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    - Can't send e-mail to outside domains with Exchange 2003 Can anyone help? I have a new installation of Exchange 2003 on a Win 2003 server. All seems to work fine except sending mail outside of the domain. Receiving is fine and sending to users on the same domain is fine. However, sending outside of the domain causes a bounceback (immediately!) with 'E-mail account does not exist' or something similar. The DNS seems to be just fine. Very puzzled. Can anyone offer any suggestions? Many thanks, Steve Tag: OWA from the Internet Tag: 114780
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    - Exchange 5.5 migration to Exchange 2003 I have Exchange 5.5 SP4 running on a 2000 Server with SP4. It is a member server in a Server 2003 AD running in native 2000 mode(I have a 2000 Server DC). I have upgraded the Domain from NT4. I have been reading the articles about migrating to a new server and want to make sure I understand some things. I have not installed the ADC. Is that a problem? Everything seems to be working fine to this point. Can I do this gradually? Can I move a few mailboxes over to the new server to test? I want to put the new Exchange server behind ISA Server. When would I do the server publishing in ISA-before or after removing the Exchange 5.5 server? Thank you for any help. Tag: OWA from the Internet Tag: 114779
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    - Deleted Items in retention lost when vove mailbox from Exch2K to 2003 I moved a user's mailbox from Exchange 2000 to Exchange 2003. But after the move, the users is no longer able to recover any items that were in the "retention". Any newly deleted items can be recovered. Anyway to keep the "deleted items" in the retention? Thanks Tag: OWA from the Internet Tag: 114778
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    - Active Directory 2000 to 2003 Update (With Exchange 2000 installed) Hi. I have a Windows 2000 (SP4) Active Directory (AD) with Exchange 2000 (SP3) installed on all DCs. I made a lab scenario for test the Windows 2003 Upgrade proccess. I execute ADPREP in a Windows 2000 DC and then promote (DCPROMO) a new Windows 2003 installation in the existing AD. When I run ADPREP /FORESTPREP and ADPREP /DOMAINPREP every go OK. The problem is that KB314649 "Windows Server 2003 adprep /forestprep Command Causes Mangled Attributes in Windows 2000 Forests That Contain Exchange 2000 Servers" said that I will find duplicates attributes that I did not found in the lab upgrade Is this possible ? (because the service pack) or I made something wrong Thanks in advance Javier Tag: OWA from the Internet Tag: 114776
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    - Moving mailboxes from 5.5 to 2003 and getting the user permissions I'm having some troubles moving my Exchange 5.5 mailboxes to my 2003 server and getting the mailbox permissions correct. Maybe I'm missing something in the process. Here's what I have. 2003 Exchange server joined to a NT 4 domain site. (One server each - same org). ADC connector with 2 way connection agreement between the 2003 AD and 5.5 Directory. The amilbox information is replicated to AD in the form of the disabled user accounts in the "Recipients" folder. I Use Active Directory Migration Tool to move the user to the Active Directory, then ADClean to merge the Exchange information from the disabled user to the migrated user. Then I use Exchange system manager to move the mailbox from the 5.5 server to the 2003 server. This is OK, with one problem. The resulting user does not seem to have apropriate rights to their own mailboxes! WhenI go to a migrated user and check out Exchange Advanced - Mailbox Rights, the user is not in the list of objects having rights to the mailbox (and they cannot log in with OL). The account from the old domain is there with rigths to the mailbox, but not the new one. And "Self" isn't there either, like it apears it should when I create a "native" 2003 mailbox-enabled user. Am I doing something wrong? Wrong order? missing a step? I've been doing some reading and playing with a number of different ways to do this and different orders of events, but I can't seem to get it to come out the way I want it. Any suggestions would be apreciated! Jim Helfer WTW Architects Pitssburgh PA Tag: OWA from the Internet Tag: 114775
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    - Relaying Denied for POP3 Have 3 E2k3 boxes: E1, E2, and E3. E1 is SMTP connector, E3 is front-end, E1 and E2 are mailbox servers. Have ISA 2k box, SMTP published to E1. MX points to E1. When connecting via POP3 externally, can download. But on sending, get 550.5.7.1 "Unable to Relay". I have Authentication on all three SMTP boxes set to Anon, Basic, and Integrated. Have changed these Auth settings, to no avail. When I turn off Anon, mail stops flowing between them (internal mail). Even in Outlook, I set to "log into sending server first", no luck. As soon as I turn on open-relay on E1, it works. OWA works fine. Help. Best regards, MarkG. Tag: OWA from the Internet Tag: 114770
