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    - 550 5.7.1 Unable to relay for I am having a problem with a Exchange 2003 server that is also a POP3 server. I have configured Outlook express to use the POP3 server to retrieve emails. When I am using a OE client local to the Exchange server everything seems to work fine and I can send and receive email to local and remote email addresses. When I use a OE client that is not local to the Exchange server I can receive email, but not send. The error I receive is: The message could not be sent because one of the recipients was rejected by the server. The rejected e-mail address was 'someone@othercompany.net'. Subject 'test', Account: 'Frank', Server: 'mail.localcompany.com', Protocol: SMTP, Server Response: '550 5.7.1 Unable to relay for someone@othercompany.net', Port: 25, Secure(SSL): No, Server Error: 550, Error Number: 0x800CCC79 On the OE client I have checked "My server requires authentication", which seems to clear up this issue for many people, but I am still receiving the error. On the Exchange server under the "Default SMTP Virtual Server" I have checked the "Allow all computers which successfully authenticate to relay, regardless of the list above" The Authentication is set for 'Anonymous Access', 'Basic authentication' and 'Integrated Windows Authentication" If I set up an open relay I am able to send email from a remote location...So I think there is something I'm missing with the client authentication. Is there someway to verify my authentication is working. Any help is appreciated Thnx Frank Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137831
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    - can't start setup in disaster recovery mode We just restored a windows backup set containing the entire C:\ partition and the System State Data. The restore was 100% successfull, however when we reboot the server to try and re-install exchange using disasterrecovery mode switch it tells us our metabase is corrupted. Upon checking out IIS we can see that it is not running at all.....should we re-install IIS and then try the setup using the /disasterrecovery switch or do we need that old metabase data from when the server was working? Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137829
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    - beginner's question I am helping out with a small non-profit that has 15 desktops at a single site (Ethernet LAN, file server) and depends heavily on e-mail which is currently hosted outside. We are moving to a domain environment on Windows Small Business Server 2003 with Exchange server. We do not intend to host our web site, but we are considering hosting our e-mail. Is hosting our e-mail a wise move for a relatively small office? Would it be smarter to keep outsourcing this function? All thoughts welcome! Jay Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137826
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    - Changing Recipent Update Service I am in the process of trying to decommission an exchange server, and I want to make sure the old one has all roles moved off of it. So I am trying to change the Recipient Update Service from the old server to the new one.. and I keep getting this following error. I have verified most settings including the DNS Servers, Run DCDiag, against the cooresponding DC, and run Netdiag all with no more idea of why this is happening.. Anyone else seen this? I have read a couple of articles that will suggest running domain prep again. But I am not sure I want to do that right now.. Also a little more info.. both DCs at were in place at the time the "old server" was brought on line have been removed.. so Domain Prep may be only option. Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137824
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    - 5.5 server in a 2003 domain I am upgrading my NT domain controller to 2003 soon. I also have a 2000 server running Exchange 5.5. What problems am I going to run into keeping 5.5 up and running for a week or so until I can upgrade it to Exchange 2000 or 2003? Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137822
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    - Drive Optimization Hi, We've got a Compaq ProLiant DL380 G2, which is our Exchange 2000 server. It has two physical RAID 5 drive array's, one being logical drives c: and d: and the second physical drive being e:. The system has 1 GB of RAM. This is a company of ~80 users. C: is the system drive, d: is the Exchange Server drive and e: contains the tran logs. The Microsoft Performance Troubleshooting Analyzer indicates a bottleneck on d:, I'm sure because it contains the page file. I know that having the page file on a on its own physical drive would be good, but that isn't going to happen. Also, the c: drive doesn't really have enough space for the swap file. There are definitely performance issues with this machine. As a side note, we are upgrading to Exchange 2003 and Server 2003 this weekend, so all of this may be a moot point, but I'd still like to know if there is a "fix" for this problem. It seems like this would be a fairly common hardware scenario. Any thoughts would be much appreciated. Thanks! Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137821
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    - New to Exchange Server (where to start) Hi all, I am the IT director of a small company with around 115 users in four office locations. I am running a W2K Domain "mycompany.com" with DC's in each office location. The offices ,for now, are connected via frame-relay and all Internet traffic flows through the corporate office to hop on a Dedicated T-1 for Internet access at our corporate office. Currently we outsource our website and e-mail, but we want to bring both in-house. Since I have never worked with Exchange (or any messaging system) before I was wondering if someone could tell me where I need to start. Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137816
