Throttling Exchange 2003 bandwidth use for sending outbound emails

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    - Ports for OMA and activesync Can anyone tell me what ports I need to map on my firewall to allow RPC and activesync to go through. I think I have everything setup except for the firewall part. I have a single exchange2003 server on Win2003 behing my firewall. Thanks Tag: Throttling Exchange 2003 bandwidth use for sending outbound emails Tag: 125089
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    - Windows XP Patch: RPC Updates Needed for Exchange Server 2003 Does Outllook2003 with Exchange 2003 have issues that require a patch? If so, what happens if you have winxp pro sp2? I can connect by using pop3, imap and owa with no problem. But outlook can not find server when I set up the client as Exchange? and if I try to install the patch. It says it wil only work on win(sp1) -- Louis Tag: Throttling Exchange 2003 bandwidth use for sending outbound emails Tag: 125088
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    - Mail-Enabled User Not Appearing on GAL Hello folks I have a strange problem. We are using Win2K3Ent and Exch2k3Ent, with the latest service packs and hotfixes installed (that I know of). I am trying to create a mail-enabled user (internal user on the GAL which actually forwards to an SMTP email address externally). I am under the impression that once created, this user should appear for all clients in the GAL (this seems to be confirmed by 70-284 text). I create the mail-enabled user in Exchange Tasks, establish an email address without incident. But no matter what I try, the user will not appear in the GAL. If I do a query in ExchSysMgr under the GAL, the user is displayed. However, if I run a MAPI client such as Outlook2K3, and view the GAL, the user is not displayed. However, the user *IS* displayed under the All Users folder of the GAL within my OL client. I have manually rebuilt the GAL using RUS, yet the user does not appear. I have even waited 48 hours for the user to update and it hasn't. Has anyone seen this symptom before, or am I missing something at a fundamental level? Regards Alistair tempquery23746 atsymbol radical-light.com Tag: Throttling Exchange 2003 bandwidth use for sending outbound emails Tag: 125087
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    - Co-Exist of Lotus and Exchange server question. Hi all, Currently, We are using lotus domino R6.02 on Win2K server and plan to switch over to Exchang2003 on Win2003 server (another server). During this migration phase, how can i have all mails send to both lotus and ex2003 server for a period of time? So that my users can access either Inotes or OWA in the testing phase. How do i import the user accounts and their current mails in Lotus to ex2003? Please show steps. My goal is to have both lotus and ex2003 up and serve users for like 1 or 2 months instead of switch at once. This is to let my users to get use to OWA. I will have them all use OWA, since they are using Inotes now. Question aside, Does 2003 lotus connector work with Lotus 6.0.3 only? Thanks all, Tag: Throttling Exchange 2003 bandwidth use for sending outbound emails Tag: 125083
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    - E2K3-Upgrade hardware/OS I am planning on upgrading my E2K3 server to W2K3 as well as upgrade my hardware. NOTE: I will be making the OS a DC/GC as well. What is the recommended method for doing this? I was thinking since the versoin of Exchange will be the exact same that I SHOULD be able to disabel all AV, do a full backup of the IS (using Veritas), build the new box to the same patch level as a member of the domain and then simply restore the IS. NOTE: I do NOT want to restore the system state as the OS will be different AND it will be a DC. Is it this easy or am I missing something? Thanks, Bob Tag: Throttling Exchange 2003 bandwidth use for sending outbound emails Tag: 125077
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    - Exchange 5.5 on Windows 2000 Hi All, I have an Issue here. I recently changed my Exch 5.5 OS from WinNT to WIN 2000. My config on WinNT works perfectly but have been giving issue since my move to W2K. I have 2 NIC's on the server. I tried upgrading to Exchange 2000 but it was goked along the way. I returned to 5.5 and now i have sleepless nights with it. If i diable the external NIC, everything works fine. but once enable, i am in for it. I suspect a config tweek. perhaps internal and external DNS. The error i get is (Extension 'smtp' could not be loaded). any assistance? Tag: Throttling Exchange 2003 bandwidth use for sending outbound emails Tag: 125076
