May we install Exchange 2003 if we have Exchange 2007?

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    - OWA in flat text Why is it that my Exchange 2007 - Outlook Web Access users are sending their messages in plain text, yet on Outlook client, it comes in HTML? Thanks! -- --- Bob Tag: May we install Exchange 2003 if we have Exchange 2007? Tag: 162663
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    - Exch2003/SBS2003 - Cannot Receive Emails I am working with a single Exchange 2003 / SBS 2003 server. Domain users stopped receiving external emails last Friday. I have sent test emails from several domains to this server for testing. No NDR is sent back. I am able to telnet to the domain on port 25. I reran the Internet Connection setup. The domain is platinumaquatech.com. Mail is routed using DNS and this is the only server in the company. MX records point directly to this server. I would greatly appreciate any troubleshooting tips you could provide. Tag: May we install Exchange 2003 if we have Exchange 2007? Tag: 162660
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    - remove SBS exchange server I have an existing SBS 2003 server with exchange sbs2003. We have added a new server 2003R2 with Echange server 2003. We have moved the mailboxes to the new server and now need to move the public folders and remove Exchange from the SBS server. Is there a white paper or link with the steps I need to follow? Tag: May we install Exchange 2003 if we have Exchange 2007? Tag: 162657
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    - EX 2007 - No incoming mail Hi, we recently installed EX2007 with the following configuration: 1 Server for Hub, CAS and Mailbox, one as Edge transport server. The Edge Server is connected with one NIC directly to the internet (we did not set up a firewall yet) and with the other NIC to the switch where all other servers are connected to (like DC, etc) I followed quiet precisly the instructions of the set up and we are able to send outbound mail without problem. When I try to send an email or answer one of the sent mails, I get the following error: A configuration error in the e-mail system caused the message to bounce between two servers or to be forwarded between two recipients. Contact your administrator. So we tried also with a differnet mail system and got this error: SMTP-connection with IP [xx.xx.xx.xx:25] herzustellen Thu 2007-11-01 18:58:06: * IP xx.xx.xx.xx in connection failure cache for up to 5 minutes due to previous connection failure(s) I have no idea what could cause this error, any help is very much appreciated. Thank you -- Udo Michels Tag: May we install Exchange 2003 if we have Exchange 2007? Tag: 162652
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    - POP3 failing top connect from outside network I enabled pop3, and set the binding to 0.0.0.0:110, ie open to anyone(I think). When I connect to it from the local network with the local IP it works perfectly, but when i try to connect via the external IP from outside the company or even from within, the port seems closed. Whats wrong? Tag: May we install Exchange 2003 if we have Exchange 2007? Tag: 162650
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    - Merging 3 Exchange 2003 Organisations ... Gidday, I have 3 Organisations on individual (physically) separate domains. These organisations will be merging into a single new organisation in the next 6-12 months. I need some (initial) information on how we are going to get the 3 organisations using one Exchange (2003?) database in the easiest fashion. I don't have a lot of information on the "other organisations" yet, but I am told that they are running Windows 2003 domains, and using Exchange 2003 as their Email Server ... so we want the "final organisation" to be running a Windows 2003 domain, using a single Exchange 2003 Server (instead of 3 separate ones). * We have already selected the largest domain to be the domain of the "final organisation" ... the smaller domains will be "merged" into this domain. * The users on the smaller domains will want to be able to receive email to/from their email address on the "final organisation's" domain ... and this will be their primary address ... but they will also need to receive emails from their "old address on their old domain" for a period of time. * The users on the smaller domains will need to have access to their email history when connected to the "final organisation's" domain - i.e. we will be merging the 3 Exchange databases into a single Exchange database. Any information, or links to information (Case Studies?), would be greatly appreciated. Regards, Brendan Field Network Support Officer Mackay City Council (Qld, Australia) Tag: May we install Exchange 2003 if we have Exchange 2007? Tag: 162639