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    - OOF or rules does not send more than one reply to Inetrnet user - I need help..... This was possible in exchange 5.5, Now we have upgarded to 2003 and having problems with Auto response feature. Autoresponse only works for first internet mail users, but will not send anymore email to same user. We need this feature. To reply on every email that is recieved. We get E-orders through hospitals and every order needs a to respond with a autoresponse. Tried OOF and Rules wizard. Both behave the same way. Would appriciate for any help. Thanks Chris Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137815
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    - OWA "404 Not Found" Error Hi I've just setup OWA on an Exchange 2003 FE server. The server sits behind an ISA server. When I type the URL of the OWA site I get the following error: Page cannot be displayed 404 Not Found - The requested item could not be located. (12028) Internet Security and Acceleration Server I originally thought the issue may be with the ISA server....but when I try to access my mailbox internally through the FE server (http://servername/exchange) the mailbox looks like its opening (the blue line appears which splits the folders menu and the inbox) but I get the same error message in both windows: Page cannot be displayed 404 Not Found - The requested item could not be located. (12028) Internet Security and Acceleration Server This isn't my first time deployiong OWA 2003 with this scenario, but this is the first time I've had this issue and can't find any relevant articles (most blame ISA, which this obviously isn't). Any comments would be greatly appreciated. Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137814
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    - Disaster recovery Hi We have a Exchange server 2003 install on a windows 2003 DC with Global catalog and we are experiencing problems with our Exchange server, so now we want to uninstall the exchange server and the windows 2003 from that (server Box) and reinstall a 2003 server as a member server and our Exchange server on the same (server box) that we uninstall from. We have a primary DC on another server that is working perfectly fine, so we would like to know what is our best scenario for that to work, because We want to keep same server name,same organisation,same site. Thank you Mart Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137812
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    - HTTP/1.1 503 Service Unavailable For the past 2 days when a user tries to connect to OWA they get this... HTTP/1.1 503 Service Unavailable Did anyone experience this? Thanks, Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137809
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    - Exchange 2003 sp2 upgrade IMF issues I have a exchange server2003 that I am trying to apply the sp2 upgrade. I had to jump through hoops to copy the correct profile that had the install info for the Intelligent Message Filter. I was able to remove it using the add/remove but when I try to apply sp2 it says that the IMF is still installed. Addionally, I am running Symantec Antivrius for Exchange and SMTP and also have the Premium Spam filter (Brightmail) installed. Any ideas?? Thanks, Roy Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137808
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    - Recover public calendar Since I'm new to Exchange 2003, I misunderstood the two folders showing a public calendar. I decided to delete one. Unfortunately, when I deleted one, the other disappeared also. We are using Server 2003 with Exchange 2003 and Outlook 2000. Most of the messages imply knowledge of exchange that I seem to be missing. So do I need to create a new shared calendar (and how do I do that?), or can I recover the deleted one? Thanks, Cris Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137807
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    - Relaying between exchange servers After installing a new exchange server the users on the old server can not send message to users on the new server. the message comes back. "You do not have permission to send to this recipient. For assistance, contact your system administrator. <Mail.domain.com #5.7.1 smtp;550 5.7.1 <person@domain.com>... Relaying denied. Proper authentication required.>" Do I need to change my relay settings? TIA Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137806
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    - Multiple domains setup question Currently we have a single domain AD. We are currently installing Exchange with a font end\and cluster backup configuration. At this our users are also configured with an SMTP address for a currently being used external POP3 . We have our recipient policy forwarding the SMTP maill to that server. What would like to do is to migrate our users to use the exchange server for both exchange mail and internet mail. But the 2 domains are using separate name spaces. The department who manages the POP3 have told us that they can place an attribute on the POP mailboxes to automatically forward all POP mail to our exchange server as we migrate the users off the POP3. What would we need to setup on the Exchange side to accept this mail and pass it along to the appropriate users? What would we have to setup on the Exchange side to properly handle the SMTP mail once the users have been fully migrated from the POP3 to their full exchange mailbox? Thank you Paul Glickenhaus Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137804
