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    - Exchange and Lotus Connector install We are currently setting up a clustered Exhange 2003 server on Windows 2003 Server. Our current mail server is a Lotus Notes Domino server and we would like to install Connector for Notes on it for migration however since it is clustered we are not able to do this. Is there a way around this or could/should we stop clustering the servers for the time being until we are fully migrated and then rebuild the cluster? Would doing this cause any sort of cluster instability? Thanks. Tag: giving incomming and outgoing email rights Tag: 130568
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    - Creating Group Calendar in Exchange 2003 (SBS) Hello, I'm new to Exchange 2003. I am setting up a Windows Small Business 2003 server and require a group calendar. I've created a folder in Public Folders however I see no way to specify it act as a calendar. I've looked through documention and several books and I see all kinds of third-party software that created calendars for you, however I see no instructions as to how to setup a group calendar nativley in Exchange 2003. Can anyone lead me to a website that has exact instructions or forward me a set of instructions as how to do this? Even a basic outline of what to do would help as I can figure out the rest. Thanks! Tag: giving incomming and outgoing email rights Tag: 130567
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    - NT4 PDC/Exch 5.5 upgrade to W/E2003 Hi, Scenario: NT4 PCD runnning Exchange 5.5, single domain/site. New W2003 server, member of the NT4 domain, not yet upgraded to AD Old desktop sitting in corner running NT4 as a BDC Need to: Ultimately have the new W2003 server run E2003 and be a DC. Eventually remove the NT4 PDC and reload with W2003. >From all that I've gathered, my large steps are: 1) Upgrade the current NT4 PDC to W2000 and AD. 2) Ensure DNS is working properly. 3) Install the ADC for replication between E5.5 and AD 4) DCPROMO the new W2003 server to DC in the new AD 5) Install E2003 into the existing E5.5 site. 6) Move mailboxes & public folders to the new E2003 installation. 7) Ensure everything is running correctly and follow the instructions for rmeoving the last E5.5 server. After all is running the W2000 machine would be removed from the domain and reinstalled as a W2003 DC. Anything I'm missing? I looked at articles, posts, and whitepapers till my eyes bled... Thanks a lot, Keith Tag: giving incomming and outgoing email rights Tag: 130566
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    - Exchange 2000 Uninstall Fails I am getting the following fatal errors when trying to uninstall Exhange 2000 from my old server to reclaim disk space (I am now running Exchange 2003 on an SBS 2003 server in a totally different domain and LAN so it is not a part of this problem). [10:00:24] Entering CBaseAtom(DSAccess settings)::ScAddFilesToQueue [10:00:24] Preparing to copy files for DSAccess settings [10:00:24] Entering CBaseAtom::ScPollAtomRemovalControl [10:00:24] Leaving CBaseAtom::ScPollAtomRemovalControl [10:00:24] Entering CBaseAtom::FTestBaseAtomRemovalCondition [10:00:24] Leaving CBaseAtom::FTestBaseAtomRemovalCondition [10:00:24] Adding Files to Copy Queue, Section ID:66063, [DSAccessPerfFiles], DestinationDir: D:\Program Files\Exchsrvr\bin [10:00:24] CFileManager::ScAddFileSectionToQueue (f:\titanium\admin\src\udog\setupbase\tools\filemgr.cxx:330) Error code 0XE0070101 (257): An unknown error has occurred. [10:00:24] Section index = 66063, Section name = 'DSAccessPerfFiles' CBaseAtom(%s)::ScAddFilesToQueue (f:\titanium\admin\src\udog\setupbase\basecomp\baseatom.cxx:466) Error code 0XE0070101 (257): An unknown error has occurred. [10:00:24] CBaseComponent::ScAddFilesToQueue (f:\titanium\admin\src\udog\setupbase\basecomp\basecomp.cxx:621) Error code 0XE0070101 (257): An unknown error has occurred. [10:00:24] Leaving CBaseComponent::ScAddFilesToQueue [10:00:50] Entering CBaseAtom(Exchange System Management Snap-ins)::ScAddFilesToQueue [10:00:50] Preparing to copy files for Exchange System Management Snap-ins [10:00:50] Adding single file to Copy Queue, FileName: MMFMIG32.DLL, DestinationDir: C:\WIN2K\system32 [10:00:50] Adding single file to Copy Queue, FileName: MAPI32.DLL, DestinationDir: C:\WIN2K\system32 [10:00:50] Adding single file to Copy Queue, FileName: MAPISP32.EXE, DestinationDir: C:\WIN2K\system32 [10:00:50] Adding single file to Copy Queue, FileName: MSPST32.DLL, DestinationDir: C:\WIN2K\system32 [10:00:50] Adding Files to Copy Queue, Section ID:66022, [AdminFiles], DestinationDir: D:\Program Files\Exchsrvr\bin [10:00:50] Adding Files to Copy Queue, Section ID:66015, [ServerAdminCommonFiles], DestinationDir: D:\Program Files\Exchsrvr\bin [10:00:50] Adding Files to Copy Queue, Section ID:66083, [ServerAdminCommonFilesCCMailProxy], DestinationDir: D:\Program Files\Exchsrvr\address\ccmail\i386 [10:00:50] CFileManager::ScAddFileSectionToQueue (f:\titanium\admin\src\udog\setupbase\tools\filemgr.cxx:330) Error code 0XE0070101 (257): An unknown error has occurred. [10:00:50] Section index = 66083, Section name = 'ServerAdminCommonFilesCCMailProxy' CBaseAtom(%s)::ScAddFilesToQueue (f:\titanium\admin\src\udog\setupbase\basecomp\baseatom.cxx:466) Error code 0XE0070101 (257): An unknown error has occurred. [10:00:50] CBaseComponent::ScAddFilesToQueue (f:\titanium\admin\src\udog\setupbase\basecomp\basecomp.cxx:621) Error code 0XE0070101 (257): An unknown error has occurred. [10:00:50] Leaving CBaseComponent::ScAddFilesToQueue Any help on getting past these errors would be appreciated. Pete Loveall AME Corp. Tag: giving incomming and outgoing email rights Tag: 130565
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    - Exchange Virutal Memory Hello friends: I am setting up Exchange 2003 server with 3GB memory, what should be ideal size of virtual memory for 3gb ram? Thanks. Tag: giving incomming and outgoing email rights Tag: 130564
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    - ADC REPLICATES ONLY ONE WAY Ok. I have a problem with my ADC replication. In order to test proper replication, I went to my Exchange 5.5 Administrator, picked a user and entered a telephone # for that user. Then I went to my ADC and clicked on Users Agreement, and clicked Replicate NOW. I went back to my Users & Computers and the phone number did not replicate. Then I entered a phone # in different field in ADUC, Replicated and it showed up in Exchange. So I have a problem with replication from Exchange to AD. Can someone help me diagnose this problem. Thank You! Tag: giving incomming and outgoing email rights Tag: 130563
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    - Setup Exchange 2003 Hi, In this link http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/exchange/guides/Ex2k3DepGuide/4e3a8d48-d515-4697-a286-300931784c1f.mspx chapter 2 "Installing New Exchange 2003 Servers" I see that I have to run ForestPrep and DomainPrep. It's right that in the section " Running Exchange 2003 Setup" I need to use again "E:\setup\i386\setup /ForestPrep" Thank's Tag: giving incomming and outgoing email rights Tag: 130562
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    - Exchange 2000 Server recovery procedures Hi, I'm writing an Exchange 2000 server recovery plan for my company and not sure the following procedures are correct or not. Situation: Partition (E:) holding the database files is down due to hardware failure but the partition (D:) holding the transaction log files is available. Method A: 1. Restore the full backup performed last night but NOT "last backup set". 2. Copy the transaction log files (E*.log) into the temp folder and overwrite temp files e.g. E:\First Storage Group\ 3. Run ESEUTIL.EXE /CC to replay transactions. 4. Mount the stores to make them online. Method B: 1. Keep the transaction log files (E*.log) in the original folder but delete the edb.chk file 2. Restore the full backup performed last night and mark "last backup set". 3. Mount the stores to make them online. I tried method B in a testing server succssfully but some transactions are missing in the production server for the same approach. Method A works in the production server but I'm not sure it can applied to all scenarios such as alternative server restoration. Could anyone point me which method is better and can ensure all transactions can be replayed successfully? Thanks in advance Sam Tag: giving incomming and outgoing email rights Tag: 130561
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    - Exchange 2003 Standard or Enterprise??? Just curious what advantages I would see by going with Exchange 2003 Enterprise (besides mailbox limit)? I am about to migrate from 5.5 (old domain with trust) to 2003 new domain (2003). Thanks in advance. Tag: giving incomming and outgoing email rights Tag: 130557
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    - Exchange 2003 SP1 Cross site mailbox moves - not working! Hi, I am running two Exchange 5.5 SP4 (&post SP4 rollup patch) sites on Windows 2000 Server SP4. This is operating in an AD 2003 functional level domain. I have installed Windows Server 2003 SP1 on a new server and installed the Exchange 2003 ADC SP1. Then installed Exchange 2003, then Exchange 2003 SP1. I have two domains and the two exchange sites are in different domains. Cross site mailbox moves do not work, there is no error, the option is simply not there in Exchange tasks. It is for the intra site moves and that works fine. The account I am using is an enterprise admin and is a service account admin for exchange 5.5 in both sites. Any ideas??? I thought SP1 was capable of this!! Thanks, Charlie Tag: giving incomming and outgoing email rights Tag: 130554
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    - Exhange 2003, OWA, SSL, and Event ID 1503 While I am able to access in a browser OWA using SSL via https://FQDN/exchange/ without issues, I am unable to access in a browser OMA using SSL via https://FQDN/owa , while attempting to do so, after presented with a login screen, I get the following error in my browser "A System error has occurred while processing your request. Please try again. If the problem persists, contact your administrator." In addition, I get the following event " Event Type: Error Event Source: MSExchangeOMA Event Category: (1000) Event ID: 1503 Date: 5/2/2005 Time: 11:42:20 AM User: N/A Computer: MAIL Description: An unknown error occurred while processing the current request: Message: The remote server returned an error: (403) Forbidden. Source: Microsoft.Exchange.OMA.ExchangeDataProvider Stack trace: at Microsoft.Exchange.OMA.ExchangeDataProvider.OmaWebRequest.GetRequestStream() at Microsoft.Exchange.OMA.ExchangeDataProvider.ExchangeServices.GetSpecialFolders() at Microsoft.Exchange.OMA.ExchangeDataProvider.ExchangeServices..ctor(UserInfo user) Message: Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation. Source: mscorlib Stack trace: at System.Reflection.RuntimeConstructorInfo.InternalInvoke(BindingFlags invokeAttr, Binder binder, Object[] parameters, CultureInfo culture, Boolean isBinderDefault) at System.Reflection.RuntimeConstructorInfo.Invoke(BindingFlags invokeAttr, Binder binder, Object[] parameters, CultureInfo culture) at System.RuntimeType.CreateInstanceImpl(BindingFlags bindingAttr, Binder binder, Object[] args, CultureInfo culture, Object[] activationAttributes) at System.Activator.CreateInstance(Type type, BindingFlags bindingAttr, Binder binder, Object[] args, CultureInfo culture, Object[] activationAttributes) at Microsoft.Exchange.OMA.UserInterface.Global.Session_Start(Object sender, EventArgs e) Message: Exception of type Microsoft.Exchange.OMA.DataProviderInterface.ProviderException was thrown. EventMessage: UserMessage: A System error has occurred while processing your request. Please try again. If the problem persists, contact your administrator. Source: Microsoft.Exchange.OMA.UserInterface Stack trace: at Microsoft.Exchange.OMA.UserInterface.Global.Session_Start(Object sender, EventArgs e) at System.Web.SessionState.SessionStateModule.RaiseOnStart(EventArgs e) at System.Web.SessionState.SessionStateModule.CompleteAcquireState() at System.Web.SessionState.SessionStateModule.BeginAcquireState(Object source, EventArgs e, AsyncCallback cb, Object extraData) at System.Web.AsyncEventExecutionStep.System.Web.HttpApplication+IExecutionStep.Execute() at System.Web.HttpApplication.ExecuteStep(IExecutionStep step, Boolean& completedSynchronously) " Also, in my Pocket PC 2003, I am getting the following error. HTTP_403 I have read about the inability for OMA not to work with an SSL, but given the fact that my OWA is working fine, I cannot understand this issue. Surely, I am not the only user ever want to secure OMA with a single Exchange 2003 server? Tag: giving incomming and outgoing email rights Tag: 130553
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    - dns and exchange connector emailing problem My question is that a branch of the company has a different domain name and has win2003 sbs/exchange 2003 and it is setup to forward branch emails to an ip address on my network. At the Exchange 2003 is using DNS rather than the only connector(which forwards the emails to the correct ip address) on the server resulting in occasional delayed/non-delivered traffic to/from the branch. How can I ensure the connector is the default connection rather than the DNS connection? Tag: giving incomming and outgoing email rights Tag: 130552