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    - Public Folders of Decommissioned Ex2K Hello, We have installed an Exchange 2007 server in an Exchange 2000 organization and have moved all mailboxes to Exchange 2007. My company uses email enabled Public Folders heavily(over 500) and I have set these up to replicate with the new Exchange 2007 server. All the folders have replicated and everything is fine so far. I am confused how to go about decommissioning the Exchange 2000 server while ensuring the public folders are not lost. I have read MS articles which specify to use either the ReplaceReplicaOnPFRecursive.ps1 or MoveAllReplicas.ps1 scripts (http:// technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb331970.aspx) but I also found articles which specify to add the new Exchange 2007 server to the replica lists. If I have already added the new Exchange 2007 server to the replica lists do I still need to run the scripts? I want to ensure once the Exchange 2000 server is decommissioned that the public folders don't lose any data/functionality. Thanks, Marlon Tag: May we install Exchange 2003 if we have Exchange 2007? Tag: 162636
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    - Setup of Exchange 2007 Hello All, I'm about to setup a new Exchange 2007 installation. I have the following things for my disposal: - A SAN - A HP Bladecenter with 4 BL465 with 16 GB RAM in each server - Vmware ESX 3.01 My ? is now how i should setup my new Exchange installation. It will be supporting 1000 users. - Should i install Exchange 2007 in a Windows 2003 cluster setup ?. - Or should i use one of the new features in Exchange 2007 and setup LCR or CCR combined with the use of Vmware ?. What are the pro's and con's? TIA, Jan - Tag: May we install Exchange 2003 if we have Exchange 2007? Tag: 162635
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    - Can't send email to myself I'm having problems sending and receiving email (neither works at all) but, the fact that I can't send email to myself seems like a good place to start tracking down these problems. Outlook Express connects to the mail server fine and says the email got sent. When I try to receive email from the Exchange Server it checks the server but doesn't return with the sent email from myself. OE doesn't return any error message. I can telnet to the server on port 25 fine. What would cause this? Tag: May we install Exchange 2003 if we have Exchange 2007? Tag: 162631
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    - A simple Exchange 2007 organization with a single server -- modification Is it possible to set up a multi-role Exchange 2007 server that is not a Domain Controller and without an edge server? The multi-role Exchange server would be the only Exchange server in the organization (after migration is complete) where the Active Directory servers would be separate boxes. Thanks, -- Matt Hickman Tag: May we install Exchange 2003 if we have Exchange 2007? Tag: 162623
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    - Drawing a Blank These Iâ??m sure is probably the most basic of basic questions but for some reason or another I am drawing a complete blankâ?¦.Iâ??ve done this before without incidentâ?¦but perhaps Iâ??m having a pre-senior moment. I have in place the following configurationâ?¦.a ccr cluster (seems to be working fine), a hub transport/client access server, and an edge server (that is sitting on the 3rd leg of my isa serverâ?¦dmz scenario)â?¦â?¦Iâ??ve setup communication between the edge server and hub transport by putting in place a rule to allow for ldap and smtp traffic (Iâ??ve confirmed that this works by telneting to the ports defined without incident . I can connect to the mail and send mail internally using outlook 2007 (which appears to be a very good thing)â?¦..now comes my challengesâ?¦.which is why I am posting these questionsâ?¦â?¦ On my edge server there are multiple options that look as though they need to be configured, my problem is that Iâ??m not certain as to whether or not they should be or whether the default install sets them up as they need to be. 1. Receive Connectors: Currently set to hostname of server. Should this be set to external name ie: mail.domainname.com? 2. Do any changes need to be made on the Network, Authentication or Permission Group tabs? 3. Send Connectors, Transport Rules, and Accepted Domains: This is currently emptyâ?