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    - SSL Cert to secure Web access Hey up, Can anyone recommend an issuer for a certificate to secure our OWA? I've had a look at Verisign and Thwate but they're both a bit pricey. We could self issue but its less hassle for our users if we just purchase an externally signed cert. Kerry Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139827
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    - Exchange 2003 setup failure Installing Exchange 2003 on Win2003 AD domain controller adding to an existing Exchange 5.5 site on seperate server. Setup failed wile installing sub-component Base DAV protocol. Followed the fix according to KB 838176. Tried to finish the install and setup fails with the following: Setup encountered an error while checking prerequisites for the component "Microsoft Exchange": 0XC103FC93 (64659): Could not bind to the Microsoft Exchange Directory server Exch5.5servername. The Microsoft Exchange Server computer does not respond. When I choose a custom install to try to uninstall Exchange2003 I get the following: Microsoft Exchange has an unkown installation problem. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139826
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    - Installing Exchange 2003 on a Windows 2003 Domain Controller The Exchange 2003 setup is failing during the installation. Details Error Message: Exchange Base DAV error 0x80041013 I am unable to provide data from the "Exchange Setup Progress.log" because I left the location. But I found a post in a forum with the (exact) same error. Exchange Setup Progress.log data from forum: --- START ERROR MSGS ---- [15:52:30] Entering ScWMIExecMethod [15:52:30] Failed to call ExecMethod [15:52:30] ScWMIExecMethod (f:\titanium\admin\src\libs\exsetup\exmisc.cxx:3611) Error code 0X80041013 (4115): An error occurred during a call to Windows Management Instrumentation [15:52:30] Leaving ScWMIExecMethod [15:52:30] Failed to remove Exchange Extensions from WebSvcExtRestrictionList [15:52:30] ScFixWebSvcRestrictionListByDisplayName (f:\titanium\admin\src\libs\exsetup\exmisc.cxx:3920) Error code 0X80041013 (4115): An error occurred during a call to Windows Management Instrumentation [15:52:30] Leaving ScFixWebSvcRestrictionListByDisplayName [15:52:30] ScFixWebSvcRestrictionList (f:\titanium\admin\src\libs\exsetup\exmisc.cxx:3656) Error code 0X80041013 (4115): An error occurred during a call to Windows Management Instrumentation [15:52:30] Leaving ScFixWebSvcRestrictionList [15:52:30] CAtomBaseDAV::ScAddMetabaseKeys (f:\titanium\admin\src\udog\exsetdata\components\server\a_basedav.cxx:124) Error code 0X80041013 (4115): An error occurred during a call to Windows Management Instrumentation [15:52:30] Leaving CAtomBaseDAV::ScAddMetabaseKeys [15:52:30] CAtomDAV::ScAddMetabaseKeys (f:\titanium\admin\src\udog\exsetdata\components\server\a_dav.cxx:753) Error code 0X80041013 (4115): An error occurred during a call to Windows Management Instrumentation [15:52:30] Leaving CAtomDAV::ScAddMetabaseKeys [15:52:30] CBaseAtom::ScAdd (f:\titanium\admin\src\udog\setupbase\basecomp\baseatom.cxx:939) Error code 0X80041013 (4115): An error occurred during a call to Windows Management Instrumentation [15:52:30] Service = '' CBaseServiceAtom::ScAdd (f:\titanium\admin\src\udog\setupbase\basecomp\basesvcatom.cxx:210) Error code 0X80041013 (4115): An error occurred during a call to Windows Management Instrumentation [15:52:30] Leaving CBaseServiceAtom(Base DAV protocol)::ScAdd [15:52:30] mode = 'Install' (61953) CBaseAtom::ScSetup (f:\titanium\admin\src\udog\setupbase\basecomp\baseatom.cxx:842) Error code 0X80041013 (4115): An error occurred during a call to Windows Management Instrumentation --- END ERROR MSGS --- In the forum the topic starter states that the problem appears when installing Exchange 2003 on a Windows 2003 Domain Controller, that there aren't any KB's for this specific problem and that demoting the DC and reinstalling Exchange 2003 is 'the solution'. Please tell me that this is not the case. I am aware that it is not best practise to install Exchange on a Domain Controller but I am limited in options. Thanks for reading my complaint ;) Any ideas? Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139824
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    - SMTP ERROR AFTER SP1 INSTALL - HELP After I installed exchange SP1 on my main Exchange server I get an error message when I try to use a program that sends email notifications. The error is Notification options: The message could not be send to the SMTP server. The transport error code was 0x80040217. The server response was not available Now I get email back and forth through the organization and my server out in the regional office was not upgraded to SP1, and I have pointed the program to send email via that server and everything works without a problem, so it seems that once SP1 was intalled something screwed it up where the program can no longer send out notifications. Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139821
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    - Exchange implementation Hello, Got some general exchange questions. I want to use exchange for my email solution. I am looking at a couple senerios for deployment. I want to be able to allow employess to to use OWA. I also want my enviroment to be secure. I am looking at using a front-end back-end solution. From the research I have found it looks like the most secure. I am also looking at just putting the exchange server in the DMZ without the FE-BE solution. If I just put the server in the DMZ what kind of limitations will I have and what kind of risks does that pose for my email service? With OWA will the employess still have and be able to create personnal folders when accessing over the internet? What kind of limitations will we have with the calendar using OWA? If you can point me to some articles, that would be great! Thanks for your time. Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139815
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    - Moving to SBS - advice Greetings I have decided that Small Business Server 2003 is more "my speed" and therefore I want to move our small business to that platform. Current we are running Standard edition Windows Server 2003 and Exchange 2003. My thought was to setup a new box using SBS with a new domain name [newdomain.local] and make it trusted in the old domain [olddomain.com]. Then will I be able to simply MOVE the mailboxes from the Exchange server in olddomain.com over to the new SBS server in newdomain.local??? Is there a better way to acheive this? Any traps? Pitfalls? -- Sharingly yours... Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139814