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    - Need help with this error "Failed to contact the schema master server for this active directory forest" When attempting to run forest prep on a Windows 2003 server that is a member of a Windows 2003 domain running AD. This particular server is not a Domain Server....however I can see the Domain controller. Please advise. Tag: OWA from the Internet Tag: 114767
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    - Pub Folder Calendar & Summer Time problem Hi All, Forgive me if this is a simple question, however shared Calendar folders in Public Folders seem to have a problem with DST changeover. The issue is that all appointments that have been made by a client computer *prior* to the switch to DST later skew forward by an hour when your client computer then moves into DST time. I can't for the life of me figure out the mechanism of this problem as it doesn't occur in private calendars or on email timestamps, and frankly I would have thought all such things would be tracked against UTC time + offset. Server is Win2003, Exchange2003, timezone is GMT + auto adjust for Daylight Savings Time and sync'd with an NTP service. Can anyone shed any light for me? Cheers and thanks in advance Tag: OWA from the Internet Tag: 114765
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    - HELP! MTA Stack and IS won't start I have a Windows 2003 Server standard that I installed Exchange 2003 standard onto. It is the first Exchange server in our relatively small domain of about 60 users. First off, before trying to implemement Exchange in the live environment I had it setup on a whitebox test Pc and it was and is working 100% fine. We now have an HP Proliant Server I have installed it on, and for the life of me I cannot get the MTA Stack and Information Store services to start. Here are the messages from my Event log; Process MAD.exe (PID=1792). All global catalog servers in use are not responding: xxxx.xxxx.com There is not enough Performance Monitor memory to display the MTA connections information. Stop attached Performance Monitors and re-start the MTA [BASE MAIN BASE 1] (14) A fatal error occurred reading a value from the directory. No MTA name was found. Contact Microsoft Technical Support. [MTA MAIN BASE 1 12] (16) The MAD monitoring thread was unable to read its configuration from the DS, error '0x800040005'. I should also note that I have run dcdiag and netdiag and both tests pass and have zero errors except for dcdiag which fails systemlog because of the above formentioned events in the logfile. I'm at a loss on how to fix this... any help is greatly appreciated!!! thanks. David Tag: OWA from the Internet Tag: 114756
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    - non user mailboxes hi, is there a way to create mailboxex on exchange 2003 without creating a user cause i have sbs 2003 and limited to 5 cal and i want emailsto those mailboxes redirected to a users mailbox so that i can check it Thanks Tag: OWA from the Internet Tag: 114755
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    - Migration to W2K3 and E2K3 I have an existing NT4 Domain with Exchange 5.5. I have set up a W2K3 domain with Exchange 2003. I have created a trust between the two domains. I want to migrate users over from the old domain to the new domain. Both NT and Exchange accounts. I want to migrate the users over in 3 months. My problem is, that since it is two different mail organizations, is there a way to: 1. Sych up the calenders from both ORGS. I know there is the INTERORG replication tool that replicates free/busy, but I need to open a migrated users calender. It won't allow me to open it because I do not have permission. 2. When I send meeting notices to users in W2K3 domain, they recieve it as an email instead of a meeting request. If someone can help out I would really appreciate it. Thanks Tag: OWA from the Internet Tag: 114754
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    - SMTP Not sending emails... This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_000C_01C4291E.A1E67810 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Hello, I'm new to Exchange server and I'm trying to configure the MS Exchange = 2000. I have Exchange running and now I'm trying to send emails out from = my outlook through Exchange. However, when I send email from my computer = I can see that email sitting on the queue of my Default SMTP Virtual = Server and never going out. Pretty much I have default settings but = something must be missing.