¦..do I need to add anything here or does the configuration on the Hub Transport take care of this? On the Hub Transport Server I have what appears to be several receive connectors (Client and Default) what do I do with these? 1. Do I change the fqdn to the external name (like I outlined above) 2. The Network Tab shows port 587â?¦..where is this used and do I need to change it? 3. Authentication and Permission Groups are set up as defaultâ?¦..ie: TLS, Basic, Integratedâ?¦my guess is that I donâ??t need to change anything hereâ?¦Permissions Groups only has â??Exchange Usersâ?? 4. On another note can I completely remove these and setup a custom connectorâ?¦.if so what fields need to be populated? On a final noteâ?¦.my isp blocks port 25 so Iâ??m using dyndnsâ??s mailhop servicesâ?¦. 1. The instructions they give apply to exchange 2003, how can I incorporate these into 2007 http://www.dyndns.com/support/kb/mail_servers_and_mailhop_outbound.html#exchange2003 Iâ??m going to be using port 10025 for inbound, 2525 for outbound. 2. In using ISA 2006 to which server do I point my mail server rule to? The edge server (like I would if I were using 2003) â?¦or to my hub transport? Thanks a lot Tag: May we install Exchange 2003 if we have Exchange 2007? Tag: 162622
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    - No mail flow I'm in the midst of changing ISPs. I run my own mail server at home (Exchange 2003) and yesterday I attempted to move to the new ISP. After reconfiguring for the new ISP I was receiving mail but I was unable to send. After two hours of attempting to fix I decided to go back to the original setup (original ISP) temporarily until I could troubleshoot more. Now I have no mail flow in either direction. I can telnet to my mail server on port 25 from the Internet and locally. I can access OWA from the Internet. From my mail client (OE) I can send mail to myself but it never comes back to me when I receive. If I send mail from GMAIL or Hotmail to my Exchange Server I get no non-delivery reports but the emails never show up in my inbox. I am stumped and would appreciate some help. I run a single Windows 2003 server with Exchange 2003 on it. One of the things I attempted to do yesterday, when changing to new ISP, is remove the SMTP connector I had been using to relay mail through old ISP and send mail through local SMTP on the same server. This seems to be when all the problems started. I have since recreated the connector but still no love. The only error I see in the event log is event ID 290, Source MSEchangeMTA, Category X.400 Service. Tag: May we install Exchange 2003 if we have Exchange 2007? Tag: 162621
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    - ESM Access is Denied Error I have Windows XP SP2 and I am trying to install Exchange 2003 ESM on it. I ran the setup and select only the Microsoft Exchange System Management Tools. However, I get the message "Access is denied...Facility: Win32 ID no: c0070005...Microsoft Exchange Setup". I am a domain admin and has local administrator rights on the PC. Can anyone offer any suggestions? thanks. Tag: May we install Exchange 2003 if we have Exchange 2007? Tag: 162618
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    - 2000 to 2003 Move/upgrade help I have exchange 2000 on a win2k server, I have just finished installing a new win 2k3 Server, with Exchange 20003, I'm about to move all my Mail boxes to the new server (about 50) but started thinking about how to pull my 2000 offline. Can I make a CNAME alias of oldserver pointing to newserver set my IP address on the new (2003) server to the Oldserver address (this is mainly for firewall redirection, so I dont have to make changes there) this would also take care of my MX records! Is there anything else I should change/alter!!! My goal is to make this as transparent as possible Tag: May we install Exchange 2003 if we have Exchange 2007? Tag: 162617
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    - Exchange 2003 to email address being modified before sending I have a user in Exchange 2003 when they send a message to auser@bigpond.com they receive a non delivery report saying that auser8@bigpond.com does not exist. ie :The e-mail account does not exist at the organization this message was sent to. Check the e-mail address, or contact the recipient directly to find out the correct address" Why is exchange 2003 adding the 8 after auser ie why is auser@bigpond.com being changed to auser8@bigpond.com Tag: May we install Exchange 2003 if we have Exchange 2007? Tag: 162616