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    - Error installing Hi we are in the process of installing exchange 2003 to an excisting exchange 5.5 environment using the Exchange Server deployment tools. We have run through the various steps, including forest prep and domain prep, which both ran successfully. The next step is to run orgprepcheck which generates the following error in the exdeploy-Progress.log HrOrgCheck (f:\titanium\dsa\src\deploy\dsintegchk\cmdline.cpp:2730). Error code 0XFFFFFFAF(65455). We are running the install on a Windows 2003 SP1 Enterprised edition server. The active directory is Windows 2003 but includes 3 Windows 2000 domain controllers. I cant find any information on the error and don't want to continue with the installation untill I can resolve this to avoid further problems. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139811
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    - RPC over HTTP on Exch 2003 SP2 w/ 2003 SP1 behind an ISA 2004 SP1 Firewall Hello All, I have my own offline Windows 2003 stand alone Root CA that has a subordinate Enterprise CA which also happens to be our Active Directory DC all running 2003 SP1. In this environment I am running a seperate Exchange 2003 SP2 server, again on 2003 SP1 and this IIS webserver has been issued a certificate from the Enterprise CA. This cert for which the CN is owa.domainname.com has been applied to the default website, where all of the exchange virtual directories are running. So, this Exchange server is the front and back end server with IIS running the RPC over HTTP proxy. Protecting this environment is the ISA 2004 SP1 firewall on Windows 2003 SP1 with the mail publishing rules already created for SMTP, OWA, and RPC over HTTP. OWA and OMA are working great from the internet through the ISA firewall but I am unable to get RPC over HTTP to work. I have followed several different tutorials online, some of them listed below for reference but none of them seem to address my exact environment (isn't that always the case :) and at this point I'm at a loss. I believe I have the RPC virtual directory setup propperly in IIS because I do see the login behavior from within my LAN as described in the instructions, of course once I am outside of the LAN and crossing over the ISA server it's a bit different. I have the OWA forms based authentication pop up because of the ISA publishing rule and then I recieve a 403 forbidden error in IE right away. I have the outlook client configured w/ the servername.domain.local for the Exchange server name and then in the Exchange Proxy Settings I have the same CN name that is used in the certificate which is owa.domainname.com with mutual authentication selected using the same proxy server name owa.domainname.com and Basic Authentication selected below. I can connect to the OWA site w/o any certificate errors from the same machine where outlook fails to connect. http://thelazyadmin.com/index.php?/archives/39-Configure-RPC-over-HTTPS-Exchange-Server.html http://www.msexchange.org/tutorials/outlookrpchttp.html Any guidance is much appreciated! Gaylen Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139805
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    - Disaster Recovery - Exchange 5.5 Dear noters: I follow http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/exchange/55/support/exdisrec.mspx for "full server restore", but still need more help in disaster recovery. Please help! Background: 1. I managed to save the entire 5.5 exchange structure on the failed production server: a. MDBDATA and DSADATA directories on each drive b. transaction log files from DSADATA and MDBDATA directories 2. Rebuilt failed production server (Win2k spk4) with the exact name and software version (Exchange 5.5 spk4). 3. Removed and rejoined existing exchange organization with "setup /r" Q: How do I "import/re-use" the original information mentioned in 1.a/b to recover from this disaster? Q: Was my work/preparation for the recovery process done incorrect? If yes, please tell me the way I should have done. I appreciate your guidance. Tim Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139804
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    - Problem: Exchange 2000 & AD installed on same box What is the suggested method to move Exchange 2000 to its own server? Exchange 2000 is currently installed on the same with Active Directory which is AD 2000. I Inherited this situation - lucky me. Is it possible to have a W2K domain and install Exchange 2003 on a W3K server, and then remove the orginal Exchange 2000 server from the domain? Your help is very appreciated! Thanks in advance! Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139802
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    - How to: Disable inbound and outbound mail flow during the upgrade stage? I am about to do an inplace upgrade of Exch 2000 Std on Windows 2000 (member server only, and all DCs are W2K) to Exch 2003 Std, still on W2K. I was reading this article: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555262/en-us It says: 14. Disable inbound and outbound mail flow during the upgrade stage. What is the best way to disable all the mail flow during upgrade? (We also have another Exch 2000 Std server which will stay as Exch 2000 for now, but the one we are changing is also the gateway as well as hosting many mailboxes.) Thanks cj Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139796
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    - New Installation Question Regarding MX Hello! I am kinda new to this Exchange software, however, I know that all of you were at some time, so please bear with me! I have set all my personnel up on the exchange server 2003 and all works well internally using outlook 2003, etc. We have our hosting done externally (www.domain.org) I have made a sub-web name for exchange.domain.org I need to know what else I need to change, and where I need the A records and MX to point. Furthermore, what do I need to do next on the server. I have clicked help on the exchange and it isn't "helping" me much. Hopefully someone can help me. Currently, my internal address is 192.168.2.80 for the server. is that what I need my ISP to point to? I am just lost! Please respond if you can help. Thanks Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139791
