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    - Problems with Free Busy information I am running e2k3 and have had problems with an old server that was not migrated properly, I have since been able to remove it from the ad and exchange systems, and then rebuild the system folders as per the microsoft articles post here in the last few days. But I still have not been able to get the free busy information to work. Has anyone got any ideas or a direction that I can look to fix the problem. Glenn. Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111888
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    - Exchange installation I currently have a forest xxx.edu and I have a child domain yyy.xxx.edu. The child domain admins want to run exchange 2003 however I do not want to run an exchange server in the rootdomain. Is this possible? If so can I delegate installation? Thanks Mark Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111884
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    - Distribution Lists I have an Exchange 5.5 on a Windows 2000 and about 200 Distribution lists. I would like to know how can I migrated these lists from 5.5 to Exchange 2003. Thanks in advance Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111882
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    - need general exchange info I am a seasoned technician, however I'm relatively new to exchange. I have a client interested in purchasing exchange for his company server (win2000 server In my sourcing I have built up a few questions, and cant seem to findout where to ask them... so I am trying here 1. What is the difference between a device cal and a user cal 2. Is exchange standard edition fine for an office of about 20 people 3. What cals do I need to license those 20 people.. device? or user? (they all run nt 5 and higher on their pcs (don't need remote access as only accessed internally) Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111879
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    - Can I Use Exch 2000 backup in Exch 2003? I tried to upgrade to Exchange 2003 as part of a Small Business Server 2003 upgrade (from SBS 2000). The upgrade for the Exchange 2003 component failed. Since there appeared to be no way to fix or even uninstall Exhange (to start over), the only thing I could think to do was do a clean install of SBS 2003. Of course, I lost all my Exchange data, although I do have a backup of the old Exch 2000 database -- Priv1.edb, etc. ( I wasn't using .pst files.) I want the personal contact and mail info for one user from that old database. Is there anyway to get it? Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111872
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    - How to deploy Exchange 2003 in a 2 node cluster Can someone please tell me where can I find OFFICIAL documentation on how to install exchange 2003 on a 2 node cluster? Microsoft has published a doc for installing on a 4 node environment and you have to assume what applies to you in your 2 node scenario I need a document that is going to hold my hands from soup to nuts Can someone give me some direction Thx Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111868
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    - OWA 2003 - Front End to Back End in another Site/Admin Group Hi All, I'm a exchange 5.5 admin, used to outlook web single address, able to connect to other sites. Although I'm unsure if this works with exchange 2003 ? Anyway, I have recently setup a front end server for exchange 2003. Although unfortunately I cannot seem to connect to the back end server in another site/admin group. Although connecting directly to the back end server works with no problem. The error messages what I getting is a simple 404 error although the layout in internet explorer is correct. Last two entries on the front end server the following, 16:52:42 192.168.1.88 GET /exchange/testing/ Cmd=navbar 80 domain2\testing 192.168.1.68 Mozilla/4.0+(compatible;+MSIE+6.0;+Windows+NT+5.1) 404 0 0 2004-03-02 16:52:42 192.168.1.88 GET /exchange/testing/Posteingang/ Cmd=contents 80 domain2\testing 192.168.1.68 Mozilla/4.0+(compatible;+MSIE+6.0;+Windows+NT+5.1) 404 0 0 Although what is really interesting is that when I setup another folder from System Manager, and set the SMTP address, for the second site, then it works okay for the second site. Strange problem which occurred as well, was on the backend server from the second site, the "exchange" directory SMTP address was actually pointing to the first site i.e.. sitename1.domain.com whereby it should have been sitename2.domain.com. Although I was able to fix this by deleting the "exchange" directory via ADSIedit and creating another pointing to the correct SMTP address. Any help would be great! garth Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111866
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    - Exchange 5.5 to 2K migration I have been following MSFT migration articles and am getting close but have hit a stumbling block. I have a native mode Win2K server environment, with 5.5 running on my PDC. I have installed Exchange 2K loaded on a separate machine that is not a DC. I've run the ADC and it seems to have run successfully as I now see Exchange options in AD users & computers. Here's my roadblock, in article 316886, under Migration of Mailboxes and Public Folders it says "Start the Exchange 5.5 Administrator program, and then connect to the Exchange Server 5.5 computer. Locate the following folder, and then click Public Folder Resources: Organization\Site\Configuration\Server\ServerName\Public Information Store\Public Folder Resources For each public folder in the right pane, click File, and then click Properties. On the Replicas tab, make sure that only the Exchange 2000 Servers you are replicating the public folder to are listed on the right side under Replicate folders to. If the Exchange 2000 server is listed on the left side under Servers, click the Exchange 2000 server, and then click Add to move it to the right side." I don't see my new Exchange 2K server when I do this and I can't add it. Therefore I can't replicate public folders. Also when I try to right click on a user in AD and choose Exchange tasks, move mailbox is not an available task to choose. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111861