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    - Bi-dirctional connector between 5.5 and 2003 I am upgrading to exchange 2003 on a new server and will migrate the mailboxes from the 5.5 server to the new server. I have a fax server that is not supported in 2003. Can I keep the 5.5 server up and will it forward the faxes to the mailboxes on the new 2003 server? I been told by the fax vendor a bridgehead server will do it, but they were not sure of the configuration issues. Mike Tag: Throttling Exchange 2003 bandwidth use for sending outbound emails Tag: 125075
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    - Retaining IMC and mailbox server split when migrating from 5.5 to 2003 Hello We're about to upgrade from nt4/exchange 5.5 to Windows and Exchange 2003. Presently, we have a couple of mailbox servers, but we'll probably add another one as part of the migration. Our Exchange 5.5 IMC runs on a system that hosts no mailboxes, but is part of the site. If we want to maintain this separation, do we need to configure one of the Exchange 2003 servers as "front-end" ? Thanks, Loftus. Tag: Throttling Exchange 2003 bandwidth use for sending outbound emails Tag: 125073
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    - Installing SMTP Virtual Directory in another site??? Can someone please tell me how I install SMTP Virtual Server in another site other than default? I want to run several domains with a name similar to that below: https://mail.domain1.com https://mail.domain2.com rather than having the domain as follows https://mail.domain1.com/exchange I'm sure it must be possible but just don't know how to achive it! I would really appritiate any advice or guidance! Thanks in advance! Tag: Throttling Exchange 2003 bandwidth use for sending outbound emails Tag: 125068
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    - upgrading servers Hello, i have the following scenario. I came upon this client after other IT people were fired, and this whole setup seems to have been set up very inneficiently from the start. My client is running 2 servers. First server is running windows server 2003 standard, and the second server is running small business server 2000, which includes exchange. Not only are these two systems not completely compatible, but to make matters worse, the domain name of the server does not match the domain name of the company website. (i find it easier for exchange if both match) What i would like to do, is configure the 2003 server to the correct domain, and upgrade the 2000 server to also be a 2003 server without losing the exchange information. Anyone have any recommendations as to how i could go about it, and the best way to migrate the exchange information from the 2000 server to the 2003 server where i plan to install exchange 2003 standard. Thanks Chris you can also reply with cc to my email cpopoff@bellsouth.net Tag: Throttling Exchange 2003 bandwidth use for sending outbound emails Tag: 125067
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    - Receiving mails for domains encodet with puny-code? Hello Can someone tell me how/if it is possible to configure Exchange 2003 to use a domain with localiced characters (Puny-encode)? I have bought some domains, that i would like to use with my exchange 2003 :-) Thanks on advance. /Graves Tag: Throttling Exchange 2003 bandwidth use for sending outbound emails Tag: 125062
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    - Two exchange 2003 servers one domain I have two servers connected over a VPN, server 1 can receive and send mail but the users on server 2 are not sending or receiving mail? The main problem is I cannot telnet from one server to the other on port 25 the ISP have blocked it, I am hoping once this is open the problem will be resolved Tag: Throttling Exchange 2003 bandwidth use for sending outbound emails Tag: 125059