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    - Exchange Server 2003 SP2 My current enviroment is as follows: We have a Windows 2000 Active Directory in place which is running in navtive mode, with 2 domain controllers in the HQ and one DC in the in a site. We also a Front-End server which running Exchange 2003 with SP1 and Windows 2003 with SP1. We have 2 Exchange 2003 with SP1, with Windows 2000 SP4. We are ready to apply Exchange 2003 SP2 and also ready to upgrade to Active Directory 2003. Which of the two should we implement first ?? Exchange 2003 SP2 or Active Directory 2003 ?? and what would be the reasons for the order of implementation ?? I really appreciate in advance your comments and suggestions. Edmundo. Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139787
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    - RAID1 vs RAID10? I'm planning on getting an ML370 to support approx 600 mailboxes (huge variation of size and usage profiles). I was planning on this: 2 x 72gb 15k SCSI hardware RAID1 on Channel A partitioned for OS + Logs 4 x 146gb 10k SCSI hardware RAID10 on Channel B for first storage group and database (still reading up but can't envisage more than 1 SG/database). 1 x 146gb 10k SCSI hot-spare. 1 x 300gb 10k SCSI spindle for NT backup to disk (to then be streamed to tape). I wanted some opinions/thoughts on whether I would be better off considering: 2 x 36gb 15k SCSI hardware RAID1 on Channel A for OS 2 x 36gb 15k SCSI hardware RAID1 on Channel B for Logs 2 x 146gb 10k SCSI hardware RAID1 on Channel B for first storage group and database (seems MS now say RAID1 over RAID5). 1 x 146gb 10k SCSI hot-spare. 1 x 300gb 10k SCSI spindle for backup The server will likely be a dual 3.4ghz 2mb cache Xeon with 4gb RAM. I'm aiming to avoid an external storage cabinet for now, but this way the option is still there in the future if needed. Basically I've been reading way too much and I suspect I'm getting a little "performance paranoid" where for our sort of usage either will do the job. cheers, Paul -- paul@spamcop.net Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139786
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    - Reassigning exchange server from 2 controllers to 1 I have exchange server 2003 on a server with 2 controllers. I am able to ping 1 of the 2 controllers on the external VPN connection, which may control the connection from the exchange server. Where would I change the controller settings to only use the single controller as I think this is the problem that Outlook is encountering. Mail does find the server and resolves to the name, but Outlook cannot connect to the server. Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139784
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    - Exchange 2003 Setup Fails with Error 0xC103798A Hi. I have a problem which is the same in principle as KB245029. The setup of MS Exchange System Management Tools failed while Configuring registry entries for Exchange System Management Snap-ins with the above result code. The underlying failure seems to be that the command regsvr32.exe -s smtpmgr.dll.dll failed, returning error code 5 (ACCESS IS DENIED). An extract of the setup log appears below. Points to note: 1) Installation was run under Administrator, which is (currently) the only user in this build 2) Earlier dlls in the same installation register OK. 3) Running the same command from the command line works with no errors reported. 4) Tried deleting the dll to force reinstallation; same error occurs. Background: 1) the server was previously Windows 2003 with Exchange 2003 SP2, running as a separate DC 2) the server was demoted to a stand-alone server, and Exchange uninstalled. 3) the server was then (successfully) upgraded to Windows SBS 2003 SP1 4) Exchange 2003 + SP1 was installed. The main part installed without error; only the tools element fails. 5) the error is repeatable. Any suggestion gratefully received. Log extract follows: ------------------------------ [23:05:54] Interpreting line <CreateProcess:E:\Program Files\Exchsrvr\bin;regsvr32.exe -s maildsmx.dll;4294967295> -- ID:31259 -- [23:05:54] Process created ... waiting (-1) [23:06:15] Process has exited with 00000000 [23:06:15] Interpreting line <CreateProcess:E:\Program Files\Exchsrvr\bin;regsvr32.exe -s exadmin.dll;180000> -- ID:31259 -- [23:06:15] Process created ... waiting (180000) [23:06:17] Process has exited with 00000000 [23:06:17] Interpreting line <CreateProcess:E:\Program Files\Exchsrvr\bin;regsvr32.exe -s smtpmgr.dll;180000> -- ID:31259 -- [23:06:17] Process created ... waiting (180000) [23:06:17] Process has exited with 0x000005 [23:06:17] The command regsvr32.exe -s smtpmgr.dll failed, returning error code 5 (Access is denied.). -- ID:31136 -- ScCreateProcess ---------------------------------------- Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139782
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    - Replacing Only Exchange Server I'm replacing my organization's only Exchange Server ('2003). I have built the new Server in parallel to the current Server up to the same build (6.5.7226.0). My plan is to Move everything to the new server this weekend, turn off the old server, assign the new server the IP address that the old one had and create a CName for the old server's host name to alias the new Exchange server's name. I'm basically going by this article http://support.microsoft.com/kb/822931/en-us. Is there anything else that I should be doing or be aware of? Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139778
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    - SRS Replication has stopped working from 5.5 to 2003 SRS Replication has stopped working from 5.5 to 2003, we have 3 exchange 5.5 and 2 2003 exchange servers, the 5.5 side has the new mailbox created under the gal. In the 2003 side we don't see the new mailbox created even after forcing replication and restarting SRS. Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139775
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    - Setting up a secure Exchange Server I'd like to know more about using forms ssl etc to make my exchange OWA more secure. Can you give some general set up tips? Thanks Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139774
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    - System Manager Just upgraded to Exch2003 from Exch2002. Server is still running Win2000SP4. I have 2 DC's running Win2003SP1 in Win2003 AD Mode. I cannot install the System Manager on either DC nor any XP workstation. I've read and read until I'm blue in the face. I've tried everything I've read and I just can't get the Setup to give me the Custom Installation Option. The only option I get is to upgrade and that's not going to work. Thanks. Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139771