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    - 5.5 to 2003 Hi I have a nt 4 domain and a 2003 domain with a trust. Some users are migrated but everything works ok. i want to set up a 2003 exchange server in the new domain. The more i read the more i am getting confused. We need them to coexist as migration is gradual. Do i create a entirely new setup for exchage or should i include it in the same site origanisation. Also is there any problems with installing the exchagne server on a gc server, Thanks claire Tag: giving incomming and outgoing email rights Tag: 130549
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    - Address List Hi All: Environment: Windows 2000 Advanced server with Exchange 2000 Enterprise Edition with SP3 and rollup for SP3. i logon as domain administrator with all access rights. when i go to exchange system manager, and go to recipients then All Address Lists then click New Address List as "Test" i click on Finish button then the windows shows error access denied and with more info : facility : Win32 id no : 80070005 exchange system manager Any help will be appreciated!! Thanks. Rajiv Tag: giving incomming and outgoing email rights Tag: 130544
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    - new hardware setup we are planning to install exchange 2003 on new hardware and need some advice on disk management and planning. we have two raid controllers and 8 disks. after discussing with a few consultants and friends here is the summary.. they all agreed on this- the first controller is setup as raid 1 with one partition for the OS, Exchange install, and pagefile. some suggested- first controller, raid 1, create 2 partitions, 1 for OS and Exchange, 1 for pagefile. then the second controller was varied.. 1st 4 disks setup as raid10 for database, and last 2 disks as raid 1 for logs. 1st 4 disks setup as raid5 and 1 hotspare, last 2 raid 1 for logs another suggestions was just setup 3 raid 1 arrays. which one is more reasonable? and is it best to put the pagefile on the same drives as the OS even though its a separate partition? thanks. Tag: giving incomming and outgoing email rights Tag: 130543
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    - Same address suffixes on two different exchange servers? I'm currently running 1 exchange 2003 server, with 3 different mailbox stores. Each store has it's own domain and suffix. I am now planning to add additional servers into the other two domains and eventually move two of the three stores to their respective domains. My question is, can I install the new servers and a new mail store on it. Then move one mailbox at a time as we visit users to change their Outlook settings. So that as you're moving mailboxes, the suffix XYZ.com for example, would be running from both servers. Jane.Doe@xyz.com on one server and John.smith@xyz.com on the other server and both users would still get their e-mail. Or do I have to do the big bang theory and move the entire mail store from one server to the other and change all the users Outlook settings to point to the new mail server, at the same time? I'm assuming you would set this up by having two seperate MX records one for each server and the mail would then be routed based on those when the mail hits the firewall, to find the correct mailbox? Please correct me if I'm wrong. Kevin Tag: giving incomming and outgoing email rights Tag: 130535
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    - System Folders I have 2 OAB Version 2 and also 2 OFFLINE ADDRESS BOOKS. Is that normal since I have just ran migrate command on system folders from 5.5 to 2003? Tag: giving incomming and outgoing email rights Tag: 130532
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    - White Paper Does anyone know of any good very detailed white papers on Upgrade Exchange 5.5 to 2003? Please send me a link. Tag: giving incomming and outgoing email rights Tag: 130531
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    - Best Method for New Installation I currently have a Windows 2000 Server with Exchange 5.5. We are in the process of getting a new Windows 20003 Server and I would like to use Exchange 2003. I searched the knowledge base for migration methods but am unclear as to the best method. I would like to use the current Windows Server name and Exchange Server name if possible. I've never migrated Exhange before. Thanks for your help. Tom Tag: giving incomming and outgoing email rights Tag: 130530
