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    - Client vs Server storage I'm installing an Exchange 2003 server soon and was just wondering what the MVPs and other knowledgables thought about POP3 vs SMTP. This will be a local network (for about 20 clients) plus internet email server. My thoughts are that POP3 is good in that it doesn't lock up Outlook if the Exchange server is down, but that SMTP is better for centralized data storage and backup. Is the network traffic with SMTP signifigantly greater? What kind of priorities do companies generally prefer? steve Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145677
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    - update /disasterrecovery hi, i am recovering my exchange member server. is it necessary to run update.exe /disasterrecovery after i run setup /disasterrecovery? i am trying to reapply SP2. Or can i install a fresh SP2 w/o specifying /disasterrecovery switch? Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145676
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    - Exchange design in a forest Hello, At the moment i am designing a new active directory topology. I think to use the Organization Forest, but i have a question about this design when i use Exchange. Can i let all the domains in the forest use one exchange server or need every domain his own exchange server? Thanks for your replies. Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145675
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    - Error running /disasterrecovery...URGENT please When I ran update /disasterrecovery switch of SP2 for Exchange 2003, i receoved the following error after sometime: "Setup failed while installing sub-component SMTP service with error code 0xC0070005 Any clues? Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145674
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    - Exchange user password Hi Are there options for an Exchange client to manage password at anytime ?? Say, I create an email account for you (the user) to connect to our Exchange server using your Outlook software (RPC over HTTP) to send/receive internet emails from wherever you are. Is there a solution for you to manage (ie. change or reset) your password without contacting me or without physically logging on to the server ?? Thanks Steve Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145670
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    - Public Folders... This issue is driving me Insane.... How do I enable public folders so my users can use public folders in OWA ? I'm running windows 2003 server enterprise w/ Exchange Enterprise 2003 SP2 Thanks... Any help would be appricated... Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145661
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    - New Server Revisted Back on May 7, 2006 I posted the following: "Getting a new server with 146 GB HD's only for Exchange Server 2003. Is there any logical reason why we would want to partition the HD's since Exchange Server is the only thing on this new server?". There were 10 responses with 7 telling what RAID level and partitions to have. Only 3 gave me any insight as to why I would want to partition this sucker. Here are the specs: We are a small business with 10 users now and possibly going to 15 users (I told you we were small!). The new server is a Dell PE1800, dual 3.2 Xeon processors, 2 GB memory and 3 - 160GB SATA Drives in RAID 5. I am tired of SCSI. The server is in house, so lets not debate SCSI v. SATA. So, back to the original question, why would we want to partition anything (I want redundancy) if Exchange Server is the only thing running on this machine ? Thanks, SPG Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145658
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    - Upgrade Exchange 2000 on Domain Controller I have just inherited a network that needs upgrading. I have one domain controller running Windows 2000 and Exchange 2000. I am looking for any recommendations and things to look out for when upgrading this domain controller to Exchange 2003 and Windows 2003 server. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145657
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    - Supporting double-byte characters in Exchange 2003 SP2 How do I confirm that our new Exchange 2003 SP2 server will support all double-byte character languages (i.e. Japanese, Chinese, etc.)? We are going to be doing a lot of communicating with East Asian companies and I want to be sure that our Exchange 2003 SP2 Server won't "break" emails that arrive using non-Western character sets in them. Thanks. Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145656
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    - OWA Documents for Exch2003 Can you give me a document on what needs to be done to successfully setup OWA on Exchange 2003 - internally. Cheers Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145651
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    - SMTP problem after migration - appears to be Hi Migrated Exchange 2000 to Exchange 2003 SP2 into single site org. cuurently have the exch2000 and exchange 2003 server running in same org. All appears to be well, so i decided to migrate 1 user to the exch2003 as a test, which migrated ok. I have not moved system folders or anything else, as i simply wanted to test connectivity and internal routing. the migrated user can send email externally but cannot receive any external email, all external email stays in the queue on the exch2000 server. I copied all settings on the exch2000 server to the exch2003 server in regards to SMTP settings (which includes a smart host pointing as ISP) Any ideas how i should go about rectifying this issue, before moving forward with remainder of migration. I was under the impression that all mail would automatically route from the exch2000 to exch2003 server in the same org. PS: exh2003 event logs are clear and service pack and patch to the max (W2K3 R2 with Exch2003 SP2) Any useful documents, or what am i missing cheers Ray Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145650
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    - Conversion to Exchange Native Mode My environment is this: - The current Exchange 2000 server was upgraded in-place from Exchange 5.5 (we only have a single server for mail; so there's no more Exchange 5.5 servers in the company after it was upgraded) - The current plan is to do an in-place upgrade from Exchange 2000 to Exchange 2003. My question is in regard to converting to Exchange native mode on KB272314. The second part of the article says to use the Exchange 5.5 Administrator to connect to the SRS and then deleted old Exchange 5.5 servers etc. and then use Exchange System Manager to delete the SRS. My problem is that SRS has already been deleted quite a while ago on Exchange System Manager. I mean, I cannot use the Exchange 5.5 Administrator to connect to the SRS. My question is will there be problems if I don't do the second part of the steps on KB272314 when I convert to Native Mode? thanks Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145649
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    - Setting permissions I have been tasked with setting up a new MS Exchange cluster to back up to the Legato NetWorker server that I manage. I know nothing about Exchange and all my colleagues are new to it as well. I am a Unix/Mac guy so I know very little about Exchange and Windows account management and evidently, no one else here does either. We are setting this system up for a few individuals who need the features that Exchange and Outlook offer, in case anyone is wondering. According to the Legato NetWorker Exchange Module's documentation, I need an account. I need an account that has the following Exchange permissions: List contents Read Properties Administer Information Store View Information Store status Receive as Send as So my question, keeping in mind that I have no clue about Exchange or Windows administration is, how do I create an account that has those attributes? I will pass this information over to the system manager who I believe has the authority to do such things on our cluster. As it is, when I asked him about this, all I got was a blank look and the online help under the Exchange Systems Manager left me unenlightened. Any help will be appreciated. Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145648
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    - Migrating from 5.5 Hello guys: Today I have 2 domains that I'm trying to convert to one, there is not problem, the problem is that I could have 2 logon users for the same person, so I found that I changing the user from 5.5 the NT user selecting to my AD user, that works wonderful, but, the problem is i have 500 users in both domains, are there any scripting code that I can use, or if I have to write it there is no problem just i need to know which parameters i need to know, i.e. in windows 2003 exist a scriptable command line program to create user, user password, etc. Exist something like that for Exchange 5.5? Baruch Ortiz Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145647
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    - Public Folders replication issues Hi All, I've been having fun with a 2000 to 2003 sparate new hardware migration. Not. There were multiple issues with the install but I traced most of them to using Smarhost. Anyway I can now see the replicated folders (I couldn't before) on the new e3k box from the MMC. A newly created user on e3k can see via OWA 3k only calendar information. He also gets access denied messages to some shared items and can not see posted doc, contacts or tasks inside other folders. Permissions right? But all anonymouse and goups that e3k is a member of have reviewer permissions at least. Pointers? TIA Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145644
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    - Exchange Active Sync Hi, I am trying to connect Treo 700w to Exchange Server 2003 using Exchange Active Sync.It starts the Synchronization and says "looking for Changes" and finally "Waiting for network". What could be the issue? Thanks, Kanwar Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145639
