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    - Restoring Exchange 2003 from Old to New Server We have an (old) SBS 2003 R2 Server and use Symantec Backup Exec 11 on the server, I have installed a new Server with SBS 2003 R2 with Symantec Backup Exec 12, Restored Exchange IS for 40 users after creating Recovery Storage Group. You can see the RSG and also mount it and can see the mail boxs, but when i run the task to move a user from the RSG to the Live Storage Group. i get this error. <?xml version="1.0" encoding="unicode" ?> - <taskWizardRun taskName="Recover Mailbox Data" dcName="LCM" buildNumber="7226" runningAs="administrator@SERVER.LOCAL"> <timespan startTime="2008-06-20 10:43:21.738" milliseconds="62" /> - <recoverMailbox> - <destination> <database>/dc=local/dc=server/cn=Configuration/cn=Services/cn=Microsoft Exchange/cn=SERVER/cn=Administrative Groups/cn=first administrative group/cn=Servers/cn=LCM/cn=InformationStore/cn=First Storage Group/cn=Mailbox Store (LCM)</database> </destination> </recoverMailbox> <taskSummary errorCount="1" completedCount="0" warningCount="0" errorCode="0x00000000" /> - <items> - <item adsPath="barry price" class="user"> <progress code="0" milliseconds="62">Connecting to source server.</progress> <summary isWarning="false" errorCode="0xc1050000">The attempt to log on to the Microsoft Exchange Server computer has failed. The MAPI provider failed. Microsoft Exchange Server Information Store ID no: 8004011d-0512-00000000</summary> </item> </items> Domain Name on old server was (server) " i know i know" i did not install the first SBS. On the new server i changed it to (server.local) and one other thing, when i create a new user on the New server, the mail box is not showing on the Exchange, but the user is created without any error. "What have i done wrong" Can anyone point me in the right direction as to have to slove this problem, Mnay Thanks Jay Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166975
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    - Restore Exchange server 2003 backup on crashed domain controller I had a windows 2003 domain controller and an Exchange Server 2003 in the same computer and unexpectly the mainboard crashed and I lost both of them. I am planning to install and configure a new DC and Exchange server 2003 in a new hardware with the same name and configuration than the previous one and restore my mailboxes using the backup I got using NTBackup utility. There would be some problem with the new DC although it has the same name and user accounts than the previous one? Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166968
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    - Installation of Remote AD Management Tools (RSAT-ADDS) after IIS From the Exchange Team Blog: "If the AD management tools are not installed prior to installation of IIS 7 components, there are potential issues with IIS 7 configuration that can crop up as a result, hence the recommendation for a reboot." Unfortunately for our Hub/CAS servers (mailbox are a separate cluster) I saw this too late. So I installed Powershell and all the IIS 7.0 prereqs, rebooted numerous times doing other things, then installed Exchange 2007 in the HUB/CAS roles. What kind of problems will we see if we now install the Remote AD Management tools? Are the issues above just pertaining to if you install IIS7 first and then the remote AD tools without a reboot? I am wondering what the real-world implications are? Hopefully not time to rebuild the server. Thank you, Kurt Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166964
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    - Multiple Domains and Calendar Sharing HI Everyone, Working in the Windows 2003 Standard Server with Exchange Server 2003 SP2 Environment. We have two domains, xxx.com which is the domain the server resides in and is the primary domain. We obtained another company, yyy.com which is a domain the mail server (single mail server) accepts mail for and allows the users to connection from the yyy.com domain via SMTP accounts. We share calendars within the xxx.com domain with no problems. Users in the yyy.com domain want to utilize calendar sharing through exchange. My question is this. I want to set this up for them, allowing them full range of the exchange features. Can this be done with just one server or does a second server in their domain need to be configured? Thanks in advance, Ken Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166959
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    - Sending mail to an external address Is there anyway to have an exchange mailbox created and have the ability to send an email sent to it go to an external address as opposed to the local address or directly to the mailbox? I am trying to develop a migration plan for my POP users... Thanks! JR Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166956
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    - Any tips on installing Exchange 2007 SP1 in Windows 2008 domain. Hi; I just set up a Windows 2008 server with pure Windows 2008 domain structure, this is my brand new domain forest. I am going to setup a Exchange 2007 server in this domain but the Exchange 200 SP1 will be installed on a 64-bit Windows 2003 server. What is the prerequisit to implement Exchange 2007 in Windows 2008 domain? Do I need to run forestprep, domainprep, something like that on my Windows 2008 server, or on Exchange 2007 host? -- Kane Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166942
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    - Managing corporate email Hi Everyone, In our company we used to rely on using public folders to store emails. We are a small company of architects and it seemed the best way of having project email that everyone can easily read and add to. With Exchange 2007 microsoft are moving away from public folders but I am keen to find out how companies manage project emails that more than one person needs access to. How do large companies manage critical emails that need to be stored for contractural reasons? We have recently merged with another company and they have email archiving to a sql database as a bolt on to outlook. Mailboxes are limited to 50MB and they archive the email into this database which can be searched. I would be grateful if people could share their experiences and pass on any advice they may have about this. David Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166937
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    - New mailbox store with existing AD schema Here is my situation: I had a exchange server crash at a customers site. no backups and corrupted EDB and STM. I did a reinstall of exchange on a new box exactly like the old box with the /disasterrecovery switch. Can i create a new mailbox store and new users accounts of the existing users and will it keep the Active directory exchange information? I am figuring once i do this i have good PST files that i can import back into the exchange mailboxes. Does this scenario work? Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166936
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    - Mail FLow on Internet All, I would like to know how mail flow on internet? Example: If i am sending a mail from my organistaion to Hotmail account. How would mail flow. Asssuming that both are using exchange servers Thanks in advance Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166935
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    - Merge address lists between 2 forests with trust Hello We have merged two forests, each with their own Exchage 2003 organization. How can we merge the address lists from these two organizations into one, single address list and also bring the free/busy information from the users calendar? Regards Per-Torben Sørensen Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166933
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    - RPCoverHTTPS Proxy Service Setup Question on server 2008 Hi I am planning to setup Exchange 2007 CAS role on Server 2008. Is there a way to install the /RPC virtual directory not in the default web site but in an alternate virtual web site at the client access server? And if it is so, can someone point me to a setup description? Thanks in advance Henry Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166932
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    - Exchange mail on two machines. I have a SBS for small business and an exchange server. I have local client computers connected to the exchange server to download email. I have recently setup a VPN to allow mobile users to connect to our server so they can access local files/mailboxes. Once setting up the remote PC's exchange account, it proceeded to download emails. But at the same time i noticed that my local computers' emails were deleting themselves 1 by 1 as they were downloaded to the remote computer. Is there a way to leave messages on the server so that both computers can download mail when requested and without removing the email on the opposite machine? Thanks Simon Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166930
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    - Installing Exchange Server 2003 Ent version HI to all the pros out there, I need to install exchange Server 2003 Ent version in Windows Server 2003 Ent (brand new installation). But the thing is that, After I have installed windows Server 2003 Ent SP2, and i put the Exchange Server 2003 Ent CD in, the error msg stating that the version of windows Server 2003 Ent SP2 is have Some issues with Exchange Server 2003 ENT version. After that it have selection "Continue, Cancel," i click on Continue, it will come to a window showing the installation part where it have a drop-down Box "Action "selection for "typical", "Minimum" or "Custom" when i pick on "Typical", it have an error msg showing that :- --------------------------- Microsoft Exchange Installation Wizard --------------------------- Multiple components cannot be assigned the requested action(s) because: - Setup encountered an error while trying to contact the Windows Active Directory. The error was: - Failed to contact the Schema Master server for this Active Directory forest. - You must be logged on to a Windows domain instead of the local machine The component "Microsoft Exchange Messaging and Collaboration Services" cannot be assigned the action "Install" because: - The NNTP component of Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) is either not installed or disabled - The SMTP component of Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) is either not installed or disabled --------------------------- Click OK --------------------------- I logged in with Local, does that means i need to create an account in PDC for exchange server? (will normal User account will do?) and may i know what is Exchange Server Deployment tool? this "deployment tool" is for After Exchange Server Installation? or Before? because in Exchange Server Deployemnt tool, there are lots of prerequisites like DCDiag and NetDiag which when i dunno how to run it, and ForestPrep and DomainPrep as well. Currently in this company, we are still using Lotus Notes, and the company director want us to change to Exchange Server. but right now, we are still using Lotus Notes for daily email, while i try to join this Exchange to the domain. If i install Exchange Server and join the domain, will it effect Lotus Notes? Really having a hard time right now, Appreciate for the time you spend on replying this thread. thanks in advance. Regards, Vince Server Pro Wannabes -- Message posted via WinServerKB.com http://www.winserverkb.com/Uwe/Forums.aspx/ms-exchange-setup/200806/1 Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166926
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    - Exchange 2000 Decommision Help I have installed a new Exchange 2007 server in a single domain, and have moved all of my user mailboxes to the new server. I've setup all the connectors (no edge server) and all is working just fine. When I shut down my old Exchange 2000 server many of my users can no longer access folders of users they have delegate access to (i'm assuming this is for all users but only a hand full ahve called my help desk). Email continues to work. If i bring up the exchange 2000 server everything is just fine! Thanks Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166924
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    - problem move mailbox another server i have 2 problem 1. i have installed exchange 2003 in organization exchange 2000 but i move mailbox to news server exchange 2003 but for 20 mailbox i cannot error block move. i choose ignor error to maximu authorize 100 but same problem. 2.another problem is user can attach file to mail but receiver cannot see file attached. i don't know why he cannot see file attached. Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166922
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    - setting up with outlook 2007 I cant setup 2 outlook 2007 clients- it keeps telling me the connection is unavailable- which is BS. I have used the same config/settings for dozens of others and I can ping the exchange server. Whats going on? Carl Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166914
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    - Relay to another server I have two subdomains #1 is mail.cfes.org #2 is listserv.cfes.org. Both public DNS A and MX records point to the same IP address, which is our public accessable mail server. Inside our office DNS points #2 to a different internal server (192.168....). When mail comes into Exchange for an address on the #2 domain, how do I have Exchange relay it to the proper server internally? I'm running MS Server 2003 SBS Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166912