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    - Exchange 2003 outbound email are not working Please help? We are in process of migrating from 5.5 to Exchange 2003. Right now we have introduced a Exchange 2003 server to host email boxes, OWA server and one Exchange 2003 box for SMTP. We are still in a Mixed Mode. We have tested new exchange with few mail box transfer to new Exchange 2003 server and its working fine. Problm is with new Exchange 2003 SMTP box. If I shut down old 5.5 SMTP server I can receive emails through new Exchange 2003 SMTPbox but I am not able to SEND emails out. When I trun on the Old 5.5 SMTP server I can see all the outboud email in Queue and its send emails after some time. I have created MX records with ISP and within our DNS server also. I have opend Port 25 in Firewall. Can some give me some hint what should I check. Another issue is that we have to host emails for another domain also in the same exchange server. Our mail domain is 'company1.com. We want to host emails for another domain 'company2.com also but only for few users. I think in Mixed mode on Default Recepient Polcy works? Is there any way to configure this in Mixed mode that we can host this domain emails for few selected users only. Exchange2003Sp1 is running on Windows 2003 SP1 Thanks in advance for your help Tag: giving incomming and outgoing email rights Tag: 130529
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    - Automatic MAIL !!! Hi people, Anybody Knows a form to configure automatic mail in two situations: First: When the mail account is created and the user open by the first time and receive a automatic mail with congratulations, Welcome, etc.... Second: In the user's birthday, the exchange send a automatic mail with Happy Birthday!!!! I need to configure it in my company Thanks Elvecio. Tag: giving incomming and outgoing email rights Tag: 130528
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    - Problem upgrading Exchange 2000 STD to Enterprise I have E2K SP3 running on Win2KSP3++ and am trying to perform an upgrade to Enterprise. I have worked through some permission issues and account problems but now receive the following error Setup failed while Creating Active Directory objects for SMTP Service (error 0x8007203A: The server is not operational.) . Additional information: The server is not operational. Facility: Win32 ID no: 8007203a Microsoft Exchange Setup Service = 'SMTPSvc' mode = 'Reinstall' (61955) Setup encountered an error during Microsoft Exchange Messaging and Collaboration Services of Reinstall component task. Function: CBaseExchangeProtocolAtom::ScCreateServerLevelProtocolCT CAtomSMTP::ScAddDSObjects CBaseAtom::ScRefreshDSObjects CBaseAtom::ScReinstall CBaseServiceAtom::ScReinstall CBaseAtom::ScSetup CBaseComponent::ScSetup CBaseComponent::ScSetup CCompServer::ScSetup CComExchSetupComponent::Install - The roll back is then sucessfully performed. The exchange sry up log states the following [21:08:10] Entering CAtomNNTP::ScAddDSObjects [21:08:10] Creating Active Directory objects for NNTP Service [21:08:10] Entering CBaseExchangeProtocolAtom::ScCreateServerLevelProtocolCT [21:08:10] Leaving CBaseExchangeProtocolAtom::ScCreateServerLevelProtocolCT [21:08:10] Leaving CAtomNNTP::ScAddDSObjects [21:08:10] Leaving CBaseAtom(NNTP Service)::ScRefreshDSObjects [21:08:10] Entering CBaseAtom(NNTP Service)::ScRefreshMetabaseKeys [21:08:10] Entering CAtomNNTP::ScAddMetabaseKeys [21:08:10] Creating IIS Metabase objects for NNTP Service [21:08:10] Entering ScLookupDefaultPublicMDB [21:08:10] Entering ScLookupDefaultStorageGroup [21:08:10] Entering ScLookupChildObjects [21:08:10] Leaving ScLookupChildObjects [21:08:10] Leaving ScLookupDefaultStorageGroup [21:08:10] Entering ScLookupChildObjects [21:08:10] Leaving ScLookupChildObjects [21:08:10] Leaving ScLookupDefaultPublicMDB [21:08:10] Leaving CAtomNNTP::ScAddMetabaseKeys [21:08:10] Leaving CBaseAtom(NNTP Service)::ScRefreshMetabaseKeys [21:08:10] Entering CBaseAtom(NNTP Service)::ScAddShortcuts [21:08:10] Leaving CBaseAtom(NNTP Service)::ScAddShortcuts [21:08:10] Leaving CBaseAtom(NNTP Service)::ScReinstall [21:08:10] Leaving CBaseServiceAtom(NNTP Service)::ScReinstall [21:08:10] Completed Reinstall of NNTP Service sub-component [21:08:10] Beginning Reinstall of SMTP Service sub-component [21:08:10] Entering CBaseServiceAtom(SMTP Service)::ScReinstall [21:08:10] Entering CAtomSMTP::ScCreateAtomServices [21:08:10] Leaving CAtomSMTP::ScCreateAtomServices [21:08:10] Entering CBaseAtom(SMTP Service)::ScReinstall [21:08:10] Entering CAtomSMTP::ScRefreshRegistryKeys [21:08:10] Entering CBaseAtom(SMTP Service)::ScRefreshRegistryKeys [21:08:10] Configuring registry entries for SMTP Service [21:08:10] Entering CRegistryManager::ScProcessFile [21:08:10] ++++ Starting interpreter on file e:\setup\i386\exchange\smtp_reg.ins ++++ [21:08:10] Interpreting line <CreateProcess:C:\Program Files\Exchsrvr\bin;regsvr32 /s msgtrack.dll;180000> [21:08:10] Process created ... waiting (180000) [21:08:11] Process has exited with 00000000 [21:08:11] Interpreting line <CreateProcess:C:\Program Files\Exchsrvr\bin;regsvr32 /s phatq.dll;180000> [21:08:11] Process created ... waiting (180000) [21:08:11] Process has exited with 00000000 [21:08:11] Interpreting line <CreateProcess:C:\Program Files\Exchsrvr\bin;regsvr32 /s turflist.dll;180000> [21:08:11] Process created ... waiting (180000) [21:08:11] Process has exited with 00000000 [21:08:11] Interpreting line <CreateProcess:C:\Program Files\Exchsrvr\bin;regsvr32 /s regsinks.dll;180000> [21:08:11] Process created ... waiting (180000) [21:08:11] Process has exited with 00000000 [21:08:11] Interpreting line <OpenMachineKey:SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\EventLog\Application> [21:08:11] Interpreting line <CreateKey:ExSMTP> [21:08:11] Interpreting line <CloseKey:> [21:08:11] Interpreting line <OpenMachineKey:SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\EventLog\Application\ExSMTP> [21:08:11] Interpreting line <ReplaceExpandString:EventMessageFile;C:\Program Files\Exchsrvr\bin\exsmtp.dll> [21:08:11] Interpreting line <ReplaceDword:TypesSupported;7> [21:08:11] Interpreting line <CloseKey:> [21:08:11] Leaving CRegistryManager::ScProcessFile [21:08:11] Leaving CBaseAtom(SMTP Service)::ScRefreshRegistryKeys [21:08:11] Entering CAtomSMTP::ScWriteRegistryKeys [21:08:11] Setting ACL for Mailroot subtree [21:08:11] Creating Mailroot directory at C:\Program Files\Exchsrvr\Mailroot\ Any ideas? I am at a loss for this Thanks Tag: giving incomming and outgoing email rights Tag: 130526
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    - Exchange 2003 Setup Failed I'm running setup for Exchange 2003 and it fails with the following message during the part where it installs Microsoft Exchange Messaging and Collaboration Service: Setup failed while installing sub-component Site Replication Service with error code 0x8007203A. I'm trying to install Exchange 2003 in a mixed-mode Exchange 5.5 environment. Any clue? thanks! Tag: giving incomming and outgoing email rights Tag: 130525
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    - Single OWA URL for two servers We have two exchange servers at two locations, which both operate fine via https:/exchangeserver1/exchange and https:/exchangeserver2/exchange internally. When a user from exchangeserver2 starts up with internal URL https:/exchangeserver1/exchange and logs in (forms based auth), their browser is re-directed to https:/exchangeserver2/exchange and logs them in. The problem I want to resolve is that I need to stop this re-direction to the browser and essentially need exchangeserver1 to serve as a proxy through to exchangeserver2. The reason is that externally, we have proxy passthrough set up on our existing production Apache web server and it works great for exchangeserver1 accounts (https://owa.mydomain.tld/exchange) , but if an exchangeserver2 account logs in, their broswer is redirected to the internal URL (https://exchangeserver2/exchange), which is obviously never going to work. A work around would be to set up two proxy pass through's on the Apache side, but it's a kludgy solution for the users (set up a page that contains link to the two proxy URLs) and requires a significant amount of routing and firewall ruleset changes. I'd rather just proxy everything through exchangeserver1 to take advantage of the internal networking infrastucucture to exchangeserver2. This cannot be a unique request... TIA -sc Tag: giving incomming and outgoing email rights Tag: 130523
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    - Active directory integration Hi, I set up DC on one machine and Exchange 2003 on another one. The problem is i don't have any exchange tasks for users (existing or new) on ADUC except for the Administrator account. Can anyone help me with this? Thanx, Andrei Ciolca Tag: giving incomming and outgoing email rights Tag: 130518
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    - First Time Installation I am going to be installing Exchange Server 2003 for the first time on a Windows 2000 Server. I am looking for basic installation and setup instructions. Thank you. Tag: giving incomming and outgoing email rights Tag: 130516
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    - Urgent! Internet Mail Hi, We are using Exchange server 2000 for local emailing for internet email we install pop3 internet mail service on our client computers. We don't want use exchange server for outsite email but we would like to take internet email by on one account or service that connect the pop internet mail accounts and takes the emails from there and sends to the account ovners the mail. Can I configure Exchange server as I want or do u know a program which can do it for us? I mean we are looking for a settings or program which can collect pop3 mail from internet and send to the owners. Thanks. Tag: giving incomming and outgoing email rights Tag: 130515
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    - Howto make OWA accessible over https? Hi there! I would like to make my Exchange-installation more secure so I enabled "128bit ssl connection required". If I now want to access exchange over the normal http:/... path I get the information that I should try it with https:// of course. However even on the same machine I can't reach exchange, it looks like no one is listening on the https port. Any ideas howto enable this, I already installed the Certificate-stuff. Thank you in advance, lg John Tag: giving incomming and outgoing email rights Tag: 130512
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    - Exchange 2003 and greylisting Hi, has anyone found a good way of doing greylisting in a exchange 2003. Were using Syamantec Mail Security 4.6 and IMF today. best Ola Tag: giving incomming and outgoing email rights Tag: 130508
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    - Delivering received mail to unknown address to default mailbox Is there any way to have exchange deliver email that is addressed to an unknown email address to a default mailbox i.e. if someone addresses an email and misspells the name then when it gets to our exchange server it will not be recognised and is sent to a mailbox for a certain account. Tag: giving incomming and outgoing email rights Tag: 130507
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    - email address not created when setup I have finished migrating from 5.5 to 2000 by joining the 5.5 org with a 2000 server etc. Now when I create a new account with an exchange account, the account is created and I can logon to the domain with it, but the account has no email address. By that I mean that the address field is blank. The default policy shows that an address should be created. Before I finished the migration, addresses were created in 5.5 then moved to 2000. Tag: giving incomming and outgoing email rights Tag: 130506
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    - OWA and foreign languages Hello, We are using OWA on Exchange 2003. We have employees travelling to Asia but are unable to logon to OWA. If the computer they are using is in Chinese, they can see the logon form to enter their username and password but can not go any further. Is there a setting in Exchange that allows client access with computers using a foreign language? Rob Tag: giving incomming and outgoing email rights Tag: 130501
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    - Disable hard delete in Outlook we need to recover some of the emails (from a particular date) from one of our users. The items that he sent to another user in our company. We took the following steps. 1. gave ourselves permissions to the users mailbox. went through deleted items. Nothing 2. since retention is set on the server to 30 days tried undeleting items. Again nothing found from that day. but previous and following days yes. 3. If we assume that the user was smart enought to hard delete his items so that they wont be able to be undeleted what steps to we take to prevent this from happening in the future I've seem to read somewhere that there is a registry edit so that even if user Shift-deletes the items they are still go to deleted items. 4. We can't go to tape since it was done in the course of a single day before the backups were made. 5. What else can we do to try and recover the items. Thank you very much in advance for all the wonderful responses. Tag: giving incomming and outgoing email rights Tag: 130500