=20 Are there any quick steps that would verify SMTP configuration? Also, here is the message history from the message trace dump: -------------------------------------------------------------------------= ---------------- Tracked message history on server MYSERVER SMTP Store Driver: Message Submitted from Store SMTP: Message Submitted to Advanced Queuing SMTP: Started Message Submission to Advanced Queue SMTP: Message Submitted to Categorizer -------------------------------------------------------------------------= ---------------- Any help is greatly appreciated, Les ------=_NextPart_000_000C_01C4291E.A1E67810 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 6.00.2800.1400" name=3DGENERATOR> <STYLE></STYLE> </HEAD> <BODY bgColor=3D#ffffff> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Hello,</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>I'm new to Exchange server and I'm = trying to=20 configure the MS Exchange 2000. I have Exchange running and now I'm = trying to=20 send emails out from my outlook through Exchange. However, when I send = email=20 from my computer I can see that email sitting on the queue of my Default = SMTP=20 Virtual Server and never going out. Pretty much I have default settings = but=20 something must be missing. </FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Are there any quick steps that would = verify SMTP=20 configuration?</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV>Also, here is the message history from the message trace = dump:</DIV> <DIV>--------------------------------------------------------------------= ---------------------</DIV> <DIV>Tracked message history on server MYSERVER</DIV> <DIV>    SMTP Store Driver: Message Submitted from = Store</DIV> <DIV>    SMTP: Message Submitted to Advanced = Queuing</DIV> <DIV>    SMTP: Started Message Submission to Advanced = Queue</DIV> <DIV>    SMTP: Message Submitted to Categorizer</DIV> <DIV>--------------------------------------------------------------------= ---------------------</DIV> <DIV> </DIV> <DIV> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Any help is greatly = appreciated,</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Les</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial = size=3D2></FONT> </DIV></FONT></DIV></BODY></HTML> ------=_NextPart_000_000C_01C4291E.A1E67810-- Tag: OWA from the Internet Tag: 114753
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    - How To: RPC over HTTP Greetings, I am trying to setup RPC over HTTP/HTTPS in a test environment. So far all the directions I have found have not led me to success. I have several questions. 1. Can it be done with only 1 exchange server, or is a FE/BE configuration required? 2. Can someone tell me where I went wrong with the following configuration? I have a router with a static public IP, it forwards port 25, 80, & 443 to 192.168.0.108. The router does not have a DMZ port. .108 is configured as a front end server .107 is a back end server and thus holds the mailboxes .105 & .106 are my domain controllers/global catalogs & CA's I have tested mail flow and OWA over SSL successfully. I then create a Outlook profile to connect to Exchange while on that subnet. I created a second profile to use RPC over HTTPs setting the Exchange proxy server to exchange.domain.com. Note that exchange.domain.com resolves publicly to my IP. I take the PC home and try to connect using the RPC profile. It doesn't connect. Tag: OWA from the Internet Tag: 114750
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    - Moving Mailboxes and Public Folders between domains I have build a clean windows 2k3 domain running exchange 2k3. I need to move the user's mailboxes and the public folders from the old nt 4.0 domain to the new windows 2k3 domain running in native mode without connecting the domains together. Is it possible, say using pst's or other file types or moving the databases across and extracting the data? Tag: OWA from the Internet Tag: 114749
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    - Moving Mailboxes and Public Folders between domains Tag: OWA from the Internet Tag: 114748
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    - Upgrade from Exchange 5.5 to exchange 2003 on a windows 2000 server How to I upgrade Exchange server 5.5 running on a Windows 200 server to Exchange 2003 on the same machine that will stay Windows 200 server. I cannot find any documents on this Thanks Tag: OWA from the Internet Tag: 114743
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    - Outlook Web Access Help I have just setup and installed Microsoft Exchange Server 2003. The installation completed fine and there are no problems with AD. I have setup several users mailboxes, however, I am having problems accessing them using Outlook Web Access. I have checked each user's properties in AD Users and Computers and can confirm that Web access is ENABLED. My Exchange Server is called UC-EXCH. When I go to a web browser and type in: http://UC-EXCH/exchange/username, I am prompted to enter the user's credentials (Username and AD password). After entering the details 3 times, a message appears in my browser stating "Error: Access is Denied." Any idea why this is happening? I thought OWA was enabled by default and that I didn't need to conduct any additional configurations in Exchange. I have also been unable to find any good knowledge base articles on detailed steps on how to configure Exchange 2003 for OWA. Can anyone help? Any suggestions, comments or advice welcome. Thanks! Tag: OWA from the Internet Tag: 114742
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    - Upgrade issues from 2K to 2003 Can anyone tell me are there any issues when upgrading an Exchange Server 2000 to Exchange 2003? Is this as simple as upgrading the operating system? Any info would be great. Tag: OWA from the Internet Tag: 114741
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    - Lost Exchange 5.5 how to delete / Exchange Server 2003 Setup Long time ago we migrated our Exchange 5.5 Server to a new server running exchange 2000. Then we remove the 5.5 exchange server not using the tutorial how to remove the last exchange 5.5 server in the domain. The Exchange 2000 is running very good and has no problems. No we wanted to migrate the exchange 2000 server to an exchange 2003 server and always get the request to type in the exchange 5.5 server. We tried everything to remove the server we no longer need and totally wanted to be removed. Any suggestions? With regards Torben Jaster Tag: OWA from the Internet Tag: 114740
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    - SMTP Out Not sure Hi, I have setup the SMTP to use DNS to resolve recipients names. In the forwarders I used a well known ISPs DNS server IP address and I was getting mail out. Now I get home from setting this up and I am not getting any emails from the exch server like I was before. Should I have not used a well known ISPs DNS server in the forwarder even if they are not our ISP? Thanks, Pete Tag: OWA from the Internet Tag: 114735
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    - disclaimer/signature Hello, I know it is possible to add a disclaimer to every mail which is send via the IMC-connector, but is it also possible to add an automatic (not the manual option to add a signature...) user-signature which is user-dependent? Thanks. John Tag: OWA from the Internet Tag: 114734
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    - ADCConfigCheck "Error in Initialize" Hi, I'm migrating from Exchange 5.5 to 2003 using the "Coexistence with 5.5" path and the deployment tools. So far everything has worked fine, the ADC tools has been verified without errors. But when I try to run the ADCConfigCheck I get the following error in the ExDeploy.log -2147467259 Error in Initialize: . Any ideas? Tag: OWA from the Internet Tag: 114733
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    - E5.5 to E2K3 upgrade So finally I understood that I can't directly upgrade from E5.5 to E2K3. I have one PDC (nt4), two BDCs and one member server with E5.5. Now I want to add W2K3 with E2K3 new box to the LAN to takeover the E5.5. 1. Should I upgrade the PDC first or add the W2K3 member server to the LAN? 2. Can you confirm that I could installed the E2K3 on the same site as E5.5? Which is the best or right step to start? Thank you in advance. TSK. Tag: OWA from the Internet Tag: 114730
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    - OWA 2003 installation best practices Hi! I'm upgrading an Windows 2000 Server / Exchange Server 2000 OWA to a new machine with Windows Server 2003 / Exchange Server 2003 OWA. In the old machine, I had a non default web site in which both the in-house developed asp-intranet and the OWA was installed. As I installed OWA and it ended up in the default web site, I noticed that it gets its own Application Pool in IIS6. What is the best practices here, should I leave OWA in its own application pool and have my intranet in another, or can I add my intranet safely to the OWA web site/application pool? Brgds Jonas Tag: OWA from the Internet Tag: 114729
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    - DNS servers not all created Equel ? Hi, I was wondering when I was setting up my SMTP outbound for DNS. I noticed that when I used my ISPs DNS server for lookup to resolve recipients that it couldn't resolve all of my emails going out. I would test out their domain names using NSLookup. But when I changed to a well known DNS server in my forwarders in DNS, I had no problem resolving all domains. Any Ideas on why this might be? Thanks, Pete Tag: OWA from the Internet Tag: 114721
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    - Can we move Exchange2K3 to another server? Hi According to KB 822945 Exchange 2K3 can be moved from one server to another with the same name. Can Exchange be moved between servers of different names? Is the procedure the same with the exception of the server rename Mike Tag: OWA from the Internet Tag: 114720
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    - Outgoing SMTP Mail Hi, I am currently in the process of a migration from 5.5 to 2003 in our Chicago office. After adding the 2003 server to a existing 5.5 site we began moving various mailboxes. Everything is working well so far except I noticed our SMTP mail from 5.5 users is not going out the SMTP connector on the local 2003 server? We traced it going to another site in Singapore via the MTA site connector and then using the 5.5 IMS on their bridgehead server. All inbound SMTP does come into the 2003 server and then via X.400 transfers to the users on the 5.5 box. It is just outbound SMTP that routes half-way around the world before finding an IMS to send it. I have re-calculated the routing in 5.5 and can see the 2003 SMTP connector in the 5.5 admin console but no luck? Once I move a 5.5 user to the 2003 server it starts to use the local SMTP server properly. Ultimately we could just move the rest of the 5.5 users but we will not be able to fully complete the migration for another month. All the CA's and SRS are running properly. Thanks for your help. Roger Tag: OWA from the Internet Tag: 114717
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    - NT/5.5 to Win2k/Exch2003 I currently have Exchange 5.5 on a WinNT machine. I have a new server with Win2K that I want to install Exchange 2003 on. What is the best way to do this, how do I move the stuff from 5.5 (mailboxes,etc.) to the new machine? I have very little Exchange experience. Thanks for any help. Gary Tag: OWA from the Internet Tag: 114715
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    - SMTP - NSLookup Timing Out on Some Hi All, I have configured our SMTP Virt server to use DNS lookup to resolve recipient names. I add the forwarders under DNS. Now most emails are making it out but some are not. They are timing out when I try to use NSLookup on them. What should I look for to fix this? And can I add more DNS servers to better help find the recipients? Any Ideas? Thanks, Pete Tag: OWA from the Internet Tag: 114714
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    - Multiple name space OWA + Form based authentication I have set up my Exchange 2003 server and got OWA working for multiple name space (xxx.com, yyy.com). users with xxx.com addresses would go to https://company/exchange; yyy.com would go to https://company/yyy. Then I turned on form based authentication. xxx.com users OWA works flawlessly. However, after yyy.com users logged off (or session timed out), they cannot use the logon page to logon again as it defaults back to https://company/exchweb/bin/auth/owalogon.asp?reason=1. xxx.com users can logon from that page, but yyy.com users cannot. Does anyone know a solution to this problem? Thanks Tag: OWA from the Internet Tag: 114712
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    - deleted the ADNAutoDRC connector Help I migrated from 5.5 to ex 2003. I was goign throught he steps of removing the exchange 5.5 server and at the part to delete directory replication connectors and I deleted the ADNAutoDRC connector. The note in the microsoft guide that said not to delete it was below the part that said to delete all of them. Is this bad? What do I need to do? Please hel Tag: OWA from the Internet Tag: 114711
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    - "The srs contains no home-mdb (homeMdb" I just installed Exchange 2003 on a (new) Windows 2003 server. Ultimately I wish to move users from Exchange 5.5 on an NT server (and decommission that box). After the Exchange installation, the e2kdsinteg.log file shows the following errors: "The srs contains no home-mdb (homeMdb" "The srs contains no home-mta (homeMta)" "The public mdb contains no home-mta (homeMta)" "The system attendant contains no home-mdb (homeMdb)" "The system attendant contains no home-mta (homeMta)" I am able to create a new mailbox, but am not able to move anyone over from the old server. When I attempt to move someone, the fields for the new server and location of the new mailbox store are grayed out and not available. I can't find any useful info on the errors above. Can anyone shed some light? Tag: OWA from the Internet Tag: 114709