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    - Exchange 2003 to 2007 We have exchange 2003 ENT edition... We want to go to Exchange 2003 Standard... we no longer have a need for enterprise edition... we want to install this on the same server... currently the server is set up in w2k3 x32 edition... it is a 64bit server... we want to redo the server as w2k8 x64... our mailstore is on a SAN attached via a fiber channel, so we can wipe the box and keep the mailstore on the SAN... how would we go about doing this? We only have one server we can use for the "upgrade" (which is really a reinstall of the os and exchange and upgrading the mailstore) Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166911
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    - cannot remove old exchange database the original environment was (2) exchange 2003 servers the 1st held all of the mailboxes. the second server was a replica of the first using a product called doubletake. doubletake creates replicas of all of the mail stores and storage groups. I have been removing the databases from the mailbox server as I move users to the new exchange 2007 server. the stores are all gone now except for the public folders ( they will go soon). my problem is that on the replica server, it will not allow me to remove one of the databases as it thinks that there are mailboxes there. I have used http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;279220 and http://support.microsoft.com/?id=279202 I was able to get method 5 of this article to return 4 system mailboxes (one for each mail store I assume). If there is no other way to find and remove these mailboxes, then is there a proper way to clean up AD? since we are moving to exchange 2007, I would need to clean up everything under the administrative group. Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166909
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    - Exch07 Perf Reports broken? From the Disk Drive Performance Counter Information page of the Troubleshooting Assistant: SMTP drive: Maximum '\LogicalDisk(C:)\Avg. Disk sec/Write' should be less than 50 (0.05 ms). The measured maximum value is (NaN ms). Several of the data points are "NaN ms", what does that mean? Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166908
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    - specific emails being lost in cache mode - follow up This is a follow up to a problem I had last year and I know there were several other people posting with similar odd losses of specific large attachments in cache mode. I finally found the problem during building renovations. It turns out the network link to the computer ran through an undocumented switch and Cat-3 cable in part of the route. Once the network staff connected it over to the Cat-6 system it was supposed to be on, the loss of scanner attachment files in cache mode stopped. **************************************************************** Original problem statement I've one user that receives documents from a copier/scanner. The documents come in an email and are downloaded from the scanner server via a pop connection in the Outlook client. These emails vanish if the client is configured in local cache mode. Since they are scans, it take a while to download and I can see it happening in the progress box; it also disappears off the scanner server. I have no control over the scanner, it's maintained by a different department. I've been able to determine so far: The emails from the same scanner reach other users and can be forwarded to the problem account without loss. The other Outlook clients are using exchange/outlook in the local cache mode. The Outlook pop connections to other email systems function normally and no mail loss has been seen in several months of operation since the exchange account was established. The problem existed from the first time the user tried to retrieve a scanned document but did not bother to inform me until a crisis point was reached several months later. Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166900
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    - Product Key - Expiration I downloaded Exchange 2007 using my Technet Plus subscription yesterday, entered the Product Key from the Technet site. Today I noticed a entry in the Event Viewer saying I have 119 day left on my trial. I thought the Technet Plus Subscriptions don't expire. Can anyone clarify this for me? Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166899
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    - mirgate from pst's Is there a paper or just recommendations related to switching from a non-exchange to exchange 2007 where all the clients previously stored email in the local pst? It seems I would want to emliminate the local contact list and calendar... for the users to save confusion and move it to the exchange location. But, since these users have had no limits for so long their PST files in many cases are very large. It seem like I may not want to move all of those messages for the users due to the size?? What is the best practice for dealing with users that feel the need to store much more than your desired maximum? A local pst? Are there any tools... to make this type of move easier? Is an import from the pst better than just moving from inside Outlook? Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166898
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    - Exchange 2007 prepareDomain on child domain unsuccessful Hi, We try to install Exchange 2007 SP1 in child domain where Ex2k3 is installed, and root domain is already Exchange 2007 SP1 installed. The preparelegacy option is successful, but the preparedomain for the child domain failed with this error: Organization Prerequisites Failed Error: Setup needs to contact the Active Directory schema master but this computer is not in the same Active Directory site as the schema master ("root domain site"). Recommended Action: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=30939&l=en&v=ExBPA.3&id=2376fec1-b9ce-44db-beb6-cb9ac4788988 Error: Setup needs to contact the Active Directory schema master but this computer is not in the same Active Directory domain as the schema master (DC=myrootdomain,DC=mytld). Recommended Action: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=30939&l=en&v=ExBPA.3&id=2376fec1-b9ce-44db-beb6-cb9ac4788988 Error: Setup encountered a problem while validating the state of Active Directory: Exchange organization-level objects have not been created, and setup cannot create them because the local computer is not in the same domain and site as the schema master. Run setup with the /prepareAD parameter on a computer in the domain "root domain" and site "root domain site", and wait for replication to complete. It seems that the child domain DC was not SP1 at least at the time the Exchange 2007 SP1 of the root domain was installed: as I read in the technet, the prepareAD must be run when all domains can be contacted and have DC with SP1 at least. If it was not the case, can we (and do we need to) run again the prepareAD on the root domain ? what are the impacts of doing it again ? (authorization ? deleguation ?) Thanks. Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166894