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    - Event ID 9098 - Errors with Exchange after SP2 installation?? Hi, I have installed SP2 yesterday and on one of my server, every 5 min. this error can be seen in the event viewer: Event Id: 9098: The MAD Monitoring thread was unable to read its configuration from the DS, error '0x80004005'. It's weird because i never had this error before and SP2 is supposed to resolve it. But now that i'm with SP2, the error occur... http://support.microsoft.com/kb/867446/ I found many information about it but every time it's with SP1. Thank for your help! Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145636
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    - winxp and office 2000 prf I have a mixed invironment with Windows 2000, Windows XP, Office 2000/2003 standard/2003 Small biz i wrote a little app in vb that detects os/outlook version based on the pc name, copies anything important over (prf, or newprof.exe in the case of outlook 2000) and everything works fine. except outlook 2000 on a windows xp machine. when i try to shell newprof.exe -p "profilepathhere" which the profile gets edited on the local machine to include the username for that profile, for whatever reason, it doesnt pull that name out of the profile correctly, or loses the data somewhere along the line. every part of the operation works fine except that, so you end up with an error message stating that "could not resolve name to a mailbox in exchange" or some similar equivelant. so the program runs, you get this message, it shows the exchange server name, but nothing in the username. I have tried different formats for winxp and office 2k, with reguards to username: first.last first last first.last@domain.com first last@domain.com doesnt seem to matter at all. seems like some error in the newprof.exe when run in xp. I take the same thing to a machine with windows 2000 and it works like a champ. and the other versions of office install like its nobodys business. I dont know how to troubleshoot this issue so im at a loss. all my app does is change the mailboxname=%replacename%, a variable i put in the file so i could find and replace with the users name, in the prf file to the user's login name. and then shell either outlook or newprof.exe with a path to the prf file. should be simple and, in all other versions of os' and office, it is. thanks in advance. and if im not clear enough, let me know and i will try to explain better. Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145631
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    - Mailstore v Storage Groups Hi What is the better option performance and maintenance wise? Having one Storage group with multiple Mailstores or separate Storage Group for each Mailstore. Thanx Sulaiman Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145624
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    - OWA access issue Here's my issue. Brand new installation of Windows 2003, SP1, dcpromo, IIS install (in that order). IIS works fine. Installed Sharpoint Services 2.0 with SP2. Works fine. Installation of Exchange 2003. Regular functions (mail etc all ok). Point at OWA: http://server_name/exchange - prompted for username and password. I use the domain administrator account. IE shows a "The page cannot be found" error Decide to Service Pack 2 Exchange 2003. Patch works Try the OWA URL again. Fail. All the other Exchange web sites fail as well (same error). I've checked all the security permission on IIS and at folder level, and they all seem fine. If i'm using the default Domain Administrator account it really shouldn't be a permissions issue. There is no external access in the testing it's all local on the same subnet (testing from the same server). Any help would be appriciated. Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145617
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    - Reinstall Exchange 2003 I currently have 1 exchange server in my organization. I would like to see if anyone can point me out a step by step installation of Exchange 2003 on this server again. This server currently has 27GB of Private store and would like to reisntall since it is having some issues. Please let me know if anyone has any resources. Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145613
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    - POP running on Exchange 2000 - how to setup for Exchange 2000 2003 migration Hi I currently have an exchange 2000 server in a Windows 2003 Active Directory. A replacement Exchange 2003 server will be introduced into the single site exchange organisation and migrated, followed by removing the exchange 2000 server.. I have the following query. At present POP is being used by a few external users on this exchange 2000 box. 1.I need to ensure users have minimal downtime (during migration) and need to know HOW to go about setting up the pop in the same way as current exchange 2000 in order for it to continue working with minimal interuption - or best approach 2. what is the best way to test the new pop to ensure it is working through the new exchange 2003 server prior to removing the exchange 2000 server 3. can you give me a good document to setup POP, for migration and if i need to open any ports on firewall for new exchange 2003 box 4. Do you see any issues being created here. .ie with the external users....they are outlook 2003 Any help appreciated Regards Ray Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145609
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    - OWA / Certificate query after Exchange 2000 - 2003 migration Hi I currently have an exchange 2000 server in a Windows 2003 Active Directory. A replacement Exchange 2003 server will be introduced into the single site exchange organisation and migrated, followed by removing the exchange 2000 server.. I have the following query. At present OWA is being used externally by users which is using an internally created certificate. 1.I need to ensure users have minimal downtime (during migration) and intend purchasing a third party root certificate to apply on the new exchange 2003 server (hopefully reducing downtime) - i assume the root cert should be applied on a DC 2. what is the best way to test the new certificate to ensure it is working through the new exchange 2003 server prior to removing the exchange 2000 server 3. can you give me a good document to setup OWA, i know i need to enable port 443 on the firewall for the new exchange 2003 server. 4. Alternatively, in the event i cannot purchase the new certificate, what is the best approach to using the existing one and how to backup/export etc 5. Do you see any issues being created here. .ie with the external users....they are outlook 2003 Any help appreciated Regards Ray Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145607
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    - policy with subfolders of the inbox Hello, I have a client that is looking to apply retention policy to delete all mail in the inbox and subfolders of the inbox. Any mail folders created outside of the inbox should be left intact. any thoughts? Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145606
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    - Exchange 2003 AD Properties not Showing up in W2k Domain ADUC. We are running a test migration from 5.5 to 2k3. After running the install (incl. the forest prep, domin prep and all other checklists), the Exchange tabs do not show up in our Windows 2000 DC for user properties. They do if we are on the Exchange 2003 box running the Active Directory User and Computers. I imagine if we were on a W2k3 domain, this would've populated the DC ADUC settings...? Are we missing a step to allow these Exchange user property tabs to show up on the Windows 2000 Server DC's? Thx in advance... Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145594
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    - ADC change In the ADC, under Step 1: Tool Settings can I simply type in the name of a new server server? I know that sounds elementary but this Exchange migration has been anything but easy and I don't want to assume anything. DF Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145590
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    - Out office responses and replies Hi 1. In Exchange System Manager|Global Settings|Internet Message Formats|Default Properties|Advanced, what is the different between... -Allow out of office responses -Allow automatic replies 2. I have both of these boxes checked, but the replies only work for internal Exchange users and not for external email senders. Please let me know what else I need to check. Thank you Steve Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145589
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    - Message body disappears when reply or forwarded Hi, I have an Exchange 2003 user. When he forwards or reply's to an email only the last email is copied in to the new mail. I run a 2003 Exchange system with multiple servers including Blackberry (the problem user is also a Blackberry user). All Servers are SP2 and fully patched. At first I did think it maybe Blackberry related however I have other Blackberry users who do not have any problems. I'm unable to find anything on the web that relates to this problem. Much appreciated if anyone can shed any light on the above. Regards, Chris. Cslever@freeuk.com Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145588
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    - Benefits of installing Exchange Server 2003 on a Domain Controller I know that Microsoft recommends against installing Exchange Server on a DC but are there any benefits to install on a DC? Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145587
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    - Exchange Virtual Server There are some setting on the SMTP Virtual Server from Exchange that I need some information about. The Limit number of connections check box, what is a recommended number for that and what exactly are the connects that use that. Does this have to do with regular email? I'm have a bad spam issue and although I have spam software, I'm wondering if limiting the connections will help. I have it set to 15. Any information on this would be appreciated. Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145585
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    - Palm Treo 700w Hi, We want to get the emails from Exchange server 2003 on to Palm Treo outlook. We have services from verizon which allows wireless sync for upto 10 users.We need to do this for multiple users. Is there a soultion available? Thanks, Kanwar Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145582
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    - Exchange and firewall ports Hi all, I'm beginner with Exchange (I have a experience with SBS-Exchange on ADSL connection and POP3 accounts), but at the moment I have a public static IP address. Network admins can allow for me port forwarding (via firewall) through public IP to my-server-internal-address. I would like to testing exchange with sending and receiving e-mails (I bought .com domain name). Which port must be opened through firewall (inbound, outbound)? When I provide firewall settings, is this enough for starting the installation, or I need to provide something else? Thnx a lot! Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145575
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    - 5.5 to 2003 Migration Hello, I was wondering if someone could suggest the best way to migrate 3000 users off of (3) Exchange 5.5 servers onto one clustered 2003 enterprise server. This is an active directory domain and all of the users are presentley setup. Thanks K.H. Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145567
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    - ADC connector My current Exchange 2000 was upgraded in-place from Exchange 5.5. I am now planning to do an in-place Exchange 2000 to 2003 upgrade. I don't have any more Exchange 5.5 servers so can I uninstall the ADC connector? Also, I'm going to convert my Exchange 2000 to Native mode. Should I uninstall the ADC connector first before doing this or there's no relation. Thanks! Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145552
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    - KB327779 I'm doing an Exchange 2000 in-place upgrade to 2003. I'm doing research on it and I have a quesiton on KB327779. It says that when switching from mixed mode to native mode make sure "your organization does not use any connectors or gateway programs that run only in Exchange Server 5.5". Can anyone explain to me what that sentence means? What specific connectors/gateway does it refer to? thanks! Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145546
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    - Exchange 2000 in-place to 2003 Hi, Step 3 of the Exchange Deployment Tool says to remove the Instant Messaging, Lotus cc:Mail, MS Mail connector, etc components before the upgrade. We are not using any of these components but I see them in the Exchange System Manager. My question is how do I uninstall these components? It says to run Exchange setup to uninstall but which setup? Do I use the Exchange 2000 CD or the Exchange 2003 CD? Also, I see "Connector for MS SchedulePlus FreeBusy" on the Connectors. This is not listed as one of the unsupported components so do I have to do anything in regards to this when doing the upgrade? thanks to all! Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145545
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    - Windows Messenger Issue Hi, We have exchange 2000 Server in our organisation.Instant messaging is enabled for all the users.We are using windows Messenger for intercommunication in our organisation which is loaded in users desktop. We dont have dedicated system for all the user so they will sit across the floor. They login to windows messenger and they could add the contacts in windows messenger when they login from different systems they could not find those contacts which was added already. what could be the problem and how to resolve this issue. Thanks in advance Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145543
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    - Migrating from 5.5 to 2003 I've just gotten finished following the process that Exchange Server Deployment Tools takes me through to install and allow an Ecxhange 5.5 Server to coexist this an Exchange 5.5 Server. I'm trying to figure out what my next step would be. I'm guessing migrating the mailboxes over and then eventually shutting down the Exchange 5.5 Server. Based on this current configuration, I assume that my Exchange 2003 server is heavily dependant on my 5.5 server based on the current configuration? What would be the next step in the migration process? Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145541
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    - Exchange 2007 Beta1 I eveybody I try to install "Exchange Server 12 Beta 1" on a Windows server 2003 Enterprise french. I patch the registry to solve the mmc 3.0 trouble and it seems to be ok. During the Setup I made the following choises : - Exchange server roles : All except "Gateway server role". - Installation Pre-Check : Everything was completed and green. - Installation progress : ERROR in the first step : Copy Exchange files Installing product (path)\exchangeserver.msi failled. The user stop installation. Error code 1602 I didn't stop anything ! Does anybody can help me. Thanks in advance. JPB Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145540
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    - Frontend/Backend configuration problems (RPC and HTTP) I recently introduced a new Exchange 2003 SP2 server into my network with the idea of making the new server a back-end server and using our current 2003 SP2 Exchange server as a front-end server. 1st thing I did was move all mailboxes off the current Exchange server to the new Exchange server. I then set the new server as a back-end server and set the old server as a front-end server in ESM. Mail routes fine and my MAPI clients connect to the new server flawlessly. OWA works with no problems. The original server had RPC over HTTP configured on it and was running with out a problem. Since the migration I can no longer get RPC over HTTP to work. Also my users can not sync any more with Active sync from their WM5 devices. I figured this would be a seamless migration since those services were working properly on the standalone system but now they seem to be FUBAR :( All the docs I've read about a Front-end/Back-end scenario make it seem so easy. all that needs to be edited are the server properties in ESM. Am I missing something? Please help! Thanks in advance! - Tom Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145538
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    - RPC-HTTP could be the death of me Ok i know this is beating a dead horse but I cannot get RPC-HTTP configured correctly. I have read almost all the docs from Microsoft and a few from various internet sites such as this one. From the inside of my network, Outlook works fine, my problem is connecting on the outside. No matter what I try, I get the same error "The connection to the Microsoft Exchange Server is unavailable. Outlook must be....". This is my current setup: Exchange Server: I am running SBS2003 with Exchange. This is the only server I am using. I installed the RPC proxy service and I have configured the rpc site in IIS to have anonymous access, integrated access and basic authentication. (does basic have to be the only box checked?) Client Computer: I am running XP SP2. Outlook is configured for MS Exchange. The Exchange name is the local address of my server (what.ever.local). In the "more settings" page, connect using Internet Explorer or a 3rd party dialer is selected. The "Connect to my Exchange mailbox using HTTP" is selected. In the Exchange proxy settings the URL for the Exchange proxy is my normal url. (what.ever.com) "Connect using SSL", and "Mutally autenticate session when connecting with SSL" are selected. The principal name for my proxy server is msstd:what.ever.com. Both connect on fast/slow using HTTP first and then TCP/IP are checked. Basic Authentication is selected. I have followed all the documents, even the one on RWW. Yet, from the outside, nothing seems to work. I have configured Outlook to use the Exchange as a POP3 server just to test connectivity and that worked with no problem. Do I have to open any ports on my router/firewall to allow RPC for Outlook? If so which one(s)?? Any help is appreciated!! Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145526
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    - exchange 12 and mmc 3.0 I am trying to install exchange 12 beta1 on x64 hardware but keeps prompting me that exchange 12 needs mmc 3.0. I have followed this link http://msexchangeteam.com/archive/2006/03/23/422962.aspx and still no luck. any ideas? Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145525
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    - Exchange 2000 to Exchange 2003 We have Exchange 2000 server and will implement Exchange 2003 onto a new server in to a single site AD. In order to complete this, is it essential to have Windows in Native mode Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145521
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    - Exchange 2000 to Exchange 2003 SP1 (W2K3 R2) migration upgrade I have a Windows 2003 Active Directory single site network, which is running Exchange 2000 on a Windows 2000 DC. I have a new server assigned to replace the existing exchange 2000 server. The existing server is a DC but all FSMO roles are on a Windows 2003 DC Essentially all i want to do is upgrade exchange onto the new box and remove exchange 2000 and DC. The new server will end up running Windows 2003 R2 and Exchange 2003 SP1, SP2 to go on at a later date. Can you let me know the processes required in order to achieve this.. Need to know order for e.g when to use adprep / when to use support doc which talks about mangled attributes etc... Regards Ray Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145520
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    - PL2 Exchange 2003 Time Hi, I currently have an Exchange 2000 and Exchange 2003 server. I am moving mailboxes to the new Exchange 2003 server. I've noticed one of the mailboxes (reception mailbox) receives emails, but the time of email is always one hour behind. I did an email test and emails are received immediately but the time received is alwatys 1 hour behind. I have checked the time of the DC's and Exchange servers and server times are OK. I did the same test to my mailbox and received times are corrct. Nobody else in our organisation have flagged up any issues. Any ideas where's it taking the time from? Our emails are routed via Messagelabs. Thanks, PL2 Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145519
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    - Exchange Server Dependencies on Domain Controller(s) I created the following network: 1) Created new Forest/Domain by installing Win 2003 Server on new machine and creating first domain controller. 2) Setup an additional domain controller in same domain for redundancy. Each DC also acts as DHCP and DNS servers. Replication established. Everything works fine. 3) Installed Exchange Server on third machine. Performed all required preparation steps: Forest Prep, Domain Prep, etc. Exchange Server is successfully send/receiving email over internet. Also accessible from Outlook and OWA. Everything appears fine. 4) If AD Server #1 (First server setup above) is unavailable (but Server #2 IS availabl) when Exchange server is restarted, the Exchange services do not start and exchange is not available. Can anyone help me to understand if this is normal behavior. Is there something incorrect in the configurations? How do I establish highest degree of fault tolerance with respect to my AD servers? Thanks in advance. Robert Millman Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145518
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    - Synchronizing mail with another server We recently added an Exchange 2003 server to our local network, but we also have an outsourced Exchange hosting service. We like the journaling feature (which our outsourced provider does not supply), so we would like all incoming/outgoing mail to go through our local Exchange server so it can be logged. What I have in mind is having our local Exchange server try to send outgoing mail through the external server (thus making it appear to originate from the external one) if possible, and if it's down (or otherwise unavailable) to send to the internet directly. I would also have the local Exchange server automatically download all email from the external (so our LAN users can just setup the one local account in Outlook). I'm warned that I would want to add the local server to DNS Smart-Hosts if it is to send email to the internet (for end servers which perform reverse-lookups.) I'm also concerned that the overall availablity could be fractioned by setting this up wrong (or even right), should I be worried about that? I'm fairly sure Exchange can do all this functionality, but I don't know the terminology so it's hard to search for the proper instructions. Any help would be greatly appreciated. -a Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145517
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    - Ex 2003 Deployment Puzzle Hi We are in the process of installing our first exchange 2003 server onto new hardware (win2k3 standard RC2) in our windows 2003 AD domain to run in co existence with our NT/5.5 setup so that we can migrate mailboxes etc. Have followed my way through the deployment tools fine, corrected a few small errors on the way. As recommended in some of the documentation I ran forestprep and domainprep on the DC and am now up to the point of running OrgPrepCHeck from the deployment tool dialogue box (on the new exchange server hardware). At this point I get the following error (replaced some info with XXXXX) #*** Exdeploy began: 05/30/2006 13:47:10 ***# + Exchange 5.5 Server: XXXXXXX + Global Catalog Server: XXXXX + Tools run: PolCheck, and OrgCheck. + Preparing Active Directory for Exchange Server 2003 (OrgPrepCheck) - Organization Readiness Check (OrgCheck) OrgCheck verifies the Exchange extensions to the Active Directory schema, checks the existence and membership of the Exchange Domain Servers group and Exchange Enterprise servers group, and checks that a global catalog server is available in a domain in which DomainPrep has been run. Warning: The Exchange Domain Servers group 'cn=Exchange Domain Servers,cn=Users,DC=XXX,DC=XXXXX,DC=co,DC=XX' does not contain the local computer ''. If the local computer is not running Exchange Server 2003, this is not a problem. Error: OrgCheck detected that either ForestPrep or DomainPrep have not been run yet in this domain, or that there is no available global catalog server in this domain. - Policy Check (PolCheck) PolCheck verifies that the necessary permissions are configured correctly on domain controllers. Details are logged to exdeploy-polcheck.log. Warning: Possible error string 'Abnormal exit from PolicyTest' detected in policytest output. Error: PolCheck found a problem with permissions given to Exchange Server 2003 computers in your Active Directory. #*** Exdeploy finished: 05/30/2006 13:47:10 ***# The Global Catalogue server is running and forestprep and domainprep have definitely been run. What would cause this error to display? is it safe to ignore it knowing that both forestprep and domainprep have been run (should I see extra tabs in AD users and computers?) and continue with setting up the AD connector? Any info greatly appreciated. TIA Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145513