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    - New exchange server I am going to replace out old exchange server. Is there a way to replicate the mail boxes and public folders while I migrate every one to the new server? Also I created a test mail box on the old server. when I migrated the mailbox I could no longer logon to OWA with that account and when I tried to go to OWA on the new server it just redirected me to the old server. Once I remove the old server will I be able to access OWA on the new server? Thank you Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137795
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    - Custome address book Is it possible to create an address book much like the global address book for our company of sales contacts that can be easily shared among the sales group? these address would be for people not in our organization. Thank you Josh Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137791
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    - So Tricky !! OWA - Change Password Function ??? Anybody encounter such tricy problem ? If using FireFox v1.07 to do the change password function, it successfully change the password, but it seems the firefox will and only keep 2 passwords, that is we can use the old one and the new one to logon OWA after change password, but IE only allow the new password to logon OWA. Another tricy problem is if using IE 6.0 w/ SP2 to do the change password function, it always got "error number : 5", we CAN'T use IE to change password. Why ? Why ? Why ? Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137788
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    - Recommended Exchange paritioning Hi All, We will be having our own Exchange server 2003 soon. We have ordered new hardware for it and has 6 x 146GB hard drive. 2 of the hard drive will be RAID 1 for the OS and the other 4 hard disk will be running RAID 5. May I know what is the recommended to partition the drives? I will have about 35 users so I assume there should be no more than 40 mailboxes. My priority is the way that the parition is being made for the fastest and convinient recovery. Thanks. Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137786
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    - Internet Mail Wizard... remove unwanted domain Greetings -- Went and setup a new Exchange 2003 server. When I did the install and initial configuration I configured the server to use a certain domain -- let's call it mail2.domain.com for the Send and Recieve internet email... Well I actually needed it to be mail.domain.com It was easy enough to make it utilitze that domain however it seems that mail2 is still in there somehow and was wonder what I can do to remove it without having to compeltely re-install the Exchange Server. If I run the Internet Mail Wizard it will not allow me to remove it as all the domains are greyed out... Thanks. Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137784
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    - RPC over HTTP w/ local namespace I have sbs 2003 premium and NOT using ISA I am trying to connect a user's outlook through RPC over HTTP, but the configuration for proxy, and exchange name has the .local namespace which isn't routable through internet. At least i am thinking this is where my problem is at. Does anyone has a way that i can hit the server w/ just the IP or a better solution? Problem or error: the server could not be found. Doing the same configuration internally works fine with RPC over HTTP [but it recognizes the .local namespace] Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137782
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    - 2 Domains within same forest - 1 Exchange server We have 2 domains foo.com and fubar.com in the forest of foo.com We wanted to deploy 1 Exchange Enterprise Server within the forest that would house accounts for both domains foo.com and fubar.com. Is the above possible? Where can I get more information for set-up and configuration. Thanks in advance! -MJB Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137779
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    - Exchange 2003 SP2 install errors advice Hi We have a SBS2003 server SP1 and Exchange Server which tonight i installed SP2 onto, all OK untill received message "setup failed while installing sub-component Exchange ActiveSync with error code 0x0070643" cancel or retry. Retry failed so i cancelled, i expected it to roll back but it skipped the error and continued to install. It then encounted about 12-18 files that were of a newer version so i clicked do not over write. The server is not giving any problems as yet but could some one shead any light on this error or the fact that some files were newer than the SP2 installer. Any advice would be great. Paul Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137773
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    - Probably not the right news group but I am taking Implementing and Managing MicrosoftÂ® Exchange Server 2003. Any ideas on good books to get good info for the test? Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137771
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    - Forestprep run error Greetings Group, I am getting the following error when running Forestprep prior to Exchnage server installation: <The component "Microsoft Exchange Forest Preparation" cannot be assigned the action "ForestPrep" because: Either you do not have permission to update the Active Directory schema or active Directory service is currently too busy.> This is a test environment. Windows 2003 Server Logged in User is a member of: Administrators Domain Admins Enterprise Admins Schema Admins Any Ideas? MA Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137769
