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    - Internal and External domain name behind firewall Hi, I have a 2003 exchange server installed behind a firewall that forwards port 25 traffice to the exchange server. My question is that I have a different external domain vs my internal domain name. How would I configure this properly on the exchange server so that is can recieve mail via smtp. thx jason Tag: RPC over HTTP on Windows 2000 server Tag: 131431
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    - How to relay through exchange I have exch 2003 Enterprise on one server and my application server is win2K3. I installed outlook on the application server so that emails could be sent from within the application. Mail to internal users works fine. But I can't send to external users. How do I set exch to only allow my app server to relay mail out to the internet? Dan Tag: RPC over HTTP on Windows 2000 server Tag: 131425
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    - Error Mounting mailbox stores error c1041724 Hi I am getting an error c1041724 when ever I am trying to mount a mailbox store. We have a windows 2000 Exchange organisation on a Windows 2000 active directory. This organisation consisted off an Exchange server running 2000 on a 2000 server and another server running Exchange 2003 on a windows 2003 server (we ran forestprep and domain prep 2003 before installing). