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    - Exchange 2003 id error 1182 I migrated an Exchange 2003 installation on a new hardware (keeping the same server name and the same IP address). After renaming the destination server, I restored the storage in order to recover my mailboxes. Afterd that, every our I receive an alert that thanks me for using the beta version of Exchange, and the service stops (I have to restart it every hour). Of course, the software I installed is a plain Exchange 2003, and I cannot wonder why do I get that error. Both the old server and the new one are two W2k3 server. The path where I installed Exchange are the same. Somebody can help me, please ? Thanks, Leo Tag: How can I see details of Routing Group Connector? Tag: 165158
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    - slow access public folders Hi, We have extended our exchange 2000 domain with an exchange 2007 server. From this domain we have replicated the public folders to this new server. Works ok. Now we have added another exchange 2007 server, created a second storage group and a public folder database on it. From the other exchange 2007 we have replicated the public folders to the second exchange server. Also works ok. Folders are accessible. However, when we shut down the first exchange 2007 server the public folders are almost inaccessible and it takes minutes to open them and sometimes you cannot open the public folders at all! In a few days we have to move the first exchange server to another location that will be temporarily disconnected from the network. This means we cannot access the public folders. Does anyone have a clue why we cannot access the public folders when the first exchange 2007 server has been shut down? At this stage we take remove the public folders from the first exchange 2007 server and only have them on the second one, but will this sort our problem? Any help is welcome! Thanks! Frank Tag: How can I see details of Routing Group Connector? Tag: 165157
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    - Exchange 2007 SP1 upgrade with this error "SeSecurityPrivilege" Hi, We were trying to upgrade our Exchange 2007 RTM to SP1 last night, CAS/Hub Transport server went okay with the upgrade, but when I tried to upgrade the clustered mailbox, first node it failed at: Mailbox Server Role - FAILED The process does not posses the "SeSecurityPrivilege" privilege which is required for this operation It passed Mailbox Role Checks I've checked a MS article on Security auditing on DC's and Exchange servers group is there. I also followed the MS article to move all active roles to another clustered mailbox server so I was trying to update a passive node. We're using single copy cluster. Thanks for your assistance. Tag: How can I see details of Routing Group Connector? Tag: 165156
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    - Disk sizing for Exchange 2007 Hub transport server Hello, Are there any guidelines for sizing disks on a server running the Exchange 2007 Hub transport role ?. Thanks, Strunk Tag: How can I see details of Routing Group Connector? Tag: 165153
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    - How-to forward email from Public Folder to External email address? I have a Exchange 2007 server. How can I set one of my public folder auto-forward email to the external email address? I created a rule in folder assistant and type the external email address in TO box (abc@ddd.com). Exchange 2007 does not route the email out by SMTP. How can let public folder re-direct email to external email address? Thanks. Tag: How can I see details of Routing Group Connector? Tag: 165152
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    - Question about SMTP connector for internet mail on Exchange 2003 I have some questions about modifying an SMTP connector in Exchange 2003 sp2 Our production email environment has three email servers, two back end and one front end in a single admin and single site/routing group. Our connection to and from internet mail is using a McAfee antispam/antivirus gateway "SCM" appliance. Our current configuration has a connector set up for internet mail. It has the "*" address space and has one of the servers designated as the bridgehead server and the "smart host" setting pointing to the IP of the McAfee device. The McAfee appliance is set to forward incoming mail for our system to the bridgehead server. This configuration has been set up and been stable for over three years. Recently we've been running into an issue when sending large (3,000+ recipients) out through the McAfee appliance (we've just opened a ticket with McAfee; they're working on it). One of the ideas we're looking into is setting our system to bypass the McAfee gateway for outgoing email and have the bridgehead server send directly out to the various internet recipients. Incoming mail would still go through the appliance. Our networking group can modify the firewall to allow outgoing SMTP and DNS connections from the bridgehead server, but I just want to make sure I understand the changes on the connector and the effects. I have some questions about this: 1) Once the firewall is set, is all I need to do is set the connector to use "DNS to route to each address space on this connector" instead of the "forward all mail to. Smart Host", correct? 2) Changing the connector would only affect outgoing mail, correct? The McAfee appliance is our incoming SPAM filter, we do NOT want to bypass this for incoming mail. 3) The firewall would be modified to only allow connections initiated from the inside. This is not a major security risk since connection requests initiated from the outside would not be accepted, correct? 4) Once I change the connector setting, does it take effect immediately or do I need to restart any services (or the server)? Any information would be appreciated. Mike O. Tag: How can I see details of Routing Group Connector? Tag: 165145