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    - Multiple Domain with Multiple Email Address For all you Exchange Expert here my question. I have 2 forest and they is currently a trust between both domains. My question is can I have one Exchange 2003 Server on ABC.com and one Exchange 2003 Server on 123.com. At the same time I can share mailbox resource between both domain. Meaning that if I want to host both domains on ABC.com for both ABC.COM and 123.COM can it be done. I understand that I am limited to 1 Storage group with the Standard Edition while the Enterpise Edition I can host up to 20 different Storage groups. Would I be able to setup accounts for either domains and select their proper email address. Also what if a 3rd domain came into the picture can it be done. So ABC.com will have a E2K3 Exchange Server on ABC.COM and 123.COM will also have a E2K3 Exchange Server on their domain. Will we be able to set them up? Thanks Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139770
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    - Exchange 2003 Rebuild I am going to rebuild Exchange 2003 server for one of my clients -- just to put in new, larger hard drives (for more capacity, as well as replacing worn items). I would like to know others' opinions on whether it would be better to A) create temp Exchange server, and move Information Stores over to it, then back to the original Exchange server once I've rebuilt it, or B) create new Exchange server, restore Information Stores from tape. Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139765
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    - Migration Dilemma I am migrating my users (300) from ISP POP to inhouse Exchange 2003. What I planned on doing was the following: 1. Setup all users with their Exchange mailboxes 2. Configure their client with Exchange and leave the POP3 as the default transport till I close off the ISP provider 3. Import mail from PST into exchange but continue using POP as main transport as configured on on client PC's The problem I am faced with is this. I have setup all the accounts on Exchange for the users. However everyone is not connected to the Exchange server yet. So the problem is some users somehow are getting mail sent to their mailboxes. They cannot retrieve because they are not setup yet. I can see the messages in their mailboxes on the server. Even though the POP is the default transport method I see exchange is still being used as a transport method as well. Is there anyway to have them setup with a mailbox but disabled until we get to their PC and connect the client to it. Thanks for help! Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139759
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    - Move Mailbox and MX SP1 If I am moving mailboxes between two servers and the new server is Windows 2003 SP and Exchange 2003 SP1, are there any know issues if the source server is Windows 2003 and Exchange 2003 without any service packs? Does Microsoft recommend or only support Move Mailbox if both sides are at the same SP level? Thanks for any help. -- Anthony Murfet Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139758
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    - OWA Installation Hi, Can I install only OWA in another server and install Exchange Server 2003 without OWA? Thanks Elizabeth Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139757
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    - limit no. of recepients Hello, Using Exchange2003 server I'm trying to limit the amount of recepients I can send via the virtual SMTP to 100. According to the exchange help and what I've read so far, every message with more than 100 recepients will open a new connection to send to the remaining address. Lets se for instance I'm sending an email to 230 people, I understand the exchange sends to 100 of them, opens another connection and sends to the other 100 and then a third connection with 30. In reality, when I try to send to more than 100 recepients I get them all bounced back and in the logs I can see it says "too-many-recepients". Has someone try to do this before or has any idea? Thank you very much, Fernando. Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139752
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    - Mail Connector Question I have 2 exchange 2000 servers, server A and server A. Server A, configured with ip 192.168.0.13, is my main server and sends mails through a relayhost. Server B, configured with ip 192.168.1.10, is at a different location and the 2 offices are connected by 2 routers. They both can see and are replicating. I want to have all mails originating from Server B to use Server A as a smarthost. I configured Server B to use Server A as a smarthost by adding exchange.domain.com in the default smtp delivery option. However, this is not working. Some of the mails originating from Server B are still going through the DSL line. Can anyone help me through this? Thanks. Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139749
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    - Exchange POP3 Connector I have set-up the POP3 connector to download mail from an external mail server. The compnay does not host their own domain name and use an outside service. The POP3 connector attaches and downloads the mail fine, but never routes it to the correct exchange mailbox? It just tries to route it to their external mail address. The POP3 connector looks as it would download the mail and route it to the internal Exchange mailbox since you put this info in the configuration for each POP3 user. What am I missing. Needless to say, I am NOT an Exchange expert! Thanks, Sondra Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139745
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    - Public folder access problem - Exchange 2000 to 2003 Hi, I successfully migrated all my mailboxes from my old Exchange 2000 server to a new 2003 server. I followed the instructions from http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=307917 to rehome the public folders. Both servers have been running in parallel for about 3 weeks. My problem is that if I shutdown the old server I can't access a public folder, even though the replication tab says that it is only replicated to the new server. Outlook gives me the "trying to retreive data from exchange server" message with the old server name. Any ideas why ? Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139744