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    - LDAP & Schedule + We currently run Exchange 5.5 in a Windows NT domain. We have users who do not have Windows NT accounts and who do not have Exchange 5.5 mailboxes. These users are, however, able to use LDAP on port 389 to access the global address list and other address book views that have been created. We plan to migrate from Exchange 5.5 and Window NT to Windows 2003 Active Directory and Exchange 2003. Q: Will we still be able to provide LDAP access to these same address book views to users who are not part of the Active Directory or Exchange 2003, similar to how we did with Exchange 5.5 in the Windows NT domain? We also have users who use Exchange 5.5 and use Schedule+ for shared calendars. Q: Will these users still be able to use their Schedule+ calendars against their Exchange 2003 mailboxes once they have been migrated? The problem we have is that we don't save mail on the server. All mail is saved locally to a pst on the local desktop, and we could not find a good method in Exchange 5.5 for using shared Outlook calendars that didn't entail keeping our user's mail on the server. Tag: OWA from the Internet Tag: 114708
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    - Active Directory Connector I am bit confused. We are migrating from Exchange 5.5 to Exchange 2003 and we used the Active Directory Migration Tool (ADMT) to bring over the users, groups and SID histories. We believe the next step is to use the ADC tools. Q: What exactly do the ADC Tools do? Do they add Exchange 5.5 mailbox attributes to the Active Directory Users and groups that were copied to Active Directory? I am confused the Microsoft Exchange 2003 deployment (Chapter 4, pg 55) makes the following statement "must use the ADMT or the user domain upgrade method to add Exchange 5.5 mailbox attributes to the Active Directory Users and groups that you copied to Active Directory". I thought this was the function of the ADC tools? Q: Once I set up the connection agreements, will I be able to add an NT user account and mailbox in Exchange 5.5 and have that account and mailbox replicate to the Windows 2003-Exchange 2003 Active Directory? I don't understand what exactly is replicated once these agreements are set- up? Thanks Tag: OWA from the Internet Tag: 114705
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    - Sender filtering questioning 1.) Is there anyway to seperate the "Message with Blank Sender" and the senders manually defined into different folders, When the "Archives Filtered Messages" is enabled? Its kind of tough the search through 1000's of emails to find out if 1 person in the list has send email. 2.) Also in the bad mail directory why is 3 files created for 1 bad email, this is a space hog, Also is there anyway to stop the collection of bad emails? thanks, Chris Tag: OWA from the Internet Tag: 114704
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    - Exchange 2003 cluster install I am creating an active/passive 2 node clustered server. I did the forestprep and domainprep. When I install the enterprise version of exch2003 installation, it does not ask me whether I want to install the cluster aware version what it supposed to ask. Also, it did not ask me whether I want to join the alrady existing exchange 2000 organization what I know it should prompt me for. when I finish with the installation and wait for replication, the server does not show up in the already existing organization and as a matter of fact it nowhere shows up. It is scary. What do I need to do to make this work? Tag: OWA from the Internet Tag: 114701
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    - allow relay to 2nd domain We have an sbs2003 server setup and have just registered a new domain name. We are trying to figure out how to tell Exchange to relay email through that domain. Right now it says 'unable to relay for xxx@xxxx.com' Thanks Tag: OWA from the Internet Tag: 114695
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    - Majordomo type functions in Exchange 2003 Is there any list server functionality in Exchange 2003 such as Majordomo? The main function would need to be e-mail groups to which users can subscribe and un-subscribe to these groups. Any help? If Exchange 2003 cannot do this out-of-the-box, is there any third party software that can do this that supporst Exchange 2003? Any help would be great. Thanks, Kevin Tag: OWA from the Internet Tag: 114693
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    - Get Digital Signature from Exchange 2003 we recently migrated from Exchange 5.5 to Exchange 2003. We used the "get digital signature" from Exchange server in 5.5. We had to install key management to use it. Is that feature available on Exchange 2K03? thanks, Tag: OWA from the Internet Tag: 114689