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    - E2k3 fails install hello, In our organisation we have a Exchange 2k (standard) running on W2k. Last week we installed a fresh system Windows Server 2003 with no problem. We also tried to install Exchange 2k3 on it. Forestprep finishes ok Domainprep finishes ok All objects in AD seem to be fine: "Active Directory Connectors" is present and checked for the common 3 malformed objects. Setup fails with error 0x80072030 and I can't find what's wrong. In the setup log it shows this: [16:11:21] Entering CAtomMDB::ScForklift [16:11:21] Entering CAtomMDB::ScTakeAllStoresOffline (f:\titanium\admin\src\udog\exsetdata\components\server\a_mdb.cxx:3097) Error code 0X80072030 (8240): There is no such object on the server. [16:11:21] CAtomMDB::ScForklift (f:\titanium\admin\src\udog\exsetdata\components\server\a_mdb.cxx:259) Error code 0X80072030 (8240): There is no such object on the server. [16:11:21] mode = 'Disaster Recovery' (61959) CBaseAtom::ScSetup (f:\titanium\admin\src\udog\setupbase\basecomp\baseatom.cxx:842) Error code 0X80072030 (8240): There is no such object on the server. Does anyone here know what goes wrong? All help is appreciated. Thanx in advance, Wil Tag: Throttling Exchange 2003 bandwidth use for sending outbound emails Tag: 125058
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    - E2k3 fails install hello, In our organisation we have a Exchange 2k (standard) running on W2k. Last week we installed a fresh system Windows Server 2003 with no problem. We also tried to install Exchange 2k3 on it. Forestprep finishes ok Domainprep finishes ok All objects in AD seem to be fine: "Active Directory Connectors" is present and checked for the common 3 malformed objects. Setup fails with error 0x80072030 and I can't find what's wrong. In the setup log it shows this: [16:11:21] Entering CAtomMDB::ScForklift [16:11:21] Entering CAtomMDB::ScTakeAllStoresOffline (f:\titanium\admin\src\udog\exsetdata\components\server\a_mdb.cxx:3097) Error code 0X80072030 (8240): There is no such object on the server. [16:11:21] CAtomMDB::ScForklift (f:\titanium\admin\src\udog\exsetdata\components\server\a_mdb.cxx:259) Error code 0X80072030 (8240): There is no such object on the server. [16:11:21] mode = 'Disaster Recovery' (61959) CBaseAtom::ScSetup (f:\titanium\admin\src\udog\setupbase\basecomp\baseatom.cxx:842) Error code 0X80072030 (8240): There is no such object on the server. Does anyone here know what goes wrong? All help is appreciated. Thanx in advance, Wil Tag: Throttling Exchange 2003 bandwidth use for sending outbound emails Tag: 125057
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    - Cant mount store Something has gor wrong with our Exchange 2000. priv1 and pub1 databases has been dismounted and could not be mounted. I have tried to use then ESEUTIL to repair and all seems to be Ok. I got this message when trying to mount manually: An internal processing error has occured. Try restarting ... ID nr: c1041724. Someone that have any idea of what to do ? Tag: Throttling Exchange 2003 bandwidth use for sending outbound emails Tag: 125055
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    - Exchange 5.5 restore to test server in the lab Hi, we are planing to migrate Exchange 5.5 to Exchange 2003, currently we use Backup Exec 8.5 Exchange agent to backup the IS, DS and individual mail box. 1)A lab will setup to simulate the migration, just wondering how we could retore the live Exchange 5.5 system and its mail boxes into the test server under the lab environment using a different model (hardware) of the server. 2)In worse case, since there are only lower than 100 mail boxes, we also prepare to export/import each individual mail boxes into the new server if anything goes wrong during the migration. How could we export the Exchange 5.5 mail boxes to *.pst and import them into either the Exchange 5.5 in the lab or the new Exchange 2003? Thanks in advance, fshguo. Tag: Throttling Exchange 2003 bandwidth use for sending outbound emails Tag: 125052
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    - Changing many public folders' users' rights Is it possible to select many public folders and change what rights all users have including subfolders? Thanks Tag: Throttling Exchange 2003 bandwidth use for sending outbound emails Tag: 125051
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    - Exch 2000 to 2003 Std - wrap-up questions So far so good, got through the basic migration. Just can't seem to finish it. Have a Win 2K Server AD/PDC installed as the 'old' exchange server. Have a new Win2k3 server and Exch2k3 running. Since the PDC was and will be the PDC I am trying to figure out where to turn after mailboxes are migrated. Ran pfmigrate and I'm not sure what result I would get. Users never used public folders, but there must be more to it. Also, do I need to redirect my inbound mail at the firewall to the new server IP since all of those rules seem to point to the 'old' server's IP? Dan Tag: Throttling Exchange 2003 bandwidth use for sending outbound emails Tag: 125049
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    - 5.5 to 2000 on same W2K machine OK, I've seen several wonderful tech articles on upgrading and "removing the last 5.5 machine". Slight problem. The upgrade was performed on the same physhcal box. What steps need to be taken to remove the last vestiges of 5.5 from this server? Tag: Throttling Exchange 2003 bandwidth use for sending outbound emails Tag: 125048
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    - OWA login Screen While logging in to OWA the screen I get doesn't resemble the screen that I seen at this web site http://www.msexchange.org/pages/article.asp?id=684 Instead of page that says Microsoft Office Outlook Web Access, whihc allows you to pick Client & Security. I just get one that shows connect to ip address, user name & password boxes. I don't have SSL enabled. thanks Tag: Throttling Exchange 2003 bandwidth use for sending outbound emails Tag: 125047
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    - OWA - SSL exchange 2003 I am trying to Setup OWA to use SSL, I am using the following from 2003 Exchange Server deployment guide chapter 8. I have installed certificate server and created and install my own certificate. After doing below steps, I receive message from browser that Cannot find server - The page cannot be dislpayed - check network settigs I think I am missing something but I am not sure. To set up SSL on a server 1. In IIS Manager, expand the local computer, and then expand the Web Sites folder. Right-click the Web site or file that you want to protect with SSL, and then click Properties. 2. Under Web site identification, click Advanced. 3. In the Advanced Web site identification box, under Multiple identities for this Web site, verify that the Web site IP address is assigned to port 443 (the default port for secure communications), and then click OK. Optionally, to configure more SSL ports for this Web site, click Add under Multiple identities of this Web site, and then click OK. 4. On the Directory Security tab, under Secure communications, click Edit. 5. In the Secure Communications box, select the Require secure channel (SSL) check box. If you require 128-bit key encryption, your users must use Web browsers that support 128-bit encryption. For information about upgrading to 128-bit encryption capability, see the Microsoft Product Support Services Web site (http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=14898). I have allso tried this Enabling SSL for the Default Web Site After you obtain an SSL certificate to use either with your Exchange front-end server on the default Web site or on the site where you host the \RPC, \OMA, \Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync, \Exchange, \Exchweb, and \Public virtual directories, you can enable the default Web site to require SSL. Note The \Exchange, \Exchweb, \Public, \OMA, and \Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync virtual directories are installed by default on any Exchange 2003 installation. The \RPC virtual directory for RPC over HTTP communication is installed manually when you configure Exchange to support RPC over HTTP. For information about how to set up Exchange to use RPC over HTTP, see "Configuring RPC over HTTP for Outlook 2003" later in this chapter. To require SSL 1. In Internet Information Services (IIS), select the Default Web site or the Web site where you are hosting your Exchange services, and then click Properties. 2. On the Directory Security tab, in Secure Communications, click Edit. 3. In Secure Communications, click the Require Secure Channel (SSL) check box. After you complete this procedure, all virtual directories on the Exchange front-end server on the default Web site are configured to use SSL. Thanks for any help Tag: Throttling Exchange 2003 bandwidth use for sending outbound emails Tag: 125046
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    - Exchange Advanced tab I am currently learning exchange and have set up a server at home. After I have completed my installation there are 3 tabs added in my AD. E-mail addresses, Exchange Features and Exchange General. On my exchange server at work, there is a 4th tab. Exchange Advanced. How do I get this tab? Thanks Tag: Throttling Exchange 2003 bandwidth use for sending outbound emails Tag: 125037
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    - Exchange 2003 OWA change password option Does this option still exist - I have been unable to find a definitive tech note on this - Any help would be greatly appreciated. A. Tag: Throttling Exchange 2003 bandwidth use for sending outbound emails Tag: 125026
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    - Exchange 2003 migration problem - incoming email not routed correc We're attempting to complete a migration of our email system from Exchange 5.5 on NT4 SP6a to Exchange 2003 SP1 on Win2003 hotfixed via windows update. The mailboxes have been migrated to the new server using the Exchange Migration Wizard. We can connect to our new exchange server using Outlook and IMAP and view the contents of mailboxes. Mail can be sent via out using the SMTP server and from within Outlook. Our problem is that incoming emails from the internet are not being distributed into mailboxes and emails sent internally to internal users do not reach their destination. The incoming emails from the internet can be seen in Local Delivery Queue, with a state of 'Retry'. There is no sign of the internally sent emails. It may be that the Exchange 2003 server is receiving messages and attempting to route them through back to our old mail server. One possible course of action we are considering is to remove the old server from the organisation. Should this be attempted as a solution to this problem? Can the old server be added back into the organisation if necessary? Any advice to this serious issue gratefully received. Alfonso Tag: Throttling Exchange 2003 bandwidth use for sending outbound emails Tag: 125025
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    - email redirection 5.5 to 2003 Hi... Our current setup includes exchange 5.5 in our domain. We are planning to deploy a new win 2003 domain on new servers and will include exchange 2003. I was able to migrate users to the new 2003 AD. The issue I am facing is that I need to change some email IDs for some users in order to standarize our email IDs. For Example user jamseT@company.com on 5.5 becomes jthompson@company.com on exch 2003 Is there a way to let the exchange 2003 server forward the emails coming to jamseT@company.com to jthompson@company.com, although the exchange 5.5 will be down, but the same previous(on 5.5) public domain is used (form ISP). If I manage to keep each exchange in its domain and conneted to the internet independently, how can i let the exchange server 5.5 to forward jamseT@company.com emails to jthompson@company.com Thanx Tag: Throttling Exchange 2003 bandwidth use for sending outbound emails Tag: 125024
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    - OWA Login issue I have a 2003 Exchange Enterprise server with OWA configured and working...Kind of. When I log into it I have to use the user@domainname.com to successfully log in. I would like to be able to log in using the alias or the user without the domain name. I have a feeling that I might need to add anothe SMTP address or something like that. I know this can be done as I have had a SBS that worked this way. But the SBS is automatically configured to do this with out too much intervention from the person doing the installation. Thanks for any insight. Rob Tag: Throttling Exchange 2003 bandwidth use for sending outbound emails Tag: 125021
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    - exchang 5.5's distribution list to Exchange 2003 Hi, I have to clarify something about the distribution list in Exchange 5.5, when I migrate the Exchange 5.5 to Exchange 2003 into a Windows 2003 single domain. Would Exchange 5.5's DL automatically becomes Windows 2003 distribution list? Does it have anything to do with the Universal Group? Thanks in advance, fshguo Tag: Throttling Exchange 2003 bandwidth use for sending outbound emails Tag: 125019
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    - Exch 5.5 to 2003 ADC question I have a mix of Windows 2003 and NT 4.0 domains each with Exchange 5.5 servers. When I run the ADC tools the log file shows all the mailboxes with NT 4.0 user acounts as "Cannot find match to 'cn=1204, etc." Does this need to be cleaned up before creating any Connection Agreements and if so, how do I clean them up? I am trying to install the Exchange server in a 2003 domain. Do I need to upgrade all the NT 4.0 domains before proceding? Tag: Throttling Exchange 2003 bandwidth use for sending outbound emails Tag: 125018
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    - MSExchangeMTA Installed new Exchange 2003 server and storage groups. Created two test users with mailboxes. Configured Outlook 2000 with exchange settings and trying to send emails between test users, but mails are not delivered and havent got any error message in outlook. Exchange server Event logged followig event:290 A non-delivery report (reason code unable-to-transfer and diagnostic code unrecognised-OR-name) is being generated for message C=US;A= ; P=OXBOW;L=BOCMAIL-041204192220Z-1. It was originally destined for DN:CN=WPFNL,CN=RECIPIENTS,OU=FIRST ADMINISTRATIVE GROUP,O=OXBOWÂ§ (recipient number 2), and was to be redirected to . [MTA DISP:RESULT 16 136] (12) For more information, click http://www.microsoft.com/contentredirect.asp. Appreciate your help. Thank you SSV Tag: Throttling Exchange 2003 bandwidth use for sending outbound emails Tag: 125017
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    - SMTP VSI Hi When I try to setup a second Routing group, and a routing group connector, I get hte following message "you must have at least one SMTP VSI configured" What is this? Thanks Tag: Throttling Exchange 2003 bandwidth use for sending outbound emails Tag: 125015
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    - Why do the log files stay for months? Is there a setting I need to correct? Currently my log files stay for months. Thanks Tag: Throttling Exchange 2003 bandwidth use for sending outbound emails Tag: 125012
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    - rebuilding Exchange Server 2003 box hi all, i'm planning to rebuild the Exchange Server 2003 box because i'm upgrading the hard drive that Windows Server 2003 is installed on. the quesion i ask is how do i restore the mailboxes that are allready on the exchange server? also i backup the Information Store nightly to a BKF file. so what's the best way of restoring ? Tag: Throttling Exchange 2003 bandwidth use for sending outbound emails Tag: 125009
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    - Upgrading Exchange 5.5 to Exchange 2003 alongwith Windows NT Domai Hello Everyone, My case scenario is as follows: I have an NT4 Domain with a PDC that has Exchange 5.5 running on it. The BDC is only used for Domain replication. I also have 3 Windows 2000 servers that are not Domain Controllers but are a part of the NT Domain and are used for Applications and Terminal Services. I would like to upgrade the NT Domain to Windows 2000/2003 alongwith Exchange 5.5. The dilemma I face is that the Exchange is running on the PDC and I am confused about the installation of AD and the order of upgrade at this point. I would appreciate if someone could guide me through the sequential order in which I can accomplish this upgrade without causing serious repercussions. I appreciate your help in this matter. Thank you, Khurram. p.s. please cc reply to kaliforniakhurram@hotmail.com Tag: Throttling Exchange 2003 bandwidth use for sending outbound emails Tag: 125002
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    - Continue - Cant recieve external mail If other people then Lanwench...read below. Well i asked my brother if i can have access to edit these records on my domain and i have the access. I made an A record called mail.janovich.net and pointed it to my public ip. It still didnt work. I was wondering if i need to keep the cname entry for mail.janovich.net. I tried taking that away and then i couldnt ping mail.janovich.net. So i am honestly not sure what i am missing or forgetting to do. So if there is something else that i may have missed and you can think of it please let me know. I have port 25 open on my our router also. Thanks Jeff Janovich wrote: > Well i had the A record made called mail.janovich.net and it points > to my public ip. How would i go about setting up the host??? If you > can please continue to help me i would greatly appreciate it. Thanks. Whoever hosts your public DNS needs to do this. It isn't something you do on your network or server unless you are hosting your own public DNS, which it appears you aren't, and you shouldn't be unless you understand all the requirements and ramifications. Sounds like you need to talk to your brother. > > "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote: > >> Jeff Janovich wrote: >>> Well my brother is actually hosting janovich.net. He works with a >>> hosting place. So i had him change the mx to my public ip