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    - Large email problem I have a client that is having problems sending emails that are over 200Kb, smaller emails are being sent and received ok but anything larger is just sitting in the queue. Details: Exchange Server 2003 on a SBS 2003. Tried using both DNS and a smarthost to route mail. As above smaller emails get sent but larger do not There are no message size restrictions on any firewalls or smtp server Message tracking shows that the mailserver of the recipent is contacted ok, but they just do not seem to complete the sending of the email, and retry again and again. The only message I have ever got back is that the connection to the remote server was dropped. Contacted ISP but there are no issues with them or their mail server. Any ideas on where to go next would be gratefully appreciated. Ian Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139743
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    - Re installing E/S 5.5 on a new NT4 PDC Hi, I have a Exchange Server 5.5 installed in a win NT4 PDC and do not have a BDC. When I tried to upgrade the OS of PDC from NT4 to Server 2000 it gave several problems & couldn't complete it. Now I have installed a fresh copy of NT4 as a PDC (with the same DOMAIN and the same MACHINE name ) in a new machine and also the Exchange Server 5.5 in it and created all the user accounts as same. Can I copy the Ex.server data files to the new machine(PDC) from the existing (PDC) If possible Pl. give me the guidelines/data files,folders to be copied Anura Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139738
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    - Re installing E/S 5.5 on a new NT4 PDC from an Existing PDC Hi, I have a Exchange Server 5.5 installed in a win NT4 PDC and do not have a BDC. When I tried to upgrade the OS of PDC from NT4 to Server 2000 it gave several problems & couldn't complete it. Now I have installed a fresh copy of NT4 as a PDC (with the same DOMAIN and the same MACHINE name ) in a new machine and also the Exchange Server 5.5 in it and created all the user accounts as same. Can I copy the Ex.server data files to the new machine(PDC) from the existing (PDC) If possible Pl. give me the guidelines/data files,folders to be copied Anura Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139737
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    - Two setup questions 1. How do you configure Windows2003 & Exchange 2003 to allow users to view public folders over the internet? It works fine on the local subnet, but over the public internet everything except public folders works. I configured the firewall to allow LDAP traffic on port 3268 and DAV on 443 & all other protocols work fine over the internet including OWA on port 80. 2. Stupid question: How do I delete all the contacts in the a shared contacts folder located in Public Folders without deleting the folder itself? (I figured out how to do this before but I'm sorry to say I've forgotten). Thank You! Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139736
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    - Exchange 2000 to 2003 upgrade fatl error Hi all, Am attempting an Exchange 2000 - 2003 upgrade. Have completed all pre-requisites in the deployment guide, and am ready to perform the upgrade itself. Almost immediately after running setup I get a 'Fatal setup error has occurred. Look at c:\docs and settings\Administrator\Local Settings\Temp\eventlog.txt for more info' error. That file contains the following: [01/12/06,13:07:19] Setup.exe: GetGlobalCustomProperty(B51015E7-26A5-4c8f-B871-26ABA9BEFB65) [01/12/06,13:07:19] Setup.exe: LoadSetupDatabase() [01/12/06,13:07:19] Setup.exe: in InternalRegisterSetupService() [01/12/06,13:07:20] Setup.exe: in InternalRegisterSetupService() [01/12/06,13:07:20] Setup.exe: IsRunningUnattended [01/12/06,13:07:20] Setup.exe: AddGlobalCustomProperty [01/12/06,13:07:20] Setup.exe: IsRunningUnattended [01/12/06,13:07:20] Setup.exe: inside ISetupManager::LoadHelpManager() [01/12/06,13:07:20] Setup.exe: in InternalRegisterSetupService() [01/12/06,13:07:20] Setup.exe: in InternalRegisterSetupService() [01/12/06,13:07:20] Setup.exe: ISetupManager::LoadCommandLineMgr() completed [01/12/06,13:07:20] Setup.exe: in InternalRegisterSetupService() [01/12/06,13:07:21] Setup.exe: ISetupManager::LoadSetupLog() completed [01/12/06,13:07:21] Setup.exe: ISetupManager::RunIntro() starting [01/12/06,13:07:21] Setup.exe: inside ISetupManager::LoadDependencyMgr() [01/12/06,13:07:21] Setup.exe: in InternalRegisterSetupService() [01/12/06,13:07:21] Setup.exe: inside ISetupManager::LoadCDInfoMgr() [01/12/06,13:07:21] Setup.exe: GetCustomProperties() [01/12/06,13:07:21] Setup.exe: get_CustomProperties() [01/12/06,13:07:21] Setup.exe: in InternalRegisterSetupService() [01/12/06,13:07:22] Setup.exe: inside ISetupManager::LoadTemplMgr() [01/12/06,13:07:22] Setup.exe: in InternalRegisterSetupService() [01/12/06,13:07:22] Setup.exe: inside ISetupManager::LoadDiskInfoMgr() [01/12/06,13:07:23] Setup.exe: in InternalRegisterSetupService() [01/12/06,13:07:23] Setup.exe: inside ISetupManager::LoadUIManager() [01/12/06,13:07:23] Setup.exe: in RegisterSetupService() [01/12/06,13:07:23] Setup.exe: in InternalRegisterSetupService() [01/12/06,13:07:23] Setup.exe: GetGlobalCustomProperty({0DC70217-9545-11D2-ACD4-00C04F8EEBA1}) [01/12/06,13:07:23] Setup.exe: IsRunningUnattended [01/12/06,13:07:23] Setup.exe: GetGlobalCustomProperty({AA62DF98-3F2C-11D3-887B-00C04F8ECDD6}) [01/12/06,13:07:23] Setup.exe: in InternalRegisterSetupService() [01/12/06,13:07:24] Setup.exe: inside ISetupManager::LoadAccountManager() [01/12/06,13:07:24] Setup.exe: in InternalRegisterSetupService() [01/12/06,13:07:24] Setup.exe: inside ISetupManager::LoadValidationManager() [01/12/06,13:07:24] Setup.exe: in InternalRegisterSetupService() [01/12/06,13:07:24] Setup.exe: inside ISetupManager::LoadDependencyManagerUI() [01/12/06,13:07:24] Setup.exe: in InternalRegisterSetupService() [01/12/06,13:07:24] Setup.exe: inside ISetupManager::LoadServerGroupManager() [01/12/06,13:07:25] Setup.exe: in InternalRegisterSetupService() [01/12/06,13:07:25] Setup.exe: inside ISetupManager::LoadChangeFolder() [01/12/06,13:07:25] Setup.exe: in InternalRegisterSetupService() [01/12/06,13:07:27] Microsoft Search: Initialize, Search version '9.107.8320' installed. [01/12/06,13:07:27] setup.exe: ***ERRORLOG EVENT*** : ModuleID not found in map in GetSetupComponentByModuleID() -- [{DA943894-7A14-4FFF-BBDC-C004FAE2310B}] [01/12/06,13:07:27] setup.exe: ***ERRORLOG EVENT*** : ModuleID not found in map in GetSetupComponentByModuleID() -- [{94B7AD3E-0B63-42AC-A542-082ED1F78787}] [01/12/06,13:07:27] setup.exe: ***ERRORLOG EVENT*** : ModuleID not found in map in GetSetupComponentByModuleID() -- [{ECD1A63D-DBAF-442C-BF46-904364A96B00}] [01/12/06,13:07:28] setup.exe: ***ERRORLOG EVENT*** : Run() : RunLoadSetup(), an exception has occured. [01/12/06,13:07:28] Setup.exe: IsRunningUnattended [01/12/06,13:07:30] Setup.exe: RunUnLoadSetup() [01/12/06,13:07:30] Setup.exe: UnloadSuiteComponents() I have checked and MS Search is installed and appears to be functional. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Keith Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139730