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    - Upgrade from 5.5 > 2000 > 2003 Here's the sitch.. I have Exch 5.5 (std.edition) on a Win2000 Server box. I plan to upgrade that to Exch 2000. Then, I plan on buying a new server with Windows 2000 (member server) and putting Exch 2003 (enterprise edition) on it. Is this an effective route to upgrade to 2003? If so, should I have any problems moving the mailboxes over from on box to another? And, how are mailboxes moved over from 2000 to 2003? Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111854
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    - Exmerge connect failure I'm still getting the same error when running exmerge to move mailboxes from my old 5.5 exchange to the new e2k3. They are both in the same domain but in different organizations. The 5.5 is running NT4. I've changed the port to 390 on both,complied with articles, 288446, 262954, 823143 and 327304. After I enter the server name, domain controller name and port number I get this "Error encountered getting Mailbox information from the pirvate information storer database on server test_exch01." I'm really running out of ideas and time here and would appreciate any help. Thanks...Mike Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111845
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    - Exchange 2003 Hardware requirements Can I get some suggestions for hardware requirements for Exchange 2003 Standard? The recommended specs from Microsoft seem a little on the light side to me. I have never run Exchance before so I am not that familiar with it. I currently have 91 e-mail users and do not plan on adding any great number in the months or year to come. Any suggestions on memory, storage drives, etc? I appreciate it. Bruce Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111844
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    - Changing the Organistion name Hi all. We are testing a migration from 5.5 to 2003. We need co- existance between to 2 for the migration and wanted to use ADC inter-organisational connectors. There is a problem when you have the same organisation name for box Exchange organisations so we have to call the new 2003 Exchange organisation a different name. Is there a way of renaming the organisation once the migration is complete? Thanks for your help with this regards Ian Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111842
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    - Exchange 2000 to Exchange 2003 Migration on new hardware - Please HELP! I have two servers at different sites connected by a VPN tunnel. Mail01.domain.com (the first server in the domain, windows2000 sp3 exchange 2000 sp2) Mail02.domain.com (joined to the domain, Windows 2k3, Exchange 2k3) I migrated email users over using the exchange manager. If mail01 is offline, I cant access email services on mail02.domain.com MX records are currently pointing at Mail01.domain.com, however, can easily be changed. How can I take mail01 out of the loop, drop the tunnel, and drop the server? Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111841
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    - 501 Not Implemented in system manager during migration from 5.5 I am trying to follow the KB article 822450 to remove my Exchange 5.5 Server from our site after moving all the mailboxes to an Exchange 2003 server on new hardware. when I click on the Public folders under Folders in my administrative group, I get the following error message: "The operation Failed because of an HTTP error 501 (Not implemented). Verify that the ExAdmin Virtual root exists on the destination server." I have verified that the ExAdmin virtual directory exists on the default web site, and I can browse the directory structure of the public folders by going to it. I checked the logs for the default website for when I was in System Manager, and found the 501 error: 2004-03-02 14:27:16 172.16.1.200 SEARCH /ExAdmin/Admin/my.domain/Public+Folders/NON_IPM_SUBT REE/ - 80 MYDOMAIN\Administrator 172.16.1.200 Exchange+Admin 501 0 0 2004-03-02 14:27:22 172.16.1.200 SEARCH /ExAdmin/Admin/my.domain/Public+Folders/ - 80 mydomain\Administrator 172.16.1.200 Exchange+Admin 501 0 0 I do not have URLScan installed on this machine, and have run a search on this server for urlscan.ini to be sure. Any suggestions? TIA Mike Schmalz Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111839
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    - Adding a new domain to an existing exchange 2000 install. Hi there I already have an exisiting Exchange Server 2000, we are currently going through a process of corporate rebranding and need to add another domain, do I just add this domain name (which I already have purchased) to the current Recipient Policy? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111836
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    - Sender's adress in exchange 5.5 We have exchange server 5.5 running, and we want to configure one e-mail adress to look like it came from somewhere else (only the reply-to) So that when someone recieves an e-mail from that account and clicks the reply button. It goes to a different e-mail adress. Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111834
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    - Strange issue installing OWA 5.5 on Win2K Server Hi all I had a strange issue when installing OWA 5.5 on a Win2K server with IIS5. After the install is complete, the C:\exchsrvr\WEBDATA folder does not have the IIS Guest Account on it, therefore any attempt made to actually logon fails, as it calls the asp script in this very folder! Applying the permission manually resolved the problem. However, the first time I rebooted the server after doing this, it came back up with a completely empty wwwroot folder, and nothing in the recycle bin! I have to completely re-install IIS, and then OWA to fix this. Then I also still had to re-apply the Internet Guest Account to the WEBDATA folder, but subsequent reboots didn't cause the same issue Anyone else experience these issues, or have any idea what could cause them Thank Lawrence Bowen Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111833
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    - How to replace old 5.5? Hi, How it should be done? Situation: AD in use. All servers are W2000 or W2003 servers, except old 5.5 has NT. Ive installed exchange 2003 on w2003 server and its now backend server, all mailboxes are moved to this server (backend). But incoming mails come through old Exchange 5.5 on NT server. Next step is replacing this NT wiht w2003 server with exchange 2003 front end installation. Should the new frontend server be a domain member (because AD)? We will use OWA on it from internet. reg. Tommi Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111832