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    - IIS7 HTTP Error 403.4 - forbidden in Exch2k7 on Win2k8 Hello, I have an exchange 2007 sp1 installed on a Windows 2008 box. I installed the certs from godaddy as I have on 2 other 2003 boxes (or as close to the same way as I could). I've got most of exchange setup. But I have messed something up. When I attempt to browse in IIS on OWA - I get Server error in application default web site/owa 403.4 forbidden The page you are trying to access is secured with SSL. doesn't matter if I enter http or https://localhost/owa - I can't get OWA to open I can disable ssl and then I can get to the page to open and even send an e-mail Thank Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166884
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    - Ex2k8 SP1 fails to fully install on Win2k8 x 64 Event ID 2114 Topology discovery failed Process MSEXCHANGEADTOPOLOGYSERVICE.EXE (PID=376). Topology discovery failed, error 0x80040a02 (DSC_E_NO_SUITABLE_CDC). Look up the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) error code specified in the event description. To do this, use Microsoft Knowledge Base article 218185, "Microsoft LDAP Error Codes." Use the information in that article to learn more about the cause and resolution to this error. Use the Ping or PathPing command-line tools to test network connectivity to local domain controllers. Dcdiags reveals no issues I see it listed in the user rights on the server - Manage audit and security log - exchange 2007 server and administrators Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166882
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    - question about smtp Hello! I have a sbs server 2003 installed in my company. We have a FQDN registered to our ISP which is handling (hosting) for now all our email accounts. I have configured exchange's pop3 connector to retrieve these pop3 accounts and deliver them to corresponding domain.local users. Until everything is ok. My problem is when a user tries to send a email to someone.Although email arrives to the recepient, the email address that is shown is user@domain.local instead of user@company.com . I went to the properties of each user on SMTP address tab and changed the email to user@company.com and set it as primary. My questions are: 1. How can i setup each user when sends a email to someone to appear as a general email acount for example info@company.com? On smtp tab i cannot set this address to all users. 2. Is it possible from the client side, the user to be able to select each time from whih account is sending the email? for example (info,sales,accounting@company.com) When outlook is enabled with pop3 accounts (not exchange) the user has this option to select the account which is sending from. Thanks for any answers Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166880
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    - question about smtp address Hello! I have a sbs server 2003 installed in my company. We have a FQDN registered to our ISP which is handling (hosting) for now all our email accounts. I have configured exchange's pop3 connector to retrieve these pop3 accounts and deliver them to corresponding domain.local users. Until everything is ok. My problem is when a user tries to send a email to someone.Although email arrives to the recepient, the email address that is shown is user@domain.local instead of user@company.com . I went to the properties of each user on SMTP address tab and changed the email to user@company.com and set it as primary. My questions are: 1. How can i setup each user when sends a email to someone to appear as a general email acount for example info@company.com? On smtp tab i cannot set this address to all users. 2. Is it possible from the client side, the user to be able to select each time from whih account is sending the email? for example (info,sales,accounting@company.com) When outlook is enabled with pop3 accounts (not exchange) the user has this option to select the account which is sending from. Thanks for any answers Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166879
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    - EXCH 07 HELP: Returned Undeliverable spam from spoofed user is crushing our server I came in this morning to find that one of our email addresses was getting absolutely crushed by undeliverable spam. Meaning: Someone is spoofing the return address and using it to send spam. Whenever the message bounces, we get the undeliverable message. In less than 30 minutes, we got over 15,000 messages. Does Exchange 2007 offer any kind of protection against this? I'm worried this attack will spread to more addresses in our domain and destroy our ability to transfer mail. Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166869
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    - My SBS 2003 Premium doesn't send NDRs to peaple sending mail to me. Hi there I've got a (hopefully) small problem. I've got a SBS 2003 Premium Server set up with exhange running. Lets say the domain is dummy.com My problem is that is that if someone sends and mail to a adress that got deleted, for example harry@dummy.com, then that mail gets forwarded to administrator@dummy.com and the sender of that mail doesn't get a reply stating that the adress doesn't exist. Can anyone please help me fix that? Another problem I have is that a lot of mail that gets sent to users (I think using a distribution list) also gets sent to administrator@dummy.com and no the intended recipient. For examle newsletters users subscribe to. In the event log I get the following: Event ID: 1072 There is no delivery information for Microsoft Connector for POP3 Mailboxes to use in routing the message <id: {49C24B66-EF60-470D-B960-B338C685A7DD}>. Either the message used a blind carbon copy (bcc) or a distribution list when it was delivered to the POP3 account at the ISP or the e-mail domain specified for the global mailbox is incorrect. The message will be delivered to the Exchange mailbox Administrator, as specified in the POP3 Connector Manager. For information about using routing rules to deliver e-mail from a distribution list or global mailboxes, see Help Help with that as well will be appreciated. Thank Stephan Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166866
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    - internal vs external domain I am struggling a bit with the concept of a different internal domain and external domain. my users in the past have only accepted email to the external domain. now that I am switching to exchange this internal domain is coming up. Am I best off changing the address policy so users accept email to the external domain and not the internal domain? Or is it more logical to accept email to both? why would they ever need to receive to the internal domain? and if they don't need to, it seems like I would be best off not adding any confusion and leave it at just the external... Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166860
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    - Exchange 2003 - 3 instead of 1 server This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_00B7_01C8CD38.66920F50 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="utf-8" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Hi All, We are planning to decomission our single Exchange 2003 server, and = introduce the 3 new ones. The one we have now is hosting OWA, Mobile Access, SMTP, one storage = group with 2 mailbox stores, and public folders. The 3 new ones: 1.. EX1: Front End with OWA, Mobile Access, Outlook via HTTP, SMTP 2.. EX2: hosting one mailbox store 3.. EX3: hosting one mailbox store and Public Folder Now, we are planning to do it as follows: 1.. install EX1, install SMTP (also virtual), enable Mobile Access, = install Outlook via HTTP 2.. get the SMTP Gateway (SMTP scanner) to point to the EX1 3.. verify that SMTP, OWA, M.A. and O. via HTTP works together with = the old exchange 4.. install EX2 with virtual SMTP 5.. install EX3 with virtual SMTP 6.. move the mailboxes from mailbox store 1 from old server to mailbox = store on the EX2 7.. move the mailboxes from mailbox store 2 and public folders from = old server to EX3 8.. verify that everything works 9.. uninstall the old exchange, and remove it from the domain 10.. verify that everything works Any best practices on those? Suggestions, comments? Thanks in advance! Regards, Zoran ------=_NextPart_000_00B7_01C8CD38.66920F50 Content-Type: text/html; charset="utf-8" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable =EF=BB=BF<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN"> <HTML><HEAD> <META http-equiv=3DContent-Type content=3D"text/html; charset=3Dutf-8"> <META content=3D"MSHTML 6.00.6001.18063" name=3DGENERATOR> <STYLE></STYLE> </HEAD> <BODY> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Hi All,</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>We are planning to decomission = our single=20 Exchange 2003 server, and introduce the 3 new ones.</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>The one we have now is hosting OWA, = Mobile Access,=20 SMTP, one storage group with 2 mailbox stores, and public=20 folders.</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>The 3 new ones:</FONT></DIV> <OL> <LI><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>EX1: Front End with OWA, Mobile = Access, Outlook=20 via HTTP, SMTP</FONT></LI> <LI><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>EX2: hosting one mailbox = store</FONT></LI> <LI><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>EX3: hosting one mailbox store and = Public=20 Folder</FONT></LI></OL> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Now, we are planning to do it as=20 follows:</FONT></DIV> <OL> <LI><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>install EX1, install SMTP (also = virtual), enable=20 Mobile Access, install Outlook via HTTP</FONT></LI> <LI><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>get the SMTP Gateway (SMTP scanner) to = point to=20 the EX1</FONT></LI> <LI><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>verify that SMTP, OWA, M.A. and O. via = HTTP works=20 together with the old exchange</FONT></LI> <LI><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>install EX2 with virtual = SMTP</FONT></LI> <LI><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>install EX3 with virtual = SMTP</FONT></LI> <LI><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>move the mailboxes from mailbox store = 1 from=20 old server to mailbox store on the EX2</FONT></LI> <LI><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>move the mailboxes from mailbox=20 store 2 and public folders from old server = to EX3</FONT></LI> <LI><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>verify that everything = works</FONT></LI> <LI><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>uninstall the old exchange, and remove = it from the=20 domain</FONT></LI> <LI><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>verify that everything = works</FONT></LI></OL> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Any best practices on those? = Suggestions,=20 comments?</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Thanks in advance!</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Regards,</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>       =20     Zoran</FONT></DIV></BODY></HTML> ------=_NextPart_000_00B7_01C8CD38.66920F50-- Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166859
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    - Fetching 3rd party Domain Mails Dear All, I have a SBS Server installed and configured. And I have installed Exchange server 2003 also. But now I need to get mails from third party. eg. I have a email ID someone@gmail.com. I want exchange to download all the mails from someone@gmail.com and distribute it to my LAN. Please help me. Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166858
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    - RPC over HTTP Dear all, I am configuring RPC on HTTP on Exchange 2003. Some question find and want to ask for help. Here is the environment: 1 x Exchange back-end resides on the Intranet, RPC-HTTP back-end server has been selected. 2 x Exchange front-end work as load-balance act as OWA and RPC proxy reside on DMZ, RPC-HTTP front-end server has been selected. A firewall with 3 interfaces, to Internal network, DMZ and Internet. For testing purpose, all ports on firewall between front-end and backend is opened temporarily When I configure the Outlook client, I got a question, since the Exchange server field need a FQDN point to the Exchange backend server. So, as the backend reside on the private intranet, should I 1. register the exchange backend with a Public access IP, 2 then enable NAT on the firewall and forward this IP to Exchange Backend (Intranet IP), 3. what is the port needed to open on this connection. Furthermore, could I use Internal Cert authority on the front-end or I must install a public Cert on the front-end server? Can I use 1 instead of 2 on front-end? Best, Andrew Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166857