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    - Exchange 2007 (MSExchangeIS)Error Event Type: Error Event Source: MSExchangeIS Event Category: General Event ID: 9646 Date: 2008-3-5 Time: 17:36:05 User: N/A Computer: EX01 Description: Mapi session "/o=ABC/ou=Exchange Administrative Group (FYDIBOHF23SPDLT)/cn=Recipients/cn=zuhua.hong" exceeded the maximum of 32 objects of type "session". For more information, see Help and Support Center at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp. Data: 0000: 5b 44 49 41 47 5f 43 54 [DIAG_CT 0008: 58 5d 00 00 16 00 00 00 X]...... 0010: ff 1c 10 00 00 00 00 00 y....... 0018: 00 02 08 00 00 00 c3 04 ......A. 0020: 40 10 05 00 07 80 @....? Tag: How can I see details of Routing Group Connector? Tag: 165144
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    - Virtual Exchange 2007 I am currently running ubuntu server + Vmware server, I am about to install exchange 2007 but I don't know how much resources it will use. We plan on having 400 users What kind of impact will it have on the disks with I/O issues. On another virtual machine we will have SQL server with 10 concurrent users on at any given time. The machine is a poweredge 2900 with dual 2.4 xeons 24GB of ram we currently have 8 10,000 RPM SATA drives in a RAID 10 There is also 2 other machines running on it, one is a file server and one is an AD controller Simple question: Can we run Exchange 2007 comfortably without noticing any performance issues? (it will have 4GB of ram) Tag: How can I see details of Routing Group Connector? Tag: 165131
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    - Exchange/Outlook question We are using Exchange 2000 on SBS2000. We had an Outlook 2003 client/ user 's system go down so we logged them into another workstation that has OutlookXP. We added the Exchange Mailbox mail account in Outlook (using the Mail icon in Control Panel). When we opened Outlook it showed the mailbox folders listed under the Mailbox-Username and also a "Personal Folders" section underneath that. When we did a send/ receive, it started moving mail from the Mailbox-Username\Inbox, Sent items, etc to the same folder in the Personal Folders section. This took about 30 minutes. However the Contacts did not move -they remain in the Mailbox section. Questions: 1. Why did this happen, we would like to avoid this problem in the future? After the Send/Receive finished, we went back into the Exchange Mail Account options and set it to deliver mail to the Mailbox-Username instead of the Personal Folders. 2. We plan to repair the user's oriiginal system. Now that the mail came into the Personal Folders (OUtlook.PST), and the user replied to the email from there, how can we synchronize back from the user's Personal Folders to their mailbox on Exchange? 3. What can we expect when we open Outlook on their original system? Where will the mail be since we created this mailbox on another system and we have a PST file with their new mail? Tag: How can I see details of Routing Group Connector? Tag: 165130
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    - Exchange 2007 Routing Issue I have a user that sent an email and the email bounce between 4 of our exchange servers. We have recently installed exchange 2007 on a new server and my knowledge of the system is limited at this point. I have looked at the connectors but i dont see what is causing the message to loop thru the 4 servers over and over until it hits the max hop count. i can send a screen shot of the message log if needed. Any help would be appreciated! Tag: How can I see details of Routing Group Connector? Tag: 165128
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    - Edgesync Credentials Not Found For Edge Transport Hi, I have an Edge Server deployed in a DMZ. I generated and imported the edge subscription w/o errors. But when i run test-edgesynchronizaion on the Hub transport server i get "No Edgesync credentials were found for edge transport server..." I also receive error 1032 MSExchange EdgeSync "no credentials for edge server" in the Hub tranport servers app log. I can see the Edge user "ESRAUsername" in the xml subsription file. Looks like everything was created during the subcription generation process. Anyone have any thoughts or recomendations on how to troubleshoot/fix this problem. Thanks! Tag: How can I see details of Routing Group Connector? Tag: 165127
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    - Exchange 2003 Setup /forestprep How do i know this command has been done ??? i want to upgrade my w2k to w2k3 and avoid attribute to be mangle and it will be ok if when i have install exchange 2003 i did the Setup /forestprep i odnt remember if i have done it or not ? ... does anyone know how can i verify if the command has been done ?? thanks Tag: How can I see details of Routing Group Connector? Tag: 165123
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    - Installing Exchange 5.5 on Windows server 2000 advanced Please can anybody help me, I'm stuck with the installation of EX 5.5 receiving this error message: " Acess Denied error Id 0*c0020005", this error appears while performing the service username and password checking. Many thanks in advance for the cooperation ... Tag: How can I see details of Routing Group Connector? Tag: 165121