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    - ADC Tools error Hi There When running Step 4 of the ADC Tools, I get the error "Error: The organization o=XXXXX is already installed into this forest but the configured 5.5 server is a member of organization o=YYY YYYY YYY. Please choose a 5.5 server in the correct Org." Current Scenario: 2 locations - first is Win2k3-based AD with E2k3, was migrated to a new domain from NT 4.0 and Ex5.5 last year. Second location is STILL NT4.0 and Ex5.5, and in a different domain and org than the first site was in. Site to site replication is already up and working for AD objects, DNS is good. What I'm trying to do: Migrate second site into the Win2k3 AD domain that was created with last year's migration, as well as migrate the users to E2k3. The exchange servers will be in different sites, under the same organization. The first 3 steps of the ADC tools went off with no problem. When I try to run step 4 I get the error above, right off the bat - I start the wizard, click next, and it fails right there. Not sure if it's relevant, but the ADC from last years migration is still listed in the ADC Services window, even though the first domain (the one the original migration was done FROM) has been decommisioned I'm sure I'm having some sort of epic blonde moment here, but I can't find the solution to this one..... Do I need to delete part of the original CA first? Just modify the original CA instead of creating a new one? Suggestions are most welcome. Thanks in advance for your time Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145510
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    - Problem with Native POP3 connector I`ve bought an Exchange Server license for the Native POP3 Connector from Mapilabs (http://www.mapilab.com/exchange/pop3_connector). It`s used to fetch mails from a Domino-server to an Exchange-server. All the Exchange-users got an account on the Domino-server. First, I configured all the users on the Domino-server to forward all mails to a single account on the Domino-server. Then I configured a global (catch-all) account on the Native POP3 Connector. This seemed to work well, except 1 thing: Bcc`s. Therefore, I disabled the forwarding for all the users on the Domino-server and set the same password for all users. Then I deleted the global account on the connector and configured a single-mailbox connector account for all of the users. Now bcc`s worked fine. But now...some days later, it turns out that some users doesn`t receive any mails from the Domino-server. When I connect to the Domino-server with these users, I see that there are mails in their mailboxes. I`ve tried to enable full logging on these 5 accounts with problems, but nothing is written to the logfile. When I enable logging on a working user, records are written when the connector connects to the Domino-server. So it doesn`t seem like the connector is even trying to connect. I`ve tried to increase the setting for "Number of working threads" from the default of 10, to 20. Also tried to change the polling-time for all users from 30 seconds to 90 seconds. But no difference... I`ve contacted Mapilab support, but they couldn`t help. They had to set up this configuration in a lab, then they would come back to me. But this is pretty urgent, so any suggestion would be aprreciated. There are 80 users, and we`ve noticed that 5 is not working, but there may be more. Does anyone got any suggestions on what could cause this? Eventually; Any other method for deliver mails from the Domino-server to the Exchange-server? This is a branch-office for a country-wide company, so the mails have to go through the Domino-server. Tag: moved exchange to new hardware with different name Tag: 145496

we have just replaced out exchange server moved the mailboxes from the old
servcer to the new one all is working well

i need to remove the old exchange server now

whats the best way to do so?

you advice is appreciated

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Re: moved exchange to new hardware with different name by Martin

Martin
Fri Jun 02 09:45:22 CDT 2006

This should do it.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/822931

Before doing the last step (remove Exchange), I would probably just shut it
down for a week to make sure everything is working well. This is how I have
always done it and its paid off. Once its gone, its gone. So better safe
than sorry.

"Leonard" <Leonard@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:6EB49DE2-E3A7-4BEE-B0C8-7C87A768F2F8@microsoft.com...
> we have just replaced out exchange server moved the mailboxes from the old
> servcer to the new one all is working well
>
> i need to remove the old exchange server now
>
> whats the best way to do so?
>
> you advice is appreciated

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