Exchange 2003 Tag: 145818
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    - Exchange 5.5 data converted to Exchange 2003 I am running into an issue where I need to convert Exchange 5.5 backed-up data into Exchange 2003. I have run through everything on the Windows site, and can only find that you need an exchange 5.5 server up and running to convert exchange 5.5 data to exchange 2003. What I need to convert is all Exchange data/emails/public folders. My reason for this is to basicly utilize the current data on hard drives to convert to 2003, but the real world reason would be data was corrupted/lost on Exchange 2003 and someone would still have the Exchange 5.5 data. Thanks Tag: Problems authenticating on Exchange 2003 Tag: 145814
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    - Notes 6.5.3 to Exchange 2k3 mail migration. Hello All, Our company will be moving to Exchange 2k3 later this year. Sadly however, this operation will be performed by a portion of the company that seems to not care too mauch about our operations here in North America. As a result, I've been asked to perform a 'test' migration to get a feel for what will be happening and have a better handle on things should the implementation go wrong. I'm an Access admin so my Exchange and Notes mail experience is limited to personal use of the two different systems. I've managed to build a test server with Exchange on it so that I can try a mini-migration. At this point though I have no idea what to do next. Looking for some REALLY basic help or maybe a pointer to a checklist or walkthrough I can follow. Here's what's setup so far: Server setup running 2k3 Enterprise edition. [SP1 applied.] Made it a PDC for a fake domain 'testexchange001realdomainname.com'. [Our network is currently Novell with no AD setup. We will have AD later on but only for the sake of running the Exchange server.] Server is attached to our internal network. The server is running its own DNS to support the fake domain. Exchange 2k3 SP2 evaluation edition installed on server. [Nothing configured yet because I don't know what I'm doing. :)] What I want to accomplish: Test mail migration from Notes 6.5.3 server to the Exchange server. [Without disrupting the operation of the current mail system, I'd like to keep my job. :)] Not concerned with trying to migrate all the mailboxes, maybe just mine to start with. [If I have a process that works for one mail account then I see no need to test the other 158.] Remember, I'm a DB guy. Go easy on me as I have no experience with mail adminisrtation. Any help graciously accepted. Bill K. Tag: Problems authenticating on Exchange 2003 Tag: 145809
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    - Permissions Hi I'm currently on a client site migrating from Exchange 5.5 to Exchange 2003 The Domain is Mixed Mode. I've run Exdeploy - DSScopeScan and Orgname check however when checking the logs there are a number of enteries "Warning: Either you do not have permission to view hidden objects in the Exchange 5.5 directory, or the directory is not Exchange 5.5 SP1 or later. Returned information may be inaccurate." When seeing these I noticed the account I was using was the built-in administrators account and this did not have any permissions on the Exchange 5.5 org. To correct it, I logged into the Exchange server and added the built-in Administrator account to the Exchange 5.5 organisation permissions. Within a few minutes of doing this all users including domain admins could not view the GAL or send any emails. Can anyone offer any ideas as to why? Many thanks. Rob Tag: Problems authenticating on Exchange 2003 Tag: 145793
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    - Exchange Server Migration/Decommission 2000 - 2003 Kevin and Ace answered for my prior questions in reqard to this in DNS group, but I am posting it now in Exchange Newsgroup. We are having problems after I shutdown the old mail servers (I did remove the replication of public folders and system folders in my old mail server). The only thing, I did not do is, to uninstall Exchange on the first mail server. I shutdown the server, since I wanted to test and see that it does not have problems. But, before that, I would like to give additional information on our current situation. We have 2 mail servers 1 for staff and 1 for students. They are as MAIL1 and MAIL2, let us say. The new mail server is MAIL3 where the staff mailbox has been moved to (MAIL1 to MAIL3) including all the public folders. MAIL3 is the Master server now. The issue is when a new user is registered, and since the desktop is already pointing to MAIL1 (in Outlook profile) and am not sure how MAIL2 is resolving to MAIL1 also (do not know exactly where the settings are in place in Exchange). The desktop concern is , can it be changed on the Exchange server side so that, even though the desktop is pointing to MAIL1, that the server can handle this by redirecting it to MAIL3. I hope, I am trying to be clear in what I am trying to say. Is there a way that I could do some changes on the Exchange Server 2003 (MAIL3) server side, that irrelevant of what the desktop image is pointing to, that new users will automatically get re-directed to the new mail server MAIL3. 2. Also, I noticed that after I shutdown the old mail server (MAIL1), there was one user as of now who complained that she could not access the calendar and it was looking for the information store. But, once, I turned the server back ON, it was functioning. So, did I miss something that I did not move or remove replication that was pointing to the old mail server MAIL1, that this issue is coming up on the calendar side? thanks and I appreciate your help. Tag: Problems authenticating on Exchange 2003 Tag: 145789
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I have successfully setup Exchange 2003 on a Windows 2003 domain. This is not
an upgrade or migration. I have created mailboxes and everything seems to be
setup correctly on the Exchange server. HOWEVER, when I add the account to
Outlook 2003 client, Exchange is requiring a login to the Exchange server
and then won't authenticate the user. So, everything seems to be setup
correctly but I can't get users authenticated on Exchange. I thought Exchange
is supposed to authenticate through AD but this does not seem to be
happening. Can someone point me in the right direction?

Any advice is appreciated. Thanks,

Sara Goss
sgoss@recordant.com

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Re: Problems authenticating on Exchange 2003 by Leif

Leif
Thu Jun 08 14:18:09 CDT 2006

Hi,

This would happen if the users for some reason are not mail enabled. If you
check the users in active directory users and computers do they have email
addresses?

This might help:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;288807

Leif

"Sara Goss" <sara.goss@verticalthought.com> wrote in message
news:8F3E11F4-81D5-4530-BE63-7175C5856556@microsoft.com...
>I have successfully setup Exchange 2003 on a Windows 2003 domain. This is
>not
> an upgrade or migration. I have created mailboxes and everything seems to
> be
> setup correctly on the Exchange server. HOWEVER, when I add the account to
> Outlook 2003 client, Exchange is requiring a login to the Exchange server
> and then won't authenticate the user. So, everything seems to be setup
> correctly but I can't get users authenticated on Exchange. I thought
> Exchange
> is supposed to authenticate through AD but this does not seem to be
> happening. Can someone point me in the right direction?
>
> Any advice is appreciated. Thanks,
>
> Sara Goss
> sgoss@recordant.com

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