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    - SP1 upgrade We're currently running Exchange 2007 RTM, would like to upgrade to SP1. I've been reading the SP1 documentation, looks like the CAS/Hub Transport server first for upgrade, then from our clustered mailbox servers, make sure the node being upgraded is in passive mode? Once the passive node is upgraded, then do the same with other node. Sounds about right in summary? Thanks for your input. Tag: How can I see details of Routing Group Connector? Tag: 165118
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    - How-To display Company Name in SMTP From Field I was wondering if there is anyway in Exchange Server 2003, to display the company name in a userâ??s From field when they send an email outside the Exchange Organization? For example, say Jane Doe is an employee of ACME, Co. Is there a way to make her SMTP From address field show, Jane Doe (ACME, Co.) when she sends an email? Right now when my Exchange Server 2003 sends an email outside our Organization, it is just displaying the users First and Last name. I have already gone into Active Directory and updated the display name to include our company for all of our users. However, only users within our Exchange environment see the change (ie. Jane Doe (ACME, Co.)). When users within our Exchange environment send an email to GMail, Yahoo, Hotmail, or whatever email service, the From field is still just showing their first and last name (ie. Jane Doe). Any ideas are greatly appreciated! Thanks! Tag: How can I see details of Routing Group Connector? Tag: 165113
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    - HT Connectors When you introduce the first Hub Transport server into an Exchange 2003 organization, do you need to also create a Send Connector to the internet or establish a routing group connector back to the Exchange 2003 routing Group? I was under the impression this was done for you when you provide the name of the Exchange 2003 server during the initial install. During transition times, I want Exchange 2007 servers to route email off of the existing connectors created in the 2003 routing groups. I do not want to create addtional outbound send connectors until I decommission the 2003 environment. Can routing work this way? Where 2007 piggy backs off 2003. Thanks Rustom Tag: How can I see details of Routing Group Connector? Tag: 165112
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    - Exchange 2003/2007 co-existence and Internet mail flow. We currently have a single Exchange 2003 Server in single AD forest/domain/site. We'd like our Exchange 2007 server to co-exist with our current Exchange 2003 server. So while we test and configure Exchange 2007, most mailboxes will remain on Ex2003 while some beta testers mailboxes have been migrated to Ex2007. Exchange 2003 users will need to continue to send/receive emails normally and access their mailboxes remotely via OWA and ActiveSync and the new Exchange 2007 beta users should be able to send/receive while we also setup remote access to 2007 OWA (SSL), ActiveSync (SSL) and Outlook Anywhere (RPC over HTTP) for them. Our firewall filters and forwards incoming SMTP and HTTP (OWA) traffic to our Exchange 2003 server. We'd also like Internet mail to flow directly to the Exchange 2007 server so I understand we'll need to add a * Send Connector and then allow Anonymous connections to the Receive connector. - First of all, is this scenario possible? - If so, after creating the new send connector and modifying the receive connector to allow anonymous connections on Exchange 2007 do I just need to update our firewall to forward SMTP and HTTPS (OWA SSL) traffic to the new Exchange 2007 Server in addition to our current Exchange 2003 box? Or will this cause mail flow loops? I'm trying to understand how incoming/outgoing SMTP/OWA traffic is routed when a Exchange 2007 and Exchange 2003 Server co-exists. - Also, do I need to change any of the connector settings on the the Exchange 2003 Server? Here are some links I've referred to. Thanks in advance! How to Install Exchange 2007 in an Existing Exchange Server 2003 Organization http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb124350.aspx How to Configure Internet Mail Flow Directly Through a Hub Transport Server http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb738138.aspx Enabling anonymous users in Receive Connector http://exchangepedia.com/blog/2006/07/exchange-server-2007-internet-email.html Configuring Transport Server Properties - Changing DNS Lookup settings on Hub Transport Server http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa997166.aspx Tag: How can I see details of Routing Group Connector? Tag: 165108
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    - Exchange 2007 Edge Transport Server This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_04BC_01C87E06.36DB89C0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable We are a small office that has an existing exchange server 2003 server. = For Exchange 2007, do you have to have 2 servers? One for Edge transport = on the DMZ and one on the inside? Or can you just put everything on one = server on the Inside like Exchange 2003? ------=_NextPart_000_04BC_01C87E06.36DB89C0 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN"> <HTML><HEAD> <META http-equiv=3DContent-Type content=3D"text/html; = charset=3Diso-8859-1"> <META content=3D"MSHTML 6.00.6000.16608" name=3DGENERATOR> <STYLE></STYLE> </HEAD> <BODY bgColor=3D#ffffff> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>We are a small office that has an=20 existing exchange server 2003 server. For Exchange 2007, do you = have to=20 have 2 servers? One for Edge transport on the DMZ and one on the inside? = Or can=20 you just put everything on one server on the Inside like Exchange=20 2003?</FONT></DIV></BODY></HTML> ------=_NextPart_000_04BC_01C87E06.36DB89C0-- Tag: How can I see details of Routing Group Connector? Tag: 165107
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    - HT and Exchange 2003 Interoperability I am running Exchange 2003 and transitioning my organization to Exchange 2007. I have already installed the CAS servers, applied SP1 and now trying to install the Hub Transport Servers. Questions: 1. Does the HT require SMTP to be installed? 2. I receive an error message when I apply SP1 stating that the installation could not find a SMTP connector for *.*. or SMTP service. Do I need to create a connector on 2007 or shouldn't the HT be able to route mail via the existing Exchange 2003 routing group it is in and the SMTP Exchange 2003 connectors which are governing this routing. Tag: How can I see details of Routing Group Connector? Tag: 165104
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    - Automated setup on Outlook 2003 Does anyone know of a free tool that will allow you to run it once to setup Outlook once the user logs on at the same time making sure the Enabled Cache mode. Tag: How can I see details of Routing Group Connector? Tag: 165102
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    - Exchange 2007 How to disabled "e-mail security" & "junk e-mail" in Hi, Does anyone know how to disabled "e-mail security" & "junk e-mail" in OWA 2007/Exchange 2007? We don't want the users to even see "e-mail security" & "junk e-mail" in the options of their Mailboxes (in the OWA). Thanks, Rodolfo Tag: How can I see details of Routing Group Connector? Tag: 165099
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    - GroupWise 7 to Exchange 2003 Does Exchange 2003 GroupWise connector support GroupWise 7? I know in the past it did not but was wondering if anything changed. I'm looking to upgrade to E2K7 and if the Quest tools are not an option to be purchased I was looking at a two step migration. Tag: How can I see details of Routing Group Connector? Tag: 165094
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    - Edge Transport Server Role in DMZ I am new to Exchange, so I am trying to learn Exchange 2007 as I go, so any information is greatly appreciated. I am in the process of putting my Edge Transport Server Role Server in my DMZ. My DMZ is one subnet, but I have seen some information that suggests the Edge Transport Server have two NICs and the appropriate send and receive connectors be on the appropriate NIC. Would it be a problem if I put both types of connectors on a single NIC? Thanks again for any help. Tag: How can I see details of Routing Group Connector? Tag: 165093
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    - Message Journaling Excange 2007 Hi Guys, We're in the middle of migrating an Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2007SP1 mailserver... However, the customer currently has Message Journaling enabled! (all in / outbound messages are send to a public folder) In Exchange 2007 all I can find is envelope journaling..... :( Any suggestions / workaround's ??? We're a bit stuck! Thanks, Maarten Tag: How can I see details of Routing Group Connector? Tag: 165089
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    - Shared Mailboxes on Exchange 2007 Hi there, We're in the process of moving our Exchange 2000 users over to our new Exchange 2007 server (fully patched). Everything is going smoothly but I'm not sure what the best approach is to move the shared mailboxes over. I realize that Microsoft is 'de-emphasizing' shared mailboxes in Exchange 2007 but we still have approximately 50 of these mailboxes which we will need to keep on the new server (at least temporarily). The permissions on these existing mailboxes are messy. Each of these mailboxes has a lot of different user accessing them (full mailbox/send access) & I want clean it up on the new server. I'd like to know the following: 1- Is it possible to a) create a security group, b) add the users to it, & c) grant full mailbox/send access to the security group(s) using the 'Add-ADPermission -ExtendedRights Send-As' & 'Add-MailboxPermission -AccessRights FullAccess' commands from the power shell? 2- How are other people managing shared mailboxes on Exchange 2007? Any suggestions/comments are greatly appreciated. TIA Regards, Veets Tag: How can I see details of Routing Group Connector? Tag: 165086
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    - Install Error Exch 2007SP1 on Win 2008 I have a clean install of Windows Server 2008 RTM. After completing all of the prereqists, I attempt to install Exchange 2007 SP1 The Hub transport role fails and I get this error message: Summary: 6 item(s). 3 succeeded, 1 failed. Elapsed time: 00:17:20 Organization Preparation Completed Elapsed Time: 00:05:38 Copy Exchange Files Completed Elapsed Time: 00:08:00 Management Tools Completed Elapsed Time: 00:00:25 Hub Transport Role Failed Error: An error occurred. The error code was 2147504141. The message was The property cannot be found in the cache.. Elapsed Time: 00:03:16 Client Access Role Cancelled Mailbox Role Cancelled Any Ideas? Tag: How can I see details of Routing Group Connector? Tag: 165085
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    - Exchange Installation Errors with W2K legacy DC I am installing Exchange 2007 in an Active Directory 2003 infrastructure which meets all the prerequisites. Unforunately, I have a few 2000 domain controllers, however, I also have W2K3 w\ Sp2 servers in that Site. I am receiving the following installation errors when trying to install the CAS. Summary: 1 item(s). 0 succeeded, 1 failed. Elapsed time: 00:00:02 Client Access Role Prerequisites Failed Error: Setup encountered a problem while validating the state of Active Directory: Domain Controller 'XXX.om' Operating System version is 5.0 (2195) Service Pack 4. The minimum version required is 5.2 (3790) Service Pack 1. Elapsed Time: 00:00:02 We received this same error when we did the schema and domain prep. The workaround was to pass the /DomainController parameter Are there any workarounds for the installation as I WANT TO USE the GUI and not have to script the installation. Tag: How can I see details of Routing Group Connector? Tag: 165083
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    - Exchange Migration Speed Hello, We are migrating exchange from one Exchange 2003 cluster in domain abc.com to a Exchange 2003 server in xyz.com. Our plan is to export the larger than 2 GB mailboxes using Outlook due to the 2 GB PST limit using exmerge (using exmerge for all of the rest). The old server is at our colo and we will be using exmerge to create the PST's on a USB HD and then bring the HD to our "new" facility and import the PST's there. Is there any way to make exmerge faster? Is there any util out there to do this in a more efficient way? Would a NAS device be faster than USB? Any help to make this process faster would be greatly appreciated. Thanks David Mahler damahler@gmail.com Tag: How can I see details of Routing Group Connector? Tag: 165082
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    - Remove dead hub transport After testing Exchange 2007, the hub transport server died and I reinstalled under a different name. Now I can't remove the previous hub transport from Exchange. Is there a way to delete or remove the dead HT from the shell? Tag: How can I see details of Routing Group Connector? Tag: 165080
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    - Public folder This is my first post. I was wondering if someone could school me on setting up a public folder in exchange 2007. Read the exchange help files and I created the public folder on the exchange and enabled the mail but then what how do I point the end users to the folders. Tag: How can I see details of Routing Group Connector? Tag: 165075
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    - Migration away from exChange 2003 Where can I find the best info for Migrating and exchange 2003 server to an exchange 2007 server. I am specifically looking for details related to moving public folders and then removing the exchange 2003 server from the organization Tag: How can I see details of Routing Group Connector? Tag: 165074
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    - Splitting up GAL's I host email for about 6 different facilities all with unique domain names. Right now, there's one GAL with everyone in it. I want to setup a unique GAL for each hosted site. Does anyone have a concise, step by step directions on how to setup individual GAL's for each hosted domain within Exchange? I've looked at both part one and two from Amit Zinman (http://www.msexchange.org/tutorials/Shared-Hosting-Exchange-2003-Part2.html) but it's not very clear on some details. Thanks, Tom Tag: How can I see details of Routing Group Connector? Tag: 165073
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    - Password Expiration Notification We host email several site remote offices. Does anyone know how to get Exchange / AD to notifiy exclusive RPC over HTTPS users that there password is expiring? As it is now, I have to set all of the passwords for these users to never expire because there is no way that I know of to have Exchange / AD notifiy the RPC users that their password will expire. A security hole I'd like to plug... Thanks, Tom Tag: How can I see details of Routing Group Connector? Tag: 165072
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    - Transport Mail through spam filter I have a brand new Exchange 2007 server that I am setting up for about 114 users. They will be using an appliance called mailfoundry to filter spam. Where in the Exchange server set up on the Hub Transport would I enter information about mailfoundry so that mail flows through here? Or would this information be addeded elsewhere? Debbie Tag: How can I see details of Routing Group Connector? Tag: 165071
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    - with /3gb and userva=3030 still get mem not optimal I have a w2k3 r2 server running ex2k3 enterprise with 2gig of memory. I added the /3gb and userva=3030 to the boot.ini file and I still get the warning message that memory is not optimal for exchange. Anybody have any suggestions to correct this? thanks for any help. Tag: How can I see details of Routing Group Connector? Tag: 165068
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    - Rebuild OAB Hi In ESM, when Rebuild the address list (under Recipients | Offline Address Lists | Default Offline Address List), a prompt says: "This operation rebuilds the Offline AddressList....Depending on the number of recipients in the domain, this could take several hours." When I click Yes to continue, the prompt went away. Does that mean the rebuild has finished ? Or, does it start in the background until who knows when ? How many recipients in the list will the rebuild really take several hours ? Thanks Steve ps. Our server has about 400 users. Tag: How can I see details of Routing Group Connector? Tag: 165066
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    - Exchange 2007 --> Exchange 2007 Forest migration I see there are a couple of discussions concerning Exchange migrations from one AD Forest to another, but I canâ??t find any that specifically discuss moving the mailboxes from one AD Forest with Exchange 2007 to another AD Forest. Unfortunately, we have 2 AD 2003 Forests where Exchange 2007 and user accounts (user accounts used to access Exchange) in one forest, Forest "A" and all other resources (duplicate user accounts, machine accounts (users workstations), Citrix, File Servers etc...) are in another 2003 Forest, Forest "B". It has been decided that we will use domain B only and so Exchange will need to be deployed in to domain B using the same SMTP domain. This site http://msexchangeteam.com/archive/2006/11/02/430289.aspx points out the move-mailbox command in ESM and lays out a basic process for actually moving mailboxes, but I would like to take a step back run some thoughts on the overall process by this group. I will leave the BES 4.1 discussion out of this. 1. Build out a new Exchange server in domain B. Obviously use different IP address, different server name, but same SMTP domain defined in Exchange. 2. Use ADMT to move all dist lists, contact records and mailboxes from the old server in domain A to the new server in domain B. 3. Use the move-mailbox command to move all mailboxes over to the new Exchange server. 4. Update external DNS to reflect new Exchange IP. 5. Confirm Exchange services (OWA etc) are functioning correct on the new system. 6. Update Outlook clients with the new Exchange Server name. 7. Perform cleanup of old system and decommission it. What am I overlooking here? I know I need to further develop each step, but I am just defining the general steps at this point. Any additional web sites with pertinent information for would be helpful. Thanks in advance. Tag: How can I see details of Routing Group Connector? Tag: 165064
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    - www.DATINGLOFT.com <<SEXY<< www.DATINGLOFT.com <<SEXY<< Hello friends, i found a TOP good SITE for DATING !!! Take a look NOW If you also like SEXY dating. For EVERY ONE an EVERY LIKE ! www.DATINGLOFT.com <<SEXY<< HOPE I could help YOU Tag: How can I see details of Routing Group Connector? Tag: 165062
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    - Exchange installation, can't recieve external mail. Hi I am currently having problems setting up exchange to recieve email form external addresses. I'am using clean install of sbs server. And have a very basic test configuration of exchange with the following. Recipient policies, added @mycompany.com to the default policy. Virtual default server for SMTP-> Properties-> General. Send a copy of Non-Delivery report to:me@me.com Virtual default server for SMTP -> smtp -> access -> relay retrictions- > i have allow all computers the autheticate tick box. I can telnet into both port 25 and 110, externally and can send out email out. I can also sens/recieve internally. I don't think it is a mx dns issue as I had a test unix server working correctly. Any help would be greatly appreciated. cheers Tag: How can I see details of Routing Group Connector? Tag: 165061
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    - Exchange server address list service failed to respond Hi, We have a Windows 2003 R2 32 bit domain controller and a Windows 2003 R2 64 bit member server. We installed Exchange 2007 on the 64 bit memberserver. Everything went fine, upgraded to Exchange SP1. Yesterday we experimented with importing a *.pst. We created a user, setup outlook 2003, imorted the *.pst. Worked like a charm. We could use outlook and owa worked fine. Today we restarted the exchange server and wanted to create new users/mailboxes. But everytime we get the error "The exchange server address list services failed to respond. This could be because of an address list or email address policy configuration error." There are NO errors in the eventlogs, creating a user in AD works but when we want to create a new mailbox for that user we get the same error. I have tested this same setup at home a few weeks ago, created several users, no problems. So after getting home today i started this setup to find out if i could solve the problem. And what happens, i get exactly the same errors and are not able to create a mailbox. At this moment i have no clue so if anyone out there could point me in the right direction.......... Grtx Peter Tag: How can I see details of Routing Group Connector? Tag: 165060
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    - Migration to different Organization Hi, I am not a expert on Exchange so I am hoping to get some advise here. we have an Exchange 2003 with multiple public and private folders. we need to create another domain under the same forest of AD and create a new exchange 2003 organization with new hardware. Then, migrate users from existing exchange organization to the new one. Could anyone give me some advise, please? Thank you very much, Aldous Tag: How can I see details of Routing Group Connector? Tag: 165052
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    - Exchane Error I am getting these errors in Application log. Can you please advise me. A non-delivery report with a status code of 4.0.0 was generated. and i can send email to all other mail server like yahoo.gmail and other but i am having a delay to send email from my server to hotmail. Regards Sohail Tag: How can I see details of Routing Group Connector? Tag: 165043
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I want to see the details of the Ex2k3-2k7 Routing Group Connector.

Using get-RoutingGroupConenctor cmdlet, I can see:
- name
- source transport
- destination transport

But I can't see the other details (Cost, Public Folder Referral, etc.).
Except for ADSI, how can I see these details?

Re: How can I see details of Routing Group Connector? by Bharat

Bharat
Thu Mar 06 11:20:11 CST 2008

For any shell command, you can add a format-list or fl for short at the end.
For instance:
Get-RoutingGroupConnector | fl
or Get-RoutingGroupConnector "Connector Name" | fl

(the former command gets all RG connectors, the latter gets only the named
connector).

--
Bharat Suneja
MVP - Exchange
www.zenprise.com
NEW blog location:
exchangepedia.com/blog
----------------------------

"Hmoll" <Hmoll@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:87D7086E-8DF0-4791-B8CB-C8BF5A57A340@microsoft.com...
>I want to see the details of the Ex2k3-2k7 Routing Group Connector.
>
> Using get-RoutingGroupConenctor cmdlet, I can see:
> - name
> - source transport
> - destination transport
>
> But I can't see the other details (Cost, Public Folder Referral, etc.).
> Except for ADSI, how can I see these details?

Re: How can I see details of Routing Group Connector? by Hmoll

Hmoll
Thu Mar 06 12:16:01 CST 2008

Perfect! That's got it, thanks!

"Bharat Suneja [MVP]" wrote:

> For any shell command, you can add a format-list or fl for short at the end.
> For instance:
> Get-RoutingGroupConnector | fl
> or Get-RoutingGroupConnector "Connector Name" | fl
>
> (the former command gets all RG connectors, the latter gets only the named
> connector).
>
> --
> Bharat Suneja
> MVP - Exchange
> www.zenprise.com
> NEW blog location:
> exchangepedia.com/blog
> ----------------------------
>
>
>
> "Hmoll" <Hmoll@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:87D7086E-8DF0-4791-B8CB-C8BF5A57A340@microsoft.com...
> >I want to see the details of the Ex2k3-2k7 Routing Group Connector.
> >
> > Using get-RoutingGroupConenctor cmdlet, I can see:
> > - name
> > - source transport
> > - destination transport
> >
> > But I can't see the other details (Cost, Public Folder Referral, etc.).
> > Except for ADSI, how can I see these details?
>
>