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    - Where are addresses in the Global Address list stored? Are addresses in the Exchange 2003 Global Address list stored in AD or in an Exchange database? Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137766
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    - Putting in an exchange server for remote office - newbie questions. Hello, Our team agreed to put in an exchange server for our remote office since it was too slow for e-mailing. We have about a 756K connection to that office. They are part of our domain. Our main exchange server is Windows 2k3 running Exchange 2k3. We will put Exchange 2k3 on a Windows 2k3 server in that office. The server is already built (no exchange) and is part of the ADS. I have set up many exchange 2k3 servers but have questions about setting up remote servers so any advice you can give would be greatly appreciated. 1 What changes (if any) will I need to make on the main exchange server - any modifications to exchange or AD? 2 Is there anything I should know during the e2k3 install on the remote server as far as the main exchange server connectivity goes. 3 The accounts for the people in our remote office already exist on the main server - how do I migrate them to the new server 4 Are there AD changes I need to make on the remote server? 5 What are the other questions topics I should be concerned about? Thank you. Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137765
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    - Two Exchange servers with OWA I found a number of references to this but no solutions, other than using a FE, but that isn't an option here.... We are migrating from 2000 to 2003, but would like to run both servers for a while. Almost everything is working great, surprisingly well. SERVER1 = 2000 = mail.foo.com = server1.internalfoo.local SERVER2 = 2003 = mail2.foo.com = server2.internalfoo.local Users can get to the OWA on SERVER1 from http://mail.foo.com/exchange, http://server1/exchange, and http://server1.internalfoo.local/exchange. And OWA on SERVER2 from http://mail2.foo.com/exchange, http://server2/exchange, and http://server2.internalfoo.local/exchange. It works great as long as the users know which server is holding their mailbox. If a mailbox is on SERVER2 and they log into SERVER1 it redirects them to http://server2.internalfoo.local/exchange. Which, as you would expect, works fine in the office, but not from outside of the LAN. Is there any way to tell it to redirect to http://mail2.foo.com/exchange instead? 'Living with it' is a better option than a FE because SERVER1 will be taken out of service at some point. Thanks! -Ian- Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137763
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    - Post SP2 Issues - Messages stuck in directory lookup queue Lab environment Windows 2003SP1 with Exchange 2003SP2 all servers Front End - Backend Cluster ISA2000 -firewall Post SP2 Issues are as follows on front-end server 1. Messages sent to front end server Inbound and Outbound get stuck in the "Messages Awaiting Directory Lookup" queue 2. Get 404 error when attemptin to use OWA (internally and externally to front end server) Any help would be appreciated GJG Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137761
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    - Need to move Exchange 5.5 on 2000 DC to new server on different domain I have an existing Exchange 5.5 server running under Windows 2000 which is acting as DC for domain 1. I want to move this server to a stand alone Windows 2000 server on domain 2 and turn off the existing DC on domain 1 (starting new network and domain from scratch). There is no trust relationship between the 2 domains. What I would like to do it: 1. Install and name the new server with the same name as the old one 2. Setup and upgrade exchange using /r and copy the existing exchange databases over 3. Do the required maintenance on the new server (ISINTEG, etc) If that worked then all users would join the new domain which is already setup and running. What are the problems with this? I have no desire to keep domain 1 and we will be using domain 2 from now on. All other existing stand alone servers should easily join the new domain and there is only the 1 DC left running on domain 1. What about security...will the users with the same username be able to join the new server under domain 2? What other issues are possible here? Is it even possible? Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137757
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    - service pack order for fresh exchange 2003 install We are installing Exchange 2003 on a new windows 2003 server and would like to know if we install windows 2003 sp1 first or exchange sp1 and 2 first. Any ideas? Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137755
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    - Exchange 2003 IMAP4 Config?? I need to enable IMAP4 on my Exchange 2003 server in order for the voicemail system to be able to communicate to the email server(unified messaging). I cannot find any document that has a procedure for implementing and configuring IMAP4. IMAP4 would only be for internal use only. Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137751
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    - Message forwarding problems Hi I have a local domain and two external domains. External mail addresses have departement name and employees have a local account. I have created virtual users with department name, associated external mail address, and activated mailboxes permissions to local users. The problem is: if a local user tries to forward mail from deparment mailbox to another local user or to reply to it, it gets a permission error saying He does not have enough permissions to forward message to local recipient. If he writes a new message to local or external recipients, no problem. How happens this? Please note that external messages have as sender " [localuser] (external department mail account@externaldomain.com) Any idea about overcoming sucha problem? Thanks a lot. Enrico Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137750
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    - 2003 SP2 Problem?? Applied sp2 Ran Update from within \setup\i386 - Seemed to run OK BUT 1 No Intelligent Msg Filter 2 No Registry entry " Database Size Limit in GB " Any ideas would be Appreciated Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137748
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    - Reinstall Service Pack 2 Exchange 2003 Good morning Last friday I installed service pack 2 for Exchange 2003. All seemt to went well but now 'm having some troubles and I want to re-apply this service pack. Are there some things I have to keep in mind or can I just reinstall this service pack? Greetz and thanks for your help. Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137747
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    - collect bad-address mail in the postmaster box Hi, I can't find how to configure this : marcel.dupont@domain.com goes to mdupont mailbox (easy :-)) but mcarel.duopnt@domain.com or marceldupont@domain.com or anything else goes to postmaster@domain.com actually, all mail where address is mis-speld result in an "unknow user" error. I don't want to generate this error message anymore. Regards Julien Nury Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137746
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    - Configuring RPC over HTTP. I got to this step.. and for some reason, I cannot find the "to do list" to go onto the next step.. where is it exatly?!? Configure RPC over HTTP in Small Business Server 2003 Standard or Premium To configure Small Business Server 2003 Standard or Premium to support RPC over HTTP, run the Configure E-mail and Internet Connection Wizard. To start the wizard and configure RPC over HTTP, follow these steps:1. Click Start, and then click Server Management. 2. Click To Do List, and then click Connect to the Internet. 3. Continue through the wizard and enter the specific information about your Internet connection type, your DNS server, and your router. 4. On the Web Services Configuration page, click to select the Outlook via the Internet check box under the Allow access to only the following Web site services from the Internet. Select any additional services, such as Outlook Web Access, that you require. 5. Click Next. 6. On the Web Server Certificate page, select the Web server certificate type, and then click Next. You can choose to either install a new Web server certificate or locate a third-party certificate. 7. The wizard automatically configures Exchange, Internet Security and Acceleration (ISA) Server, IIS, and the RPC proxy registry entries. Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137745
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    - how do you import into Global Address List? Does anyone know how to import into the Global Address List? (I have a tab delimited text file containing several thousand contacts that need to be imported). Thank you! Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137743
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    - 2 back end server & 1 front end server message routing I have 2 back end server & 1 front end server When I turn off the front end server, the messages at 2 back end servers are hold at the queue (internal mail). And they are in same routing group. I would like to know how the exchange send the email when there is front end server. Is it normal when using front end server? Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137742
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    - Some general questions. Is this right for us? Hi all This post has ended up much longer than I intended and I know some of it is off topic. Feel free to ignore the non-Exchange stuff. I'd appreciate any comments or thoughts about this situation. I look after the I.T. stuff at a small non-profit organization on a volunteer basis. They have a Windows network with about seven users on a mixture of Windows 98, 2000 and XP machines. The server is currently a standard desktop type machine running Windows NT Server 4 (domain controller) and Exchange 5.5. Its been like that for a few years. There is a mixture of MS Outlook versions on the workstations. Exchange is used for internal mail, shared calendars and message storage of internet mail. They have a DSL internet connection. We get about 60 kb/sec when downloading to give an idea of speed. Although its a business account, I don't think its technically any different to the residential connection I have at home with the same ISP. It is ADSL so the upload is much slower. Internet mail is done with POP. ie, the mail is hosted at an ISP. Each user has their own pop mailbox. They pickup pop mail with Outlook and it goes into their Inbox on Exchange. It all works reasonably well. Things maybe all about to change. Someone has generously donated a 'surplus to requirements' server from his company. Its an Acer ... sorry I don't remember the model. It has a raid 5 disk array and comes with Windows 2003 Server and Exchange 2003. The donor is also giving us some consulting time from the I.T. services company that does his company's I.T. work. The consultant is going to migrate the data from Exchange 5.5 to 2003. He says he is going to setup Active Directory. Is that overkill for us? I don't know much about it. They're just a small office accessing a few file shares on a server and sharing a couple of printers. Are there any questions we should ask about the migration before he does it? He also is going to install a Cisco pix 501 firewall. I'm not familier with it although it sounds good :) but again, I wonder if its overkill. We use 192.168... NAT internally. The ActionTec DSL router is set to block everything incoming and "Shields Up" at grc.com confirms it. The only exception is one high port that I have forwarded to one machine to use the Windows XP remote access. I've changed the registry setting on that machine so that remote access listens on that port. Am I being naive to think that an extra firewall really isn't needed? I haven't heard of any security scares with the XP Remote access. I believe its encrypted. If there is a concern there then I could setup an SSH tunnel which I am quite familier with. The XP Remote access is only used by one user but its simple and works very well. He can access shared drives, printers and even sound. It really is just like being there. The consultant wants to do away with that and setup some sort of VPN through the Cisco box. It might be good but I'm just concerned about making a simple working setup much more complicated than it needs to be, especially since its not really clear how much time his company is donating for support etc. He also wants to turn the new Exchange server into the primary mail server for the domain so that it receives internet mail directly via smtp down the dsl line. I understand mail protocols etc and I know that this is the "textbook correct" way of doing it. Pushing is always more efficient than polling. My concern is that it puts lots of eggs in several rather fragile baskets. The DSL line goes down relatively frequently, the break may be brief but the router often doesn't reconnect until someone does a power cycle. Its really no big deal, whoever comes in first just flips the power switch on and off and its away again. I guess we could try working with the ISP to improve that but people just have better things to do. Power cuts happen reasonably often, especially in winter with lots of snow around. We're in a semi rural area. If a break happens Friday night then the connection is maybe out out until Monday morning. Currently, they can always access mail from home via POP or webmail at the ISP no matter what happens at the office. Obviously, with the new setup, that just isn't so. If something stops or breaks at the office, mail is inaccessible. He plans to have a secondary MX at the ISP. That's all well and good but unless the sender's server immediately gives up with a permanent error then I don't really see that the existence of a secondary MX adds much value. Mail either waits at the sender's server or the secondary MX. They also have a one person office in another town who have an email address on the same domain. Currently they are just another POP mailbox at the ISP. Now they are going to have to hit the Exchange server back at the main office with POP, hoping that the DSL line etc is working. I guess I'm asking two things here. Firstly, any comments, suggestions or whatever? Secondly, how bad a practice is it, really, to run pop like we're doing for about seven users? I know its sort of inefficent and obviously there is a limit to how many users could do that but its unusual for more than four to be active at once and with growth, they'll probably never have more than ten users. As I see it, the simple pop method has important advantages in terms of reliability. The consultant, "understands my concerns" but says "the current setup is a bit more complicated than is probably necessary". Thanks in advance Norm Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137741
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    - OMA, active sync. and mobile service in Exchange 2003 Hi...tried to understand what is the different between OMA, active sync. and mobile service in Exchange 2003. Not quite sure if Microsoft supply any documentation on how to setup the windows CE 2003 to sync. with Exchange 2003 over GPRS. Any suggestion? How does it work? Thanks, fshguo. Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137739
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    - Migration from Oracle Collaboration Suite ocs We're doing a migration from Oracle Collaboration Suite to Exchange 2003 enterprise. Has anyone done this? or have any suggestions? We're thinking that our only way to move everyone over is to log in as the user, create a .pst file, then create their exchange profile in outlook and import the .pst file. We have 750 mailboxes to do. Any shortcuts would be appreciated. Thanks, CT Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137734
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    - How to create same user with two domais on exchange 2003 I have SBS2003 Premium with Exchange 2003 I made two templates one for each domain (DOMAIN1 and DOMAIN2) I have a User that need both templates (email addres1 and emai address 2), but on Outlook 2003 just appears one of then to b selected. How to setup Exchange 2003 and Outlook 2003 to select th correct email (template) that the message will be sent Thanks Marc Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137726