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    - New Exchange setup We just installled an exchange server. Our email (domain) is hosted elsewhere. I have configured the pop connector to download email and am trying to configure exchange to send smtp out only. My problem: If a local user sends an email to someone in our domain we want the mail to send to our ISP and wait to be downloaded via pop. The resaon is some users are not using exchange and work elsewhere. If I configure a user account with domainname.local as the smtp address then all mail received have a reply to address of user@domainname.local. Since I am sending to user@domainname.com it arrives at our ISP as it should, but the reply to address for the sender is incorrect. If I configure a user with an email address of user@domainname.com then the mail is delivered locally (into exchange) and not sent to our ISP. SO at this point I want our users to have an smtp address of user@domainname.com but when mail is sent to from our office to anyone at our domain I want it to go to our ISP. Is this possible or have I missed some fundemental fact? Thanks for your time -- Ken D Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139729
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    - Contacts in Outlook Hello, I have noticed an issue with some users in my organisation's contacts setup. When creating a new email and clicking on the to: button you are given the option to choose which address book to show names from: It is defaulting to the Global Address List. When I click the drop down and choose 'contacts' some users computers do not display the contacts where as some users do display the contacts. Does anyone know why this may be happening? It seems to be on recently setup computers that I am having this issue which leads me to believe it is a configuration at setup issue.. Thanks Dave Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139727
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    - Exchange 2003 and a Linux box Until last week, we ran a Windows Server 2003 Active Directory environment(single domain) with a sole, ancient Exchange 5.5 server on a Windows NT box. About a year ago, some outside company brought in a Sun Server and, without my intervention, was able to set up that box to email outside the company a report every week. To my knowledge, nobody had to do anything to the Exchange server to get this to work. Now last week we migrated that sole exchange server to Exchange 2003. Everything works perfectly, but that Sun Server no longer can send out emails. The Sun server has the new IP address for the new Exchange server, but does anyone know how to get, for example, admin@sunserver.mydomain.com from a Linux/Solaris box to work with Exchange 2003 and AD for mydomain.com? Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139726
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    - Installing 2nd 2003 exchange server We currently have an exchange 2003 server with sp1 running in native mode. The one server runs all the mail services. I'd like to install a second server in the same Organizaton as our first server where I can split up the number mailboxes between the both servers and have 2 paths to be able to recieve and send mail. I don't have much experience installing exchange 2003 Can anyone suggest a good white paper or step by step instruction on how to accomplish this? If this is not a good manner of doing this please let me know. Also the current existing exchange server with all mailboxes aprox (450) are in one information store. When installing the second mail server should I create multiple information stores before transfering mailboxes? Or should I just keep one information store as the other server? Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139725
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    - SMTP Connector I have two Exchange 2003 Servers, the first Exchange Server will eventually be removed. Both servers have a virtual smtp connector. Is there any reason for me to create an smtp connector. Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139715
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    - maybe a different server could do it Hey Bob, looks like no else uses Exchange except you. Most forums have intelligent experienced users to provide insight way beyond the manufacturers own capabilities. But it seems that in this world, there aren't even any users that have any answers. You could use Squirrelmail on a Redhat Linux box. Your success rate would be pretty high. The user community is strong and full of creative solutions. iPlanet makes a good email server too, it will cost a little more than Exchange, but is superior in all respects. Maybe your company should just outsource all your email to a 3rd party and abandon hosting your own mail all together . Have you considered these options ? By the way how many users are on your system ? 5, 20, 50 ? -- Thanks Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139712
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    - Where is the Exchange virtual M drive? Don't know if it is supposed to be on everyone's, but when I installed Exchange 2000 a few years ago, it created an M: drive with all the mailboxes in it. When I installed Exchange 2003 today, it did not create any drives, but the mailbox I moved over worked on OWA. Is something wrong? Is the "virtual drive' gone in 2003? Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139710
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    - Exchange 2000 and Exchange 2003 in same organization Can i run Exchange 2000 and Exchange 2003 in the same organization? The reason i ask is because we're migrating from 2000 to 2003. We'll be doing the migration a little at a time where some email boxes will still be on 2000 and some will have been migrated to 2003. is there anything i need to do to ensure these 2 exchange servers communicate with each other and have email flow between the 2 without error? i knew someone who did something similar but couldn't send email to groups that contained users from Exchange 2000 and Exchange 2003 but i can't get a hold of that person. Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139706
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    - Installing Exchange SP2 In the release notes it meantions to upgrade (to SP2) your Front-end servers first and together if possible. But I was wondering if all Back-end servers had to be upgraded together? Can SP1 and SP2 co-exist on back-end servers in the Exchange envornment for a short period? Thanks, Regan Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139704