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    - Site Replication Service Removal H Trying to install 2nd server with Exchange 2003. Cant get past point at which it asks for service account info. The exchange setup log has a line "There are no 5.5 servers but an SRS exists". SRS is disabled in services. Anyone know how to manually remove SR Thanks Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111827
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    - Public folder performance Hi In a public folder containing about 50 000 journal items, is it normal that there is a delay of several minutes from when you click the folder (in Outlook) to display the items until the items are actually listed? If not, what can be done to speed things up? The network and hardware is not expected to be a bottleneck. This might not be much information to base an answer on, but all opinions are welcome. TF Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111824
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    - Public folder performance Hi In a public folder containing about 50 000 journal items, is it normal that there is a delay of several minutes from when you open the folder until the items are listed? If not, what can be done to speed things up? The network and hardware is not expected to be a bottleneck. This might not be much information to base an answer on, but all opinions are welcome. TF Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111823
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    - Exchange 2003 setup /3GB switch Hi, If this switch was not enabled when I installed exchange 2003 but do a modification on the boot.ini after excahnge has been installed.....will there be any impact? Regards, Jeremy Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111822
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    - PF Performance Slow after migrating to Exch2003 Hi Guys, My users are experiencing really slow performance when accessing public folders after migrating from exchange 5.5. When they open a PF with many messages in it, it takes a really long time to display the contents and some users even get the message that the exchange server is unavailble. Some of the public folders I have are huge and contain couple of thousands of messages with attachments. Any help rendered would be greatly appreciated. Regards, Jeremy Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111821
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    - Error when starting exchange 2000 installation when starting exchange 2000 installation the following alert is displayed ============================================= the component "microsoft exchange messaging and collaboration services" cannot be assigned the action "install" because; Active directory has not replicated all the necessary permissions for the deleted items container. please wait until replication completes before running setup ============================================= this is the second exchange 2000 server i tried to install, i tried to install on a member server, a child domain DC and a second domain controller in the same domain without any success, knowing that it only got installed on the first domain controller in a new forest what can i do to install a second exchange 2000 server in the same forest? thanx Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111820
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    - Move mailbox between 2 different language servers All, I've a old Ex5.5 server in Korean, and now need to change that to English. My plan is setting up a new English server with Korean Language pack ,then move those users from the old box to the new one. However since they are in different language and I have no experenice on handling different language. I don't know will the users mailbox will transfer. Please help will you have experience on handling differnet language servers . Tim Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111819
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    - Remvoe RFAXPROX.dll from Exchange 5.5 I have followed the technet instructions for removing the RightFax 8.0 connector for Exchange 5.5. It's still in the Address Proxy Generators and is interfering with GAL management. Anyone know how to remove it? Exchange 5.5 SP4. Thanks, Mike Ober. Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111818
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    - Moving e5.5 from one server to a new server HELP!!! I have an old server running windows 2000 server. It is a domain controller. It is also acting as our exchange 5.5 email server. Just purchased a new server to act as our new email server. This server is running W2K server but will be a member server. I've loaded exchange 5.5 on the new server. Now, how do I get all the mailboxes (and anything else that needs to be moved) from the old server to the new server? Please help!!! Jim j.lack@rrpl.org Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111817
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    - Delete SPAM for a former employee (NDR) Two former employees receive tons of SPAM and no longer have email accounts. How can I have Exchange 2003 just delete ANY email sent to these accounts without delivering a NDR? Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111815
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    - Upgrade to Exchange2K3 Failed I am upgrading Exhcnage2K (Windows2K) to Exchange2K3 (Windows 2K). I followed all step to upgrade and it fails at the end of upgrade showing OMABrowseInstall.exe failed. I tried several times, but same result. (There is no failure event on Applicaion Event log) (I tried to upload the setup log file, but I can not. The file is to large(73K zipped size) Could anyone help about this? Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111812
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    - Help: Change SMTP address for everything. We have two servers (in the same site/organisation). The first is running Exchange 5.5, the other is running Exchange 2000. We have about 600 mailboxes on the 5.5 Server, and only 45 on the 2000 server. There are thousands of Public Folders. For business reasons, we need to remove the current email address from all mailboxes, distribution lists and public folders, and then replace it with a totally new address. How can this be easily achieved? Especially when the Exchange data is scattered across two servers? Any help would be greatly appreicated. Regards, Richard. richard.kay@computerland.co.nz Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111811
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    - reference book for Microsoft Exchange 2000 or Exchange 2003 Administration Guide Dear all, I would like to buy a reference book for Microsoft Exchange 2000 or Exchange 2003 Administration Guide. Could you guys suggest one as you think it is good? Thanks in advance. Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111810
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    - Can't re-install 2003 I have installed Exchange to test out on a sandbox Now I can't get rid of it in AD I have followed the crazy procedure of having to download SP3 For 2000 just to run the Update /removeorg tool It errored out. I still have two instances of the server showing in System Manager Can anyone tell me please how to remove a previous exchnage installation from AD?????? Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111807
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    - Exchange 2k3 Failed: Site Replication Service The following error appeared during installation: "Setup failed while installing sub-component Site Replication Service with error code 0xC1030B11 (please consult the installtion logs for a detailed description). You may cancel the installation or try the failed step again." The "Exchange Server Setup Progress.log" did not have any clues to what this error is. Any help would be much appreciated. Thank you. Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111805
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    - Exchange 2003 setup failure I am setting up Exchange 2003 on a new server running Windows 2003 -- All available service packs and hot fixes are installed. I chose to setup a new first Exchange server, and I am able to run the setup steps forest and domain prep fine... but when I run setup program, the software fails and tells me it is looking for an Exchange 5.5 server to attach to... And won't let me by this... any thoughts? Thanks. Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111792
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    - External/Internal mail problem How do i setup just external mail. I am having a problem with internal mail going to outside addresses, so when the outside party replies they get an error. The mail from my location is being sent with internal address. Can i get ride of internal mail all together and just use external Thanks Steve Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111788
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    - Access to Exchange 5.5 via trust H I am installing Exchange 2003 into a new domain, after running the dsscope tool on the installation CD I get an error that states the user does not have access to the exchange 5.5 server. I have set up a trust between the new 2003 domain and the existing NT domain in which the exchange 5.5 server is in How do I give the rights to the user in the my 2003 domain so that they can access the 5.5 exchange server Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111786
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    - Move an Exchange 5.5 server to a new domain Hi I have to move an Exchange server 5.5 from NT4 domain to a Windows 2000 AD Domain I have only this server and about 100 client with Outlook vers. 97/200 How can I do that? there are some problem about How can I change service account and permission Tab in the server When the clients log on to the new domain and access at mail outlook point to the server in the old domain Thank gerr Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111785
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    - Exchange w2k3 install.........best practise advice.. this is a beauty Hi Everyone I'm looking for a bit of best practise advice about the exchange W2k3 install. In our current environment we made a bit of a mistake when creating the original AD domain. We already had an exchange 5.5 server up and running on an NT box. And instead of using this to populate our Active directory user accounts, we started again from scratch, effectively creating 2 domains. Mail and the AD domain. Looking back on it we should have investigated more but we never had the time. The affect means that all users have to log onto there PC's then log onto there e-mail accounts separately, we have no trusts set up anywhere. We also have a problem with all users mail being stored locally (unless they travel between sites then it's on a network share). All e-mail files are always stored as a PST file in any given location. Now a small team of us have been given the task of installing exchange w2k3 into our domain and migrating all the mail boxes over. All the technet advice i can find seems to point to migrating from a "proper" install, where by you used your NT 4 domain and 5.5 accounts to populate your new Active Directory structure. But as you can see from the above our scenario is slightly unique. i would be much obliged if anyone could offer some tips on how best to proceed Cheers Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111784
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    - GroupWise migration Most of my migration experience has been with earlier versions of GroupWise and Exchange. We are moving from GroupWise 5.2 on NetWare 4.11 to Exchange 2003. From what I can determine, the Gateway Services for NetWare and Client Services for Netware functionality has been replaced by MSDSS. Could someone please validate this for me? Also, the customer has a question regarding scheduling resources such as conference rooms, projectors, etc. Will they be able to schedule these resources from both GroupWise and Exchange 2003? Thanks in advance for any assistance. Regards, Warren Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111782
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    - Offline Address Book Sync error I moved my Exchange 5.5 mailboxes to Exchange 2003 and all went well except for the users on Outlook 2003 who are using a cached profile. When they go to sync they get an error: Task 'Microsoft Exchange Server' reported error (0x8004010F) : 'The operation failed. An object could not be found.' and under the "Sync Issues" folder they get the error: Microsoft Exchange offline address book 0X8004010F Could someone tell me what I need to do to fix this? Thank you Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111780
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    - Migration - elimininating 5.5 server I've got several KBs working with including 189286, 152959, 822450, which gets confusing. Single 5.5 server in site to one Ex2003 server in same site. On test network, I moved all user mailboxes from our one 5.5 server to a 2003 server and will do same for public folders, then change DL expansion server to be the 2003 server. Do I just leave the 5.5 System Attendant mailbox and the mailbox created for the IMS on the 5.5 server? Then, is this correct order: (simultaneously, adjust public MX records with ISP) 1. Move site folders (OAB, Schedule + Free/Busy info and org forms) 2. Move site connectors and wait for replication to complete a. Connectors to the other 5.5 sites b. Schedule + Free/Busy Agent 3. Change Bridgehead Server 4. Recalculate routing for 2003 to send/receive internet mail. 5. Stop the 5.5 services. 6. Wait a while (how long??) to verify no problems. 7. Use 5.5 Admin program to delete 5.5 server from 2003 Admin Group. 8. Do the ADC, Config CA_SRS_Server_Name, Replicate Now procedure, wait for replication to occur. 9. Run 5.5 setup and choose Remove All. btw, I can't remove (shut down) the 5.5 server totally as it is a BDC running DHCP and WINS and I still need to migrate those to 2003. Thanks, Joan Resnick Ehrlich Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111779
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    - OAB Version 3a folder missing from Exchange site We have recently added an Exchange 2003 server, into our native Exchange 2000 site. However, upon doing some reading about some Offline Address Book errors we had been having, I've found that apparently we didn't get an OAB Version 3a folder generated upon adding the Exchange 2003 Server to the site. Replication for the OAB 2 folder appears to be happening as expected, but the OAB Version 3a folder which will support the new Unicode cached mode, isn't there. Is there a way I can force generate an OAB version 3a folder onto our Exchange 2003 Server? Rob Gordon Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111776
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    - Can Exchange pull in POP3 E-mail automatively? Does anyone know how I can setup Exchange 5.5 server so it will pull in a user's POP3 E-mail from an external server (outside our network) automatically without having to use Outlook or other E-mail client to do it? Currently, I have to setup Outlook with the external E-mail's setting and then actually open up Outlook before my external POP3 E-mail would come in, otherwise it would sit at the ISP server. What I like to do is have Exchange server do all the pulling for every user accounts in the Exchange automatically, without Outlook at all. Outlook will in turn use to view what is already sits in the Exchange server only. Any help is appreciated. Long Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111774
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    - Upgrade from Exchange 5.5 to 2000 Hi I am planning to upgrade Exchange 5.5 to Exchange 2000 .We have AD on windows 2000.How do i upgrade it on the same server? What is the best way to do it? Thanks Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111773
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    - Exchange 2003 Upgrade We currently have upgraded to 2003 server across the network with the exception of our Exchange 5.5 server which is running NT4.0. I would like to know if we can load Exchange 5.5 along with all stores to the 2003 member server and then to an in-place upgrade to Exchange 2003. My reasoning for doing this is that we have 500+ PCs and I need to keep the same name for the Exchange server so I don't have to go out and touch each PC with the new name of the Exchange server. Has anyone done this and if so, what are the pitfalls or problems you have run into, if any? Thanks... Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111772
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    - Blocking attachments Good day. Is there a way to block all incoming emails with attachments of a certain type (i.e.; .pif, .exe)? We keep getting bombarded with these virus emails and I'm wondering if there is an easier way to handle them than to allow them to go to the mailboxes and then be quarantined by Symantec Antivirus. Any ideas would be very much appreciated. Sally Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111770
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    - sending email from exch 2003 internal to imail server on dmz Please let me know how to configure our internal Exchange 2003 to send emails to my iMail server on our DMZ. The messages finally send after about 30 minutes. I would like them to arrive immediately if possible. Please advise. Thanks! Shelly Campbell shelly@borrisinfogroup.com Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111769
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    - Upgrade Is it possible to upgrade 5.5 directly to Exchange 2003? I have a client that has a server with 5.5 on it, but no room to install any more software. I'd like to put a new 2003 server in, install Exchange 2003 into it, and move everything over to it. Is that possible or will I have to start with Exchange 2000 and then upgrade? Are there any on-line migration notes that would be helpful to me? Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111766
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    - E2K3 - Downloads only - korean characters not displayed correctly Hello I have Exchange 2003 Ent. ed. on W2K3 standard. I just installed the asian language pack and the charaters within the file system, mail system, and public folders display correctly. However, when I try to download a file via OWA using "save as" the filename text is all garbled. Any ideas would greatly be appreciated JD Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111765
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    - Exchange 5.5 and 4.0 domain I currently have a NT 4.0 Domain With exchange 5.5. Exchange 5.5 is on a NT 4 BDC. I have 1 PDC and 2 BDC's. I'm going to be upgrading my network to 2003 and exchange 2003. On the server with exchagne 5.5 I'll upgrade to Server 2000. and then install exchange 2003 on a 2003 member server. My question is this, When I upgrade the NT 4 BDC that contains exchange 5.5 should I upgrade it to a 2000 member server instead of a Domain Controller. I plan on removing that server once upgraded migrated to exchange 2003. thanks Tag: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 Tag: 111764

I would like to add another domain controller for our
existing domain.

The existing Windows 2000 domain has Exchange 5.5 on it
and is running in mixed mode.

Is there a compatability issue between Exchange and
Windows 2000 in native mode?

Thanks,
Jim

Re: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 by Steve

Steve
Tue Mar 02 16:54:28 CST 2004

Not at all. In fact, Exchange 5.5 has no concept of Active Directory since
it has it's own directory service.
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"Jim" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I would like to add another domain controller for our
> existing domain.
>
> The existing Windows 2000 domain has Exchange 5.5 on it
> and is running in mixed mode.
>
> Is there a compatability issue between Exchange and
> Windows 2000 in native mode?
>
> Thanks,
> Jim

Re: Windows 2000, Mixed Mode, Exchange 5.5 by Ward

Ward
Tue Mar 02 16:54:09 CST 2004

There is no compatibility problems with this as long as you use at least sp3
for Exchange 5.5. The only issue that cones to mind is with Exchange 5.5
installed ON a 2000 DC--the LDAP port would conflict with the LDAP that is
needed for active directory--this only applies on the same physical machine
though--the workaround is simply changing the port LDAP uses in Exchange
Administrator.

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Ward Flowers
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"Jim" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:5f4f01c400a1$a9886740$a101280a@phx.gbl...
I would like to add another domain controller for our
existing domain.

The existing Windows 2000 domain has Exchange 5.5 on it
and is running in mixed mode.

Is there a compatability issue between Exchange and
Windows 2000 in native mode?

Thanks,
Jim