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    - TECHNICS U EVER DREAMED OF .... TECHNICS U EVER DREAMED OF .... The 101 SEX AND ROMANTIC SECRETS and TECHNICS E-BOOK This SECRETS and TECHNICS are right for you if: 1. How to try to get a person you want, 2. To make your partner love you more an more. If you want to know this 101 Romatic SECRETS E-BOOK so you can get it per Paypal at: luxusbook@yahoo.de for only 4,99 US-Dollar / 3,49 EURO / 1,99 British Pounds (because of currencies, for fair prices) After payment you get the E-BOOK with secrets and technics u dreamed and need per mail fast. You never will miss it (also it is better to know more than an another...) >>ORDER NOW << the week-end is coming... If you have an question you can mail me best regards Tag: May we install Exchange 2003 if we have Exchange 2007? Tag: 162615
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    - TECHNICS U EVER DREAMED OF .... TECHNICS U EVER DREAMED OF .... The 101 SEX AND ROMANTIC SECRETS and TECHNICS E-BOOK This SECRETS and TECHNICS are right for you if: 1. How to try to get a person you want, 2. To make your partner love you more an more. If you want to know this 101 Romatic SECRETS E-BOOK so you can get it per Paypal at: luxusbook@yahoo.de for only 4,99 US-Dollar / 3,49 EURO / 1,99 British Pounds (because of currencies, for fair prices) After payment you get the E-BOOK with secrets and technics u dreamed and need per mail fast. You never will miss it (also it is better to know more than an another...) >>ORDER NOW << the week-end is coming... If you have an question you can mail me best regards Tag: May we install Exchange 2003 if we have Exchange 2007? Tag: 162614
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    - TECHNICS U EVER DREAMED OF .... TECHNICS U EVER DREAMED OF .... The 101 SEX AND ROMANTIC SECRETS and TECHNICS E-BOOK This SECRETS and TECHNICS are right for you if: 1. How to try to get a person you want, 2. To make your partner love you more an more. If you want to know this 101 Romatic SECRETS E-BOOK so you can get it per Paypal at: luxusbook@yahoo.de for only 4,99 US-Dollar / 3,49 EURO / 1,99 British Pounds (because of currencies, for fair prices) After payment you get the E-BOOK with secrets and technics u dreamed and need per mail fast. You never will miss it (also it is better to know more than an another...) >>ORDER NOW << the week-end is coming... If you have an question you can mail me best regards Tag: May we install Exchange 2003 if we have Exchange 2007? Tag: 162613
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    - Website Email not be delivered since taking out last 2003 exchange server. We have a few different websites in our DMZ that send email both manually and automatically (such as Replicon Time and Attendance, a custom site, and SQL Reporting Services 2000). We recently removed our last 2003 Exchange Server from the mix in favor of Exchange 2007. Since removing that last 03' box our sites don't send email and I'm completely puzzled. I've changed over all the IP address on the sites. I've setup appropriate firewall rules for the new server. Port 25 is open on the new server and its working for all other email issues. I've even setup a new listener to listen for traffic from IP addresses assinged to our webservers in the DMZ. Any ideas? Tag: May we install Exchange 2003 if we have Exchange 2007? Tag: 162610
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    - Installation of Exchange 2007 to intregate with sharepoint server Hi i am facing a problem in setup of exchange 2007. i have one server ex. pc1.example.com works as a DC and sharepoint installed there.Another member pc of that domain (pc2.example.com) where i want to setup exchange server 2007. when i run setup.exe dotnet,MMC,MSH installed with no problem but when i click exchange server it gives "encountered a problem" but i checked system log no error there.so what will be the possible reason. is there any rule that i have to setup exchange server first then sharepint server if it's in same domain. Tag: May we install Exchange 2003 if we have Exchange 2007? Tag: 162609
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    - SMTP Help! Hello I have set up an exchange 2003 server and have gone through all steps in configuration. I can access my e-mail through OWA and I am recieving e-mail fine. When it comes to sending mail or even replying they sit the the Queue and dont leave my server. I have configured my SMTP connector also. Im really stumped any ideas would be great Thanks in advance! Justin Tag: May we install Exchange 2003 if we have Exchange 2007? Tag: 162600
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    - IMAP4 and Exchange 2007 IMAP keeps crashing on me. I've applied the hotfixes, and updates, but nothing has helped. Here are the errors: Event Type: Error Event Source: MSExchange IMAP4 service Event Category: ProcessManager Event ID: 1016 Date: 11/2/2007 Time: 2:10:57 PM User: N/A Computer: RAYMOND Description: The worker process crashes continuously on startup: D:\Exchange\ClientAccess\PopImap\Microsoft.Exchange.Imap4.exe. The service will be stopped. For more information, see Help and Support Center at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp. Event Type: Error Event Source: .NET Runtime 2.0 Error Reporting Event Category: None Event ID: 1000 Date: 11/2/2007 Time: 2:10:55 PM User: N/A Computer: RAYMOND Description: Faulting application microsoft.exchange.imap4.exe, version 8.0.752.0, stamp 46f22da0, faulting module kernel32.dll, version 5.2.3790.4062, stamp 462643a7, debug? 0, fault address 0x000000000000dd10. For more information, see Help and Support Center at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp. Data: 0000: 41 00 70 00 70 00 6c 00 A.p.p.l. 0008: 69 00 63 00 61 00 74 00 i.c.a.t. 0010: 69 00 6f 00 6e 00 20 00 i.o.n. . 0018: 46 00 61 00 69 00 6c 00 F.a.i.l. 0020: 75 00 72 00 65 00 20 00 u.r.e. . 0028: 20 00 6d 00 69 00 63 00 .m.i.c. 0030: 72 00 6f 00 73 00 6f 00 r.o.s.o. 0038: 66 00 74 00 2e 00 65 00 f.t...e. 0040: 78 00 63 00 68 00 61 00 x.c.h.a. 0048: 6e 00 67 00 65 00 2e 00 n.g.e... 0050: 69 00 6d 00 61 00 70 00 i.m.a.p. 0058: 34 00 2e 00 65 00 78 00 4...e.x. 0060: 65 00 20 00 38 00 2e 00 e. .8... 0068: 30 00 2e 00 37 00 35 00 0...7.5. 0070: 32 00 2e 00 30 00 20 00 2...0. . 0078: 34 00 36 00 66 00 32 00 4.6.f.2. 0080: 32 00 64 00 61 00 30 00 2.d.a.0. 0088: 20 00 69 00 6e 00 20 00 .i.n. . 0090: 6b 00 65 00 72 00 6e 00 k.e.r.n. 0098: 65 00 6c 00 33 00 32 00 e.l.3.2. 00a0: 2e 00 64 00 6c 00 6c 00 ..d.l.l. 00a8: 20 00 35 00 2e 00 32 00 .5...2. 00b0: 2e 00 33 00 37 00 39 00 ..3.7.9. 00b8: 30 00 2e 00 34 00 30 00 0...4.0. 00c0: 36 00 32 00 20 00 34 00 6.2. .4. 00c8: 36 00 32 00 36 00 34 00 6.2.6.4. 00d0: 33 00 61 00 37 00 20 00 3.a.7. . 00d8: 66 00 44 00 65 00 62 00 f.D.e.b. 00e0: 75 00 67 00 20 00 30 00 u.g. .0. 00e8: 20 00 61 00 74 00 20 00 .a.t. . 00f0: 6f 00 66 00 66 00 73 00 o.f.f.s. 00f8: 65 00 74 00 20 00 30 00 e.t. .0. 0100: 30 00 30 00 30 00 30 00 0.0.0.0. 0108: 30 00 30 00 30 00 30 00 0.0.0.0. 0110: 30 00 30 00 30 00 64 00 0.0.0.d. 0118: 64 00 31 00 30 00 0d 00 d.1.0... 0120: 0a 00 .. Tag: May we install Exchange 2003 if we have Exchange 2007? Tag: 162599
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    - SPF Record Wizard I ran dns report from dnsstuff.com and it shows that we do not have an SPF record configured to prevent spoofing. We have a website that is hosted by Company A and we have our ISP configure the mail MX and point mail to our exchange server and domain. The website and our exchange server share the same domain name: The website is: city.state.us The exchange server is: mail.city.state.us Our internal domain is also: city.state.us Now, internally I configured the "Forwarder" in DNS to point to our ISA server which then points to the ISP dns servers. Who creates the spf record? Do I create the record and put it on my dns server OR does the ISP configure it along with the MX, PTR, A, etc? The ISP has to configure do they not? Tag: May we install Exchange 2003 if we have Exchange 2007? Tag: 162592
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    - EX2007 co-exist with WSS3? Can Exchange run on the same server as WSS3.0? Any documentation on how to configure the IIS to make both work? Thanks Tag: May we install Exchange 2003 if we have Exchange 2007? Tag: 162582
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    - Exchange 2007 Relay Hello, hope everyone is doing ok. Sorry this is so long, just trying to set up scenario. I have a problem with relaying in 2007. We are running EX2003 and Ex2007. On 2003 we were running cluster and I had an SMTP connector which processed email in and out of the comnpany. It is still active, but I have created a relay connector on the HUB server to use as a replacement. I am switching all web servers to use this server as a smart host and handle SMTP relaying. I have created a receive connector called Relay and in it added in the ipaddresses of the servers that can use this connector. If I telnet from one of those allowed addresses on port 25, it connects and lets me send email, but only to an internal address. I get an unable to relay error if I try to send to an outside address. I am not sure about the authentication on this connector. it was set up by a consultant, and these are the settings. I don't want outside servers to relay through this connector, but let internal servers, specified by ipaddress to relay inside and out. Authentication is TLS and Externally Secured (for example with IPec) Permissions group is set to Exchange Servers. The ipaddresses set to relay are not exchange servers but regular web servers using IIS and default SMTP mail, and programs running on those servers creating mail on the fly. Do I need to change something on that connector to allow relay from those servers to the outside. I have read the help on authentication, but still don't know what to use. help is always appreciated. Thanks. dave Tag: May we install Exchange 2003 if we have Exchange 2007? Tag: 162581
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    - Redirecting hosted mail server to exchange server I am currently installing Exchange 2007, which is totally new to me. I want to be able to recieve mail through our company host eg. www.demon.com and redirect the mail server through exchange. Is this possible and how do I go about this. Thanks Tris Tag: May we install Exchange 2003 if we have Exchange 2007? Tag: 162579
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    - Exchange 2003 Front-End Server Licensing Hi all Not sure if this is the best place to post, but I am planning on installing a a Front-End Exchange Server and placing this in our DMZ purely for OWA access to our Exchange Server. The Front-End server won't have an Information Store/User Accounts etc... so the question is do I need to purchase an additional Exchange 2003 Server Licence? Thanks Leo Tag: May we install Exchange 2003 if we have Exchange 2007? Tag: 162577
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    - Best Disk configuration Hello all, I understand the *best* disk configuration for an exchange environment. However, I do not have the hardware to allow me to set that up. I have exchange 2003 ent with outlook 2003 clients. I have a dell server with 6 drives in it with the capability to configure raid levels as 1, 5, and 10. Here are the disk layouts 4 - 146 g SATA drives 2 - 300 g SATA drives I have decided on 2 disk configurations (open to other suggestions) and would like some input as to which one would be better: option 1: c Drive - RAID 1 two 146g drives for OS d Drive - RAID 1 two 146g drives for transaction logs e Drive - RAID 1 two 300g drives for exchange DBs option 2: c Drive - RAID 1 two 146 drives for OS and Transaction logs d Drive - RAID 5 four 300g drives for exchange DBs What I dont know is if the *overall* performance would be better by: 1. keeping the OS, logs, and DBS on separate physical disks (while losing performance on reads with the DBs on a RAID 1) OR 2. put the transactions logs on the same physical disk as the OS (fighting over I/Os, we all know the importance of fast writes to the transaction logs) and get the better read performance from the exchange DB because its on a RAID 5. Long story short, i don't know if its better to have DBs on RAID 5 or to keep the OS and transaction logs on separate disks (keeping in mind this way puts the dbs on raid 1). Thanks for any input anyone has to offer. Kind regards, Dan Tag: May we install Exchange 2003 if we have Exchange 2007? Tag: 162576
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    - All mail from exchange goes to spam fold on external mail Hello We have just set up new Exchange Server 2003 and if I try to send message to my external yahoo account it goes to spam folder. I do not what to check and where should I start. Thanks in advance. Tag: May we install Exchange 2003 if we have Exchange 2007? Tag: 162574
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    - Multi site exchange servers Hello all I have a client which is opening a remote office and would like to place an exchange and domain server on this side of the ocean. When installing the server I would like to only ship over the email which is for people in the US office and not the entire mail store. How do I set up the "main" exchange server to replicate email for specific users to another sever ? Do I need to replicate the entire Active Directory too ? Is there any white papers on this ? Thanks Tag: May we install Exchange 2003 if we have Exchange 2007? Tag: 162551
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    - Help required with exchange 2007 configuration I am trying to set up exchange 2007 for 10 users; the dns name I used to setup active directory was mydomian.local. I want to use the mx record mail.mydomain.co.uk which I have setup with the internet provider who hosts my domain name, mydomain.co.uk and pointed the mx record to the ip address of the computer running exchange. How do I tell exchange to use mail.mydomain.co.uk? When I add a mailbox everything points to the default user@maydomain.local and I cant change it. Thanks in advance Tony Tag: May we install Exchange 2003 if we have Exchange 2007? Tag: 162550
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    - Exchange 2003 - External Recipients as a second Global Address List?? Hi, Sorry to post this but I have tried to find out the information on the internet myself before coming here... I work for a company based in the UK and we have recently taken over another company in a different country. What we would like to do is add our foreign company email addresses to our Exchange 2003 address book but as a second global address list - so the main global address book has all UK based employees and the 2nd global address book as our foreign based employees [their domain address is different to ours too]. How do i/we go about doing this?? Or is there a different/easy solution on how we can keep our foreign employees email addresses together in some form of address list?? I thank you in advance for any info/links to sites which explains on what we need to do to set this up. Regards Tag: May we install Exchange 2003 if we have Exchange 2007? Tag: 162549
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    - edge transport implementation lab/live combination environment. I have an existing SMTP gateway that delivers mail to a hub transport server. The receive connector is setup on the hub transport and works fine. This is for domain 1. I have an Edge Transport server that I want to deliver to domain 2 for testing. It is already configured in the DMZ with proper port assignments and IP configuration and public DNS settings, and has been run through the SCW. I have a Hub Transport server with Send connectors configured for all outgoing email. After I complete testing and spam configuration on domain 2, I plan to replace the existing SMTP gateway with the edge transport server on domain 1. (which is the whole reason I'm doing this.) If I subscribe the Edge and Hub transports together to test domain 2, will I screw up the live environment of domain 1 in any way on the hub transport side? Tag: May we install Exchange 2003 if we have Exchange 2007? Tag: 162546
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    - Owa troubleshooting needs Running EXCH 03 without owa on one box and running the OWA part on another server. Someone has gone in and made some changes, I believe within IIS. When OWA is installed, what is the correct start directory for exchweb within IIS? Tag: May we install Exchange 2003 if we have Exchange 2007? Tag: 162540
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    - Migration from Groupwise 7 to Exchange 2007 Need Help! Our organization is migrating from Novell eDirectory and Groupwise 7 to Active Directory and Exchange 2007. We have always been a Novell shop and have had some active directory and exchange training but not much experience. We may not have $ in our budget to purchase a third party connector such as quest and are looking for other deployment options and suggestions on the best way to perform this migration with the least disruption to users. We have approximately 900 users/mailboxes on our domain with post offices setup on 6 remote sites 5 of which are connected by high speed fiber. If we cannot purchase the connector we would at least like some sort of client export utility so the users can import their contact lists and calendars. I am looking for suggestions and guidance on successfully converting. Any suggestions on the following would be greatly appreciated as our deadline is May 1, 2008. Migration tools/process? Deployment scenarios Project Plan templates Any migration tools compatible with our versions? It appears the migration tools supplied by MS are not compatible with Groupwise 7. There is so much information on the web and MS Technet site I am not sure what the best method is. Thanks in advance for your help. Jason Jefferson Senior Network Technician St. Charles County Government Tag: May we install Exchange 2003 if we have Exchange 2007? Tag: 162537