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    - trouble mounting Public Folder Store I recently did an in-place upgrade from Exchange 2000 to Exchange 2003. Email seems to be flowing with no issues but I can not mount the Public Folder Store. Everytime I try to mount it I get a message that states: The store could not be mounted because the Active Directory information was notreplicated yet. you can either: -press cancel to mount the store later from its context menu or -press retry to to let the Exchange System Manager keep trying to mont the store for you. Since I upgraded the Exchange Server the night before it has had more than enough time to replicate. After I press Retry I get the following message: The Microsoft Exchange Information Store Service could not find the specified object. ID no: c1041722 Exchange System Manager What can I do to resolve this? Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139702
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    - Recommendations for 5.5 to 2003 I am upgrading. I have A NT 4.0 sp6 box with 5.5 and its a member server.(1 box) I have a NT 4.0 PDC and BDC.(2 boxes) THe one BDC does nothing, the 5.5 is exchange only and my PDC is a file server. I have a new 2k3 box with exchange 2k3. I am thinking the easiest way to migrate to this new box is the following. Upgrade my NT BDC to 2k3, make my new 2k3 box a GC and replicate AD. Then run ADC for the migration. Can someone tell me if this sounds right? Thank you in advance Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139701
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    - 5.5 to 2003 Migration - ConfigDSInteg Upgrading my Exchange 5.5 SP4 server to Exchange 2003 in a native 2003 domain, and I receive the following errors when I run ConfigDSInteg via the Migration Wizard. What do I need to do to clear these errors up before procceding? All the other Validation Tools run without error. ******** e2k ds integ began on 01/11/2006 at 08:28:12 (gc = ntgk1adtest.walmart.org, version = 6.5.0) --------> Config results from (objectClass=*) ... DN = CN=Microsoft DSA,CN=NTMAIL,CN=Servers,CN=SMSIMSSNA,CN=Administrative Groups,CN=WalMart,CN=Microsoft Exchange,CN=Services,CN=Configuration,DC=lph,DC=org object-class = top$msexchsitereplicationservice The srs contains no primary SMTP address (mail) DN = CN=Public Information Store (NTMAIL),CN=First Storage Group,CN=InformationStore,CN=NTMAIL,CN=Servers,CN=SMSIMSSNA,CN=Administrative Groups,CN=WalMart,CN=Microsoft Exchange,CN=Services,CN=Configuration,DC=lph,DC=org object-class = top$msexchmdb$msexchpublicmdb The public mdb contains no primary SMTP address (mail) DN = CN=Microsoft System Attendant,CN=NTMAIL,CN=Servers,CN=SMSIMSSNA,CN=Administrative Groups,CN=WalMart,CN=Microsoft Exchange,CN=Services,CN=Configuration,DC=lph,DC=org object-class = top$exchangeadminservice The system attendant contains no primary SMTP address (mail) DN = CN=NAISAdm5,CN=NTMAIL,CN=Servers,CN=SMSIMSSNA,CN=Administrative Groups,CN=WalMart,CN=Microsoft Exchange,CN=Services,CN=Configuration,DC=lph,DC=org object-class = top$exchangeadminservice The system attendant contains no home-mdb (homeMdb) The system attendant contains no home-mta (homeMta) ********* finished verifying 631 objects on 01/11/2006 at 08:28:17 Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139700
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    - Installing second Exchange Server in single AD domain As I prepare for a migration from E2K to E2K3, are there any potential problems with adding a second Exchange server to my AD domain? For the migration from E5.5 to E2K, I set up a test domain that was isolated from my network, but this setup was a huge hassle that I'd like to avoid. Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139697
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    - One more question about the Active Directory Connector please. I really don't want to hose up the system. When I go to Add/Remove program on my Windows 2000 Server and remove the Microsoft Active Directory Connector it says: "This wizard helps you install the Active Directory Connector, which provides directory replication between the Windows 2000 Active Directory and the Exchange Directory." Does this just mean Exchange 5.5 because Exchange 2000 and above are already integrated in the Active Directory? Thanks. I wish that it said 5.5. Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139696
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    - Exchange 2003 / 5.5 Email Routing I have a new 2003 Server with Exchange 2003 installed, virtual connector configed all ready to go. MX records changed/Port forward etc all done. The old Email server is Exchange 5.5. The new 2003 server is to act as the SMTP internet mail in/out. However at present I need to forward all email received by the 2003 to the existing 5.5 Server. All users on the 2003 server only have .local email addresses. I have setup 'Forward all mail with unresolved recipients to host' to point to the 5.5 server. The 5.5 server used to be the main SMTP mail pickup but now I want it to use the new 2003 server to send/receive internet email. I think the above should be ok for incoming email to our domain which should be passed onto the 5.5 server but what about outgoing email. What changes do I need to make to the 5.5 config so that it uses the 2003 server for external internet email. Thanks Paul, Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139695
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    - Recommended Configuration for an Exchange 2003 Server Installation http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/exchange/2003/bestconfig.mspx Hi, I am about to install a new Exchange 2003 Server organisation in a Windows Server 2003 SP1 domain and I am wondering what the currently recommended configuration is? I have found the above page on the Microsoft website, but it hasn't been updated since December 3rd, 2004. Is Exchange 2003 Server SP2 a recommended/known configuration? The reason, I'm posting this is because I have recently been experimenting with SP2 and I had some trouble with getting the 'Change Password' feature to appear in OWA on the 'Front-End' server. I know that this feature is now provided by IIS and not Exchange, but I was unable to get this feature to appear when Service Pack 2 for Exchange 2003; I didn't have this issue in a previous test environment which was running Service Pack 1. If you are able to reply with any information regarding this query I would really appreciate it. Many thanks, Neil Tag: exchange advanced queue Tag: 139694