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    - ADC Connection Agreement Wizard I have a mixed Windows 2000 and NT 4.0 network that I inherited. We have Exchange 5.5 running on an NT 4 BDC, and there is also an Exchange 2000 server at a separate site in the domain. We are preparing to install a new Exchange 2003 server at the main site and migrate all the users from the Exchange 5.5 server then decommission the old server. It doesn't appear that the Exchange 2000 server was joined to the Exchange 5.5 organization when it was installed because they are different business units. However, when I try to join the Exchange 2003 server to the Exchange 5.5 organization I get the following error from the ADC Connection Agreement Wizard: Error: The organization o=T2 Supply is already installed into this forest but the configured 5.5 server is a member of organization o=SKC Communication Products, Inc.. Please choose a 5.5 server in the correct Org. T2 Supply is the organization on the Exchange 2000 server, and SKC Communications Products, Inc. is the Exchange 5.5 organization. I have already changed the Exchange 5.5 organization to remove the "," from the name but it hasn't been reflected. Do I need to restart exchange or the NT 4 server to make this take? How can I resolve this issue to join the new server to the old organization? Is it possible to resolve this at this time? Thanks Jeff Magady Support Engineer Tekniq Data Corporation Tag: OWA from the Internet Tag: 114679
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    - Plz Help with my SMTP Issue in below post Hi, Please guys take a look at my posts. I really need your help. Thanks, Pete Tag: OWA from the Internet Tag: 114673
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    - Exchange 2003 setup for beginners Hi, I am in progress of installing exchange 2003 on server 2003. Server is install and i can install exchange 2003 by using setup wizard. after installation of exchange is done what are the following stepts. can anyone tell me some sites that can help me with step by step install of exchange 2003. thank you Tag: OWA from the Internet Tag: 114672
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    - Exchange Server as POP3 I've set up Exchange 2003 Enterprise on a test server running Win 2003 Enterprise Server. It is not a DC, but is a member of a domain. I can send and receive internal (user@domain.local) emails, can send external emails (user@internetdomain.com), but cannot receive external emails. We've added the appropriate mx record for a fqdn test site pointing to the exchange server which can be reached throught a router/firewall by a static IP/NAT forward. The DC is also provides DNS configured with appropriate DNS forwarding. My questions are 1. Do you have to install the out-of-the-box POP3 service in Windows Server 2003 even though Exchange is installed 2. Do any white papers exist on this particular aspect of configuration Thanks. Tag: OWA from the Internet Tag: 114670
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    - Public folder calendars Does anyone know of a way for individuals calendars in Outlook to automatically populate a central public folder calendar? Tag: OWA from the Internet Tag: 114669
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    - SMTP Out Setup HI, Ok I am trying to figure out for SMTP outbound email I am going to do the following for a DNS config instead of using a smart Host. 1. Under the SMTP connector I will chose Use DNS resolution for emial. 2. I will go to the SMTP virtual server under protocol. Click on the delivery tab then Advanced Delivery/Configure and Add a Public DNS Server that can resolve DNS names. It can be any one on the net really, correct? It could be my new ISPs DNS server or my old one it doesn't really matter, correct? Is this all I have to do in order to get email out by DNS to work? Thanks, Pete Tag: OWA from the Internet Tag: 114662
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    - interforest migration Exchange 2000 -> 2003 Hi, I like to migrate from Windows 2000 to a new Windows 2003 forest. Migration of users and servers can be done with ADMT, but how do I migrate my Exchange 2000 from the old forest to a new Exchange 2003 server in the new forest I can't find any information on this topic I don't want to use Exmerge to move the mailboxes. Is it possible to use ADMT to move the server to the new forest the reacl the mailboxes, add a new Exchange 2003 server in the new forest and then move the mailboxes from Exchange 2000 to the new Exchange 2003 server without loosing any information All suggestions are welcom regards, Rob Tag: OWA from the Internet Tag: 114660
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We have Exchange 2003 installed and running. OWA works
from inside the LAN. We have ISA server as our
proxy/firewall.

What do we need to do to get OWA to work from the internet?

thanks,
Cal

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OWA from the Internet by Michael

Michael
Fri Apr 23 19:35:03 CDT 2004

you need to open up a port on the firewall and point
calls to the exchange server.

eg. http://yourexternalipaddress:theport. the firewall
must be set to forward the request to your internal ip
address.
>-----Original Message-----
>We have Exchange 2003 installed and running. OWA works
>from inside the LAN. We have ISA server as our
>proxy/firewall.
>
>What do we need to do to get OWA to work from the
internet?
>
>thanks,
>Cal
>.
>

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