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    - Making exchange so it doesn't make multiple copies of attachments I think I read you could set it so exchange doesn't duplicate attachments. We are running Exchange 2003. One person sent a 23MB attachment to everyone in the company. As far as I know a copy went into every mailbox. Is there a setting I need to check to make sure it doesn't turn a 23MB attachment into 500MB of used exchange space? Is there any disadvantage to not having it replicate? Thank you Tag: giving incomming and outgoing email rights Tag: 130499
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    - Exchange 2000 SP3 on 2000 Advanced Server I am trying to create customer address list under "All Address List" and its giving me following error: Access Denied Facility: Win32 ID no: 80070005 Exchange System Manager Thanks for your help Rajiv Tag: giving incomming and outgoing email rights Tag: 130468
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    - Fixed ok i looked in the servers\protocols\http\exchange virtual server(exchange) via exchange system manager not IIS manager and went to it's properties and low and behold i found the problem the exchange path had public folders listed instead of mailboxes for smtp domain so i changed it and it seems to be working fine. Please let me know if i did something wrong by changing this but i am happy so far. thanks for your help if u were reviewing this Tag: giving incomming and outgoing email rights Tag: 130465
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    - Install Exchange and Windows Server Can someone tell me how many hours it should take to do a clean install of Windows Server 2003 and Exchange and how much time per client is required? Thanks, Tom Rubens Tag: giving incomming and outgoing email rights Tag: 130463
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    - POP3 Connector, Leave Messages On Server Hi all, I have a situation where I have an SBS2003 server running Exchange 2003 SP1 at a small business and they are getting their email through an Internet Service Provider. I use the pop3 connector to grab their email and deliver it to their Exchange email accounts. The problem is, I have two users here who want to be able to access their POP3 e-mail though their Palm Pilots. If they go check their e-mail hosted with their ISP, they see no email because the Exchange server has grabbed it and removed it from the server. Is there a way to set the POP3 connector on the Exchange server to only download a copy of the message and delete them after a certain number of days from the POP3 server. Thanks Is there any way to configure the Exchange pop3 connector to leave the mail on the server when it grabs it? Thanks, Tag: giving incomming and outgoing email rights Tag: 130461
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    - failed installation question Just wondering, if after a failed installation of exchange server 2003 enterprise, i can re-install again. Or if i'll need to uninstall then re-install. The installation failed while installing messaging and collaboration services with a 0xc0070534 while installing subcomponent microsoft exchange server level objects. Believe this is from an AD situation that i believe is now resolved. This is a second exchange server in the organization(the first and existing one is exchange server 2003 standard)and does not have any mailboxes on it. I was putting it in the tree and exchange organization as a prep for moving all of our mailboxes to it because it is exchange enterprise and a higher quality server. Thanks Tag: giving incomming and outgoing email rights Tag: 130459

i got my AD working together with exchange 2003 .... i need to block certain
group of ppl so tht they can only send emails to the internet but cannot
recieve internet emails
and the block certain group of ppl so tht they can only recieve emails but
cannot send any... do i hav to configure my A.D for this or ms. EXCHANGE can
fulfill the job?

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Re: giving incomming and outgoing email rights by Mark

Mark
Thu May 05 13:14:03 CDT 2005

On Thu, 5 May 2005 22:41:44 +0500, "anwar adil" <anwaradil@gmail.com>
wrote:

>i got my AD working together with exchange 2003 .... i need to block certain
>group of ppl so tht they can only send emails to the internet but cannot
>recieve internet emails
>and the block certain group of ppl so tht they can only recieve emails but
>cannot send any... do i hav to configure my A.D for this or ms. EXCHANGE can
>fulfill the job?
>
It's the least nice direction, (outbound restrictions are easy but
inbound are less so). See:
http://www.msexchange.org/tutorials/MF009.html

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