Hello

We uninstalled the reliable multicast protocol on our exchange server
and as a result the advanced queue stopped working.

As a consequence of this none of my users could recieve mail from the
outside.

I've restored the multicast protocol and everything works fine however,
is all the mails sent while the advanced queue was down gone now?

Thanks

Daniel Heimburg

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Re: exchange advanced queue by Leif

Leif
Sun Jan 15 07:52:49 CST 2006

Hi,

If the external email servers were not able to connect to your server they
will stay in a queue on the external server for default 48 hours. After this
time runs out they will be returned to the sender.

Leif

"Daniel Heimburg" <danielh@snoboll.net> wrote in message
news:e1%23FNNHGGHA.2652@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
> Hello
>
> We uninstalled the reliable multicast protocol on our exchange server and
> as a result the advanced queue stopped working.
>
> As a consequence of this none of my users could recieve mail from the
> outside.
>
> I've restored the multicast protocol and everything works fine however, is
> all the mails sent while the advanced queue was down gone now?
>
> Thanks
>
> Daniel Heimburg

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Re: exchange advanced queue by Daniel

Daniel
Sun Jan 15 12:27:35 CST 2006

The external mailservers were able to connect, just that my exchange
server was not able to deliver it.

Is there any way I can recover these mails?
Sounds very stupid if exchange just deleted them because it couldnt deliver.

/daniel heimburg

Leif Pedersen [MVP] wrote:
> Hi,
>
> If the external email servers were not able to connect to your server they
> will stay in a queue on the external server for default 48 hours. After this
> time runs out they will be returned to the sender.
>
> Leif
>
> "Daniel Heimburg" <danielh@snoboll.net> wrote in message
> news:e1%23FNNHGGHA.2652@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
>
>>Hello
>>
>>We uninstalled the reliable multicast protocol on our exchange server and
>>as a result the advanced queue stopped working.
>>
>>As a consequence of this none of my users could recieve mail from the
>>outside.
>>
>>I've restored the multicast protocol and everything works fine however, is
>>all the mails sent while the advanced queue was down gone now?
>>
>>Thanks
>>
>>Daniel Heimburg
>
>
>

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