thinking >>> that would work. >> >> No - MX records have to point to A records, as per the RFCs. He >> needs to create an A record called mail.janovich.net - a host called >> mail on your domain - that points at the IP address you want. Then >> he needs to set the MX record to mail.janovich.net >> >> The only thinkg i am still trying to figure out is >>> how to get mail.janovich.net to point to my machine. I know thats >>> what the mx record does. So i need mail.janovich.net to point to >>> public ip is what i believe you are saying. >> >> Yes. >> >>> And i am working with >>> Exchange 2003. If you can help me out anymore i would greatly >>> appreciate it. Thank You. >> >> And your port 25 needs to be open in your firewall/router. >> >> >>> >>> "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote: >>> >>>> Jeff Janovich wrote: >>>>> Now this is where i get confused. I am just starting to learn >>>>> this. My domain controller is janovich.com. >>>> >>>> That's internal... >>>> >>>>> My registered domain is >>>>> janovich.net. >>>> >>>> That's public >>>> >>>>> Now would i have my isp or the host of my janovich.net >>>>> domain and email change this mx record. >>>> >>>> Whomever hosts the public DNS host for janovich.net can do this for >>>> you. How did you set the erroneous MX record in the first place? >>>> >>>>> And would it be changed to >>>>> mail.janovich.net. >>>> >>>> That's a common hostname but you can use what you like. The >>>> important thing is that the A record point to the right public IP. >>>> >>>>> And is there a KB article on how to setup the >>>>> exchange stuff from beginning to end or at least the virtual >>>>> server part. >>>> >>>> What version of Exchange are you using? E2000/2003 should be >>>> working fine to receive Internet mail out of the box. You need to >>>> open up port 25 inbound in your router/firewall if you want to >>>> receive mail - forward it to the LAN IP of your Exchange server, >>>> and you should see http://www.msexchange.org/tutorials/MF002.html >>>> for setting your recipient policy, etc. >>>> >>>>> If you can answer back i would really appreciate it. Just one >>>>> more thing. My isp and domain reg. are two diff. companies. If >>>>> that helps. >>>> >>>> It doesn't matter... >>>> >>>>> Well thank you very much. >>>>> >>>>> "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote: >>>>> >>>>>> Jeff Janovich wrote: >>>>>>> I work for a very small company. We have a domain controller >>>>>>> and we also have a different domain registration. The email >>>>>>> that we want to work is the one from the domain registration. >>>>>>> I have it setup correctly to my knowledge. I can send and >>>>>>> recieve internally and i can send externally but cant recieve. >>>>>>> The domain registration is janovich.net. The mx record points >>>>>>> to my public ip address. So i am not sure why it sis not >>>>>>> working or if i am skipping a step. If someone can please help >>>>>>> me out i would really appreciate it. Thank You >>>>>> >>>>>> Two problems: >>>>>> >>>>>> Your MX record is wrong. It needs to be an A record >>>>>> (mail.yourdomain.com, etc) - not an IP address. Have your >>>>>> ISP/public DNS host fix this. >>>>>> >>>>>> Also, you need to open up port 25 inbound in your firewall for >>>>>> inbound SMTP to your server's LAN IP. Tag: Throttling Exchange 2003 bandwidth use for sending outbound emails Tag: 125001
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    - exchang 5.5's distrubition list to Exchange 2003 Hi, planning to migrate an Exchange 5.5 (NT single domain) to Exchange 2003 in 2003 interim domain). For reasons, we have to keep the new Exchange 2003 server along with other Windows NT4 in the same domain for a while. My question is: how to deal with the Exchange 5.5 distrution list? will it going to be Unverisal group? then how Universal group work in a mix domain mode (or 2003 interim) ? Thanks in advance, fshguo. Tag: Throttling Exchange 2003 bandwidth use for sending outbound emails Tag: 125000
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    - Migrate from Imail to Exchange - Exchange Migration Tool? AS part of a migration to SBS2K3, I'll be migrating from Imail to Exchange. The new DC, per SBS requirements, will be the new email server. Has anybody tried this with the Exchange Migration Tool? Imail is not one of the products listed in the EMT description, but then it makes a reference to migrating IMAP4 and I'm wondering if that will work for a generic server using IMAP. I've googled and cannot find anything about migrating from Imail to Exchange, only the other way. Tag: Throttling Exchange 2003 bandwidth use for sending outbound emails Tag: 124999
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    - PF Replication Hi How do I set the Public Folder replication to be 5 mins? Thanks MWGP Tag: Throttling Exchange 2003 bandwidth use for sending outbound emails Tag: 124998
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    - How do setup mailbagging? I've searched, and tried looking through some books, but so far I am at a loss as to how I can setup my Exchange 2003 to provide mailbagging for my other Exchange (2000). These are in completely different networks using completely different ISPs in different towns. Can anybody offer some pointers to how to set this up? Both exchanges are functioning fine accepting mail for seperate domain names. Tag: Throttling Exchange 2003 bandwidth use for sending outbound emails Tag: 124997
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    - IMAP4 I have Exchange 2003 and am attempting to setup IMAP4 so that we can try using mobile devices to access email accounts. I have setup the IMAP4 virtual server and opened port 143 on our firewall. We seem to be able to connect but not authenticating. Just for testing I have turned off SSL and SASL and am only using Basic Authentication and still we are unable to authenticate. Is there something I am missing? Warren Tag: Throttling Exchange 2003 bandwidth use for sending outbound emails Tag: 124994
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    - Virtual Server config ? I have two e2k3 servers in a single org, in same routing group responsible for the same mail domain. Each has the default SMTP virtual server with default settings. There is no connection to the internet they are on an isolated LAN. All messages from users with mailboxes on server1 (the first installed e2k3 server) are delivered fine regardless of the location of the recipients mailbox. All messages from a mailbox on server2 (the latest installed e2k3 server) get NDR with 5.3.5 there is a mail looping error when sent to users whose mailboxes reside on server1. How do I resolve this? TIA Tag: Throttling Exchange 2003 bandwidth use for sending outbound emails Tag: 124993
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We have a MS Exchange 2003 Enterprise server and we use a DSL for our
internet connection. Our DSL speed is 1.5 Mbps down and 384 kbps up. We have
been having problems with our internet connection being down when someone
from our company sends large emails. They larger the emails, the longer our
internet connection is down. Is there any way to set Exchange 2003 to limit
the bandwidth that it uses at certain speed? If not, any other suggestions
would really be appreciated.

TIA,
Alex

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Re: Throttling Exchange 2003 bandwidth use for sending outbound emails by test

test
Tue Dec 07 08:04:11 CST 2004

What about setting limits on the size users are allowed to send emails.

"Alex" <nospam_987654321@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:10r9r8ttg8jprf4@corp.supernews.com...
> We have a MS Exchange 2003 Enterprise server and we use a DSL for our
> internet connection. Our DSL speed is 1.5 Mbps down and 384 kbps up. We
have
> been having problems with our internet connection being down when someone
> from our company sends large emails. They larger the emails, the longer
our
> internet connection is down. Is there any way to set Exchange 2003 to
limit
> the bandwidth that it uses at certain speed? If not, any other suggestions
> would really be appreciated.
>
> TIA,
> Alex
>
>

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Re: Throttling Exchange 2003 bandwidth use for sending outbound emails by Lanwench

Lanwench
Tue Dec 07 08:44:55 CST 2004

Alex wrote:
> We have a MS Exchange 2003 Enterprise server and we use a DSL for our
> internet connection. Our DSL speed is 1.5 Mbps down and 384 kbps up.
> We have been having problems with our internet connection being down
> when someone from our company sends large emails. They larger the
> emails, the longer our internet connection is down. Is there any way
> to set Exchange 2003 to limit the bandwidth that it uses at certain
> speed? If not, any other suggestions would really be appreciated.
>
> TIA,
> Alex

Hi - you have replies in another group.

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