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    - Migration from Groupwise 7 to Exchange 2007 Need Help! Our organization is migrating from Novell eDirectory and Groupwise 7 to Active Directory and Exchange 2007. We have always been a Novell shop and have had some active directory and exchange training but not much experience. We may not have $ in our budget to purchase a third party connector such as quest and are looking for other deployment options and suggestions on the best way to perform this migration with the least disruption to users. We have approximately 900 users/mailboxes on our domain with post offices setup on 6 remote sites 5 of which are connected by high speed fiber. If we cannot purchase the connector we would at least like some sort of client export utility so the users can import their contact lists and calendars. I am looking for suggestions and guidance on successfully converting. Any suggestions on the following would be greatly appreciated as our deadline is May 1, 2008. Migration tools/process? Deployment scenarios Project Plan templates Any migration tools compatible with our versions? It appears the migration tools supplied by MS are not compatible with Groupwise 7. There is so much information on the web and MS Technet site I am not sure what the best method is. Thanks in advance for your help. Jason Jefferson Senior Network Technician St. Charles County Government Tag: May we install Exchange 2003 if we have Exchange 2007? Tag: 162536
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    - Backup MX record doesn't work Hi, I've been receiving my email from my mail hosting company just fine for years. I installed an Exchange server on my test system and had the MX records changed to go for my Exchange server first and my mail hosting site second. After the MX record was changed, my Exchange server began to receive messages just fine. However, when my test server is shutdown overnight (every night), the messages are not making it to my original mail hosting site (when my server is down). Instead, they eventually are received by my Exchange server several days after they were originally sent. When my server is up, the messages "used" to come in right on time. After 3 weeks of this setup, I'm noticing now that my server isn't receiving any messages when it is running either (yet no bounce backs to the sender so far). My mail hosting company can not find anything wrong that might be causing this, so I thought I would ask this group. I'm wondering how does the internet world know that my Exchange server is down. Does it simply ping its IP and therefore assume it is up and keep trying to send the message? If that is the case, I guess this could never work as it is only my Exchange server that is shutting down and not my IP address (which is always available). Also, why is it now getting worse? In that even when my server is up, I no longer receive messages? Could this be related? Any thoughts on how this works? Thanks! --- Bob Tag: May we install Exchange 2003 if we have Exchange 2007? Tag: 162517
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We want to install Exchange 2003 (migrating from Exchange 2000, Windows 2000
domain).
The product Exchange 2003 is no longer available from Microsoft. So we have
purchased Exchange 2007 CDs, Keys, CALs.

May we install Exchange 2003 instead and how to proceed with Microsoft in
this kind of situation?

Regards,

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Re: May we install Exchange 2003 if we have Exchange 2007? by Bharat

Bharat
Mon Nov 05 18:22:43 PST 2007

Licensing questions are best answered by your software vendor or Microsoft
rep.

Having said that, don't think this is an issue. Downgrade rights allows you
to license a current SKU and install a previous version that's no longer
being sold, till you're ready to upgrade. As long as you don't run both
versions simultaneously (i.e. get license for one product and use both), you
should be OK.

There's a Downgrade Rights chart at
http://download.microsoft.com/download/d/2/3/d23b9533-169d-4996-b198-7b9d3fe15611/downgrade_chart.doc -
(doesn't specifically talk about Exchange iirc).
--
Bharat Suneja
MVP - Exchange
www.zenprise.com
NEW blog location:
exchangepedia.com/blog
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"awdinf1" <awdinf1@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> We want to install Exchange 2003 (migrating from Exchange 2000, Windows
> 2000
> domain).
> The product Exchange 2003 is no longer available from Microsoft. So we
> have
> purchased Exchange 2007 CDs, Keys, CALs.
>
> May we install Exchange 2003 instead and how to proceed with Microsoft in
> this kind of situation?
>
> Regards,

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