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    - Problem with OWA Dear All, I hope to find someone who can give me a tip on how to solve this problem I'm installing a front end Exchange server and I have the following problem when I open OWA ( http://www.geocities.com/zapo_72/owa-prob.JPG). I Followed step by step the KB article http://support.microsoft.com/?id=280823 but it didn't help much. Here is the configuration of the Front End: windows 2003 sp1 enterprise Exchange 2003 sp2 enterp Back-end 2 node cluster active/passive windows 2003 enterprise Exchange 2003 sp1 enterp thanks for your help Carlo Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137724
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    - SP2 for 2003 Hello I was just wondering if I should install SP1 for exchange 2003 before installing SP2 Thanks Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137720
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    - Can't send emails to the outside I have a WinK3 server SP1 and Exchange 2003 SP2. I noticed that the last three days I can not send emails to the outside. The problem is with all users regardless of location including OWA. I tried pretty much everything I can think of. I... - Reinstalled SP2 - Recreated my SMTP Virtual Server - Reviewed my firewall settings - Spoke to my ISP (verything is ok there) This is the error/message I get The following recipient(s) could not be reached: Bob on 11/11/2005 3:10 PM There was a SMTP communication problem with the recipient's email server. Please contact your system administrator. <server.domain.local #5.5.0 smtp;550-ool-18bb26a0.dyn.optonline.net (server.domain.local)> Any Ideas? Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137719
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    - can't send outside emails I have a WinK3 server SP1 and Exchange 2003 SP2. I noticed that the last three days I can not send emails to the outside. The problem is with all users regardless of location including OWA. I tried pretty much everything I can think of. I... - Reinstalled SP2 - Recreated my SMTP Virtual Server - Reviewed my firewall settings - Spoke to my ISP (verything is ok there) This is the error/message I get The following recipient(s) could not be reached: Bob on 11/11/2005 3:10 PM There was a SMTP communication problem with the recipient's email server. Please contact your system administrator. <server.domain.local #5.5.0 smtp;550-ool-18bb26a0.dyn.optonline.net (server.domain.local)> Any Ideas? Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137717
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    - Site Replication Service We've been told by MS Tech Support, to use SRS as the endpoint for all ADC connections. Our understanding is that the SRS runs a copy of the E5.5 and does not communicate directly with AD. Can anyone offer insgihts on the following: 1. The question is when we connect to the SRS database, what security context is in play ? 2. Does the SRS communicate directly with Exchange 2003 and if so how and for what purpose ? -- Jeff Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137707
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    - Setup best practice question I just starting to work at a new place. The company just bought a Dell Poweredge NAS : 500 GIG to use for their file server. My question is really simple, can the NAS be use to put the Exchange 2003 DB? Does the Exchange DB are absolutely needed to be locally on the Exchange box? Thanks Best regards JP Tag: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment Tag: 137704

I have an Exchange 2003 Server and an Exchange 5.5 Server on my domain.
We are migrating all users "eventually" to the 2003 Server.

For the time being, the users housed on the 5.5 server have been able
to use webmail, NOW that I have made the 2003 Exchange server the MX
record, and turned on Https for webmail, only users that are housed on
that Exchange 2003 server can use webmail, and those housed on the 5.5
server cant get to their mail...

Is there anything I can do to make it so ALL users on both servers can
access webmail via the same 2003 Exchange servers webmail application?

Any advice or links would be much appreciated... Thanks in advance,

Chris H.

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Re: Webmail - exchange 5.5 & 2003 environment by Bharat

Bharat
Wed Nov 16 17:48:52 CST 2005

About the only thing you can do is move the 5.5 users to Exchange Server
2003.
Else, till your migration is complete, you will need to allow 5.5. users to
come in on a 5.5 OWA box, and the 2003 users on a 2003 OWA box.
MX records have nothing to do with this. Just make sure both servers resolve
(have A records in external DNS) and users can access them on necessary
ports (https or http).
--
Bharat Suneja
MCSE, MCT
www.zenprise.com
blog: www.suneja.com/blog
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<Christopher.Hoche@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1132183525.720794.259590@o13g2000cwo.googlegroups.com...
>I have an Exchange 2003 Server and an Exchange 5.5 Server on my domain.
> We are migrating all users "eventually" to the 2003 Server.
>
> For the time being, the users housed on the 5.5 server have been able
> to use webmail, NOW that I have made the 2003 Exchange server the MX
> record, and turned on Https for webmail, only users that are housed on
> that Exchange 2003 server can use webmail, and those housed on the 5.5
> server cant get to their mail...
>
> Is there anything I can do to make it so ALL users on both servers can
> access webmail via the same 2003 Exchange servers webmail application?
>
> Any advice or links would be much appreciated... Thanks in advance,
>
> Chris H.
>

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