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    - Coexist Exchange 2000 & 2007, can access OWA from 2000 but not 200 Hi, I try to make this simple and easy for you to understand. What is in my environment? - Only one Exchange 2000 server coexist with only one newly installed Exchange 2007 server - AD 2003 (very obvious, otherwise I can't install Exchange 2007) - OWA access What is the LAN/WAN setup? - OWA traffic from https://server.company.com/exchange will hit the external IP and get routed to Exchange 2000 server by the firewall What is working now? - Mailboxes and user accounts reside on Exchange 2000 are able to access OWA externally and internally by going to https://server.company.com/exchange - Mailboxes and user accounts reside on Exchange 2007 are able to access OWA internally by going to https://server.company.com/exchange What is not working now? - Mailbox and user account resides on Exchange 2007 are not able to access OWA from external. What I want to achieve is that users get migrated to Exchange 2007 can still be able to use OWA from external. I appreciate for your help, if you need any more information to clarify my network setup, please let me know. Thank you very much Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166854
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    - Many-to-one mailboxes? Exchange 2003, Outlook 2003 Approximately 1000 users. 800 are traditonal users with mailboxes and so forth. 200 accounts are generic purpose-driven accounts that do not currently have mailboxes. Their user accounts in the domain aren't based on person names, they are just the name of the thin client they use to connect. Everyone uses Outlook through an RDP/Citrix farm, all 1000. I've been asked if we can create one mailbox for just those 200 users and configure Outlook to open to that one shared mailbox. I know how to create a mailbox and give 200 users rights to open it, but I'm looking for a way to feed the Outlook client on the Terminal Servers the profile configuration without logging in to 200 accounts by hand. The CMW was used to automate the creation of Outlook based on the user name. These 200 accounts use the same set of Terminal Services as the general population, so I can't effect any "normal" users. So, is there a way to associate multiple domain accounts to the same mailbox so that when it looks to the exchange server for their mailbox it pulls the shared one and/or is there some trick/script to automate the configuration of Outlook for just those accounts? Something like a logon script for this group that creates a default profile in Outlook? Thanks! Bill Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166853
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    - FSE not working properly I downloaded forefront security for Exchange 2007 latest trial. I installed it on one server having mailbox and hub transport role, which seemed to work fine since I can see three scan jobs listed. The related services got started even the startup type is manual. However on second server hosting CAS and HT roles, the installation finished OK with no errors. But no default scan job listed, and the related services like FSCController not started at all. I searched extensively and found no solution. Any one has any ideas? Thanks. Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166851
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    - certificate i am trying to test a certificate for a new exchange 2007 install with a trial from thawte. i have been following the instructions as carefull as i can... it fails though when i try to enable the certificate just imported.... it says invalid key. so i try to remove it but it wont let me, again it say invalid key?? why wont it let me remove it if it's invalid?? so then i just try to create another new one... smae error. i still could see the possibility that i hand an extra CRin the file or maybe one missing.... but now i can't remove it also. so now i seem to have 2 bad ones imported.... do i just try for the third times the charm? is there some ohter way to get these bad ones out? is there a common mistake i may be making? Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166850
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    - SMTP Internet Connector Queue We have a Microsoft Exchange 2003 server. We have an email list that is maintained in house of 150 outside email addresses. In this list we have about 8 bad email addresses. We have updated the list now, but that didn't help because an email message using that list was already sent out today. When the message hit our SMTP Internet connector queue, the queue gets clogged with many retry messages. I would think that there should only be about 8 retry messages, but that isn't the case. Our queue gets filled with tens sometimes hundreds of retrying messages from that one email. The worst part is that other messages entering the queue with valid email addresses don't get sent through the queue until the retry messages are gone, which in most cases is me deleting them from the queue. Are there settings in Exchange that I can tweak so emails with bad addresses don't hold up delivery of valid email messages? Zachary IT Professional Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166849
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    - Prepare AD, extend schema, etc with 32-bit setup for Management To Hi, We need to run all the 2007 setup /preparead stuff to get our forest schema updated in advance of Exchange 2007. The forest is all running 32-bit servers. I know I can use the 32-bit version of Exchange 2007 to do this, but we don't have that CD. I heard it is available from the MSDN subscription, but what do people do that don't have that? The question is - Can we use the 32-bit version of setup that comes with the Exchange 2007 management tools download from MS to prepare the AD? I notice it does have a lot of schema.ldf files in there. Thank you, Kurt Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166844
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    - Website problems!! hi there i know it might not be the right forum to post such question but i really need some help and quick :S i have a squid proxy installed on a red hat server and i also have dansguardian software (blocks certain sites). now to the problem...i cannot access a particular site which prompts a username and password upon connecting to it...its giving me authentication error just as like i have entered a bad username and password...but i did not it gave it immediately and the dialog did not appear!! i tried connecting directly to the internet without using this proxy server and it worked like a charm so problem is not related with browser or software but rather some sort of config on squid proxy or dansguardian probably. can anyone help me out please???? thanks a million!! Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166837
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    - Bandwidth requirement Hi,This is Mangesh Shukla. I have one datacenter and one regional office.Datacenter and regional office are connected with 2 mbps lease line.I have 2500 users in regional office. I want to place exchange 2007 server in datacenter. Is it possible that my all users can access mails easily from regional office? or I need more bandwidth. Please help me. what is the bandwidth requirement for exchange 2007 ? waiting for reply thanks in advance Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166836
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    - Error after restore Hello. I had to recover my file server (and Exchange 2003 Server) from a tape image (arcserve r11.5), and when the system boots up, I am getting the following message from exchage 2003: ID#: C1041724 While mounting mailbox store This was a full disk restore; and when I try to remove exchange (I have tried the reinstall), it will not allow me to remove the product because I have mail-enabled users. I have disabled mail for all users in the domain and I still can not remove the product. Does anyone have any experience with this problem? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Roger Simpkins Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166833
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    - Out-Of-Office Setting Exchange 2007 We are hosting multiple domains in our organization. I have created each domain in the accepted domains hub transport to receive email. In order for all domains to receive out-of-office messages what setting should i use in the "default" remote domain properties? Or, should i create again for each domain and configure out of office? Thanks Tag Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166831
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    - RPC over HTTP works internally but not over internet via ISA We had this working in the past... but we made changes today to get OMA/ActiveSync working and now our RPC Outlook connection on the internet doesnt want to authenticate... this goes through an ISA 2004 SP3 server... When we connect to our RPC over HTTP service internally all works great! go outside the firewall and it will look like its trying to connect... I did the outlook -rpcdiag and this is what happens mailserver.domain.com Type DIrectory Status Connecting.. a dialog pops up asking to connect to mailserver.domain.com... I enter the DOMAIN\user and password... click OK it shows up again... nothing changes at all on the Microsoft Exchange Connection status window... this just keeps happening again and again until I click cancel... now if I go to https://domain.com/rpc it gives me the same connect to domain dialog... I enter the same info first time goes again enter it again... repeat screen enter it a third time it says "HTTP Error 401.3 - Unauthorized: Access is denied due to an ACL set on the requrested resource.".. well it works inside the building so not sure whats up... but then some places say this is the message you are supose to get! If I go to (from outside the firewall) https://domain.com/rpc/rpcproxy.dll I get a Error Code 64: Host not available... which again some places say to expect... so what is going wrong here? I have in ISA 2004 the HTTPS web filter set up using the publishing mail server wizard that is in ISA... OWA and OMA work fine! It has ssl set up and everything using Basic authentication... where should I start looking? Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166828
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    - Second Exchange Server Hello. We currently have Exchange 2003 Enterprise Edition running on one box. We would like to set up redundancy and instll Exchange on a second server and have it running so it can be used in case something happens to the original server. What all do we need to accomplish this? Has anyone run into similar situation? I assume a SAN will be needed. We already have and ready to install. Thanks! Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166825
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    - One of three DSN in all cases? Hello, When sending email requesting a DSN for success and failures, will exchange send something either way in all cases? Here's my understanding of the process and my testing so far (sending such email to an address which has DSN turned on, GMail and Hotmail which do not support this.)has confirmed this: If the receiving SMTP server supports DSN and can confirm delivery, it will send either an 'Undeliverable' or 'Delivered' DSN email to the person specified in the Return-Receipt-To header. If the receiving SMTP server does not support DSN but accepts responsibility for the relay, my SMTP server will send a 'Relayed' DSN email to the person specified in the Return-Receipt-To header. (I know this isn't really a true success DSN but it confirms the address was found and has a good chance of being delivered.) Is this correct? Will there be a scenario in which I will receive nothing at all? Thanks, Amber Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166824
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    - Least Invasive Way to Test SCR Greetings, Here is the layout: 2 Exchange 2007 Servers with SP1 and latest Rollup. ServerA: Production server at Headquarters. SCR Source ServerB: Standby Server at remote office. SCR Target. I have SCR running for the First and Second Storage Groups. Replication is Healthy. I have been asked to prove that the standby copy on ServerB can be mounted and that mail will be accessible via OWA in the event that the Headquarters site and/or ServerA go offline. I am comfortable with DNS, AD, the firewall and the mail connectors. The database is over 20GB and took about 36 hours to seed. I don't want to have to do that again. All I want to do is this: 1. Dismount the Storage Groups on ServerA. 2. Mount the First Storage Group on ServerB. 3. Rehome one mailbox, a test account. 4. Logon as the test account to ServerB via OWA on ServerB. 5. Demonstrate that the mailbox opens. 6. Revert back to the original configuration where ServerA is in production and the SCR source and ServerB is the target with a Healthy replication status. Part 6 is where I'm uncertain. I need a way to do this that will not require reseeding the Storage Groups. Can I just make a copy of the seeded databases to another folder on ServerB and then just copy that data back to the SCR target folder after the test? No new mail will be flowing during the test; so I don't need to copy any new information back to ServerA. Thank you, Bill Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166820
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    - Question about Best Practices for Exchange disk configuration Hi I know that Database and log files should be on seperate disks, but how about the Storage Group System Path? Would below configuration be Best Practices? C: System + Storage Group System Path D: Databases L: Log files. Tag: how to migrate pst Tag: 166815

HI.

How to migrate 1GB pst files from Microsoft outlook pop configuration to
exchange server SBS 2003. It is possible to copy the pst on the server and
migrate to exchange directly?

best regards

Sebastien

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Re: how to migrate pst by Mark

Mark
Fri Jun 20 14:38:14 CDT 2008

On Fri, 20 Jun 2008 22:24:45 +0400, "news.intnet.mu"
<david20@intnet.mu> wrote:

>HI.
>
>How to migrate 1GB pst files from Microsoft outlook pop configuration to
>exchange server SBS 2003. It is possible to copy the pst on the server and
>migrate to exchange directly?
>
>best regards
>
>Sebastien
>
Depends on the Outlook version which determined the (default) "format"
of the PST file.
http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1T4SUNA_enUS276US277&q=exmerge
is where you can start your search.

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Re: how to migrate pst by news

news
Sat Jun 21 01:16:10 CDT 2008

HI,

Thanks for your reply. I tried exmerge but it will import from only one
exchange server to another server in form of pst files. The profile of both
account should not change
otherwise you get failure message.

We really need a tool for this work in futur.

"Mark Arnold [MVP]" <mark@mvps.org> wrote in message
news:1o1o54963jpqd9rtg56kek2u2a722eaua0@4ax.com...
> On Fri, 20 Jun 2008 22:24:45 +0400, "news.intnet.mu"
> <david20@intnet.mu> wrote:
>
>>HI.
>>
>>How to migrate 1GB pst files from Microsoft outlook pop configuration to
>>exchange server SBS 2003. It is possible to copy the pst on the server and
>>migrate to exchange directly?
>>
>>best regards
>>
>>Sebastien
>>
> Depends on the Outlook version which determined the (default) "format"
> of the PST file.
> http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1T4SUNA_enUS276US277&q=exmerge
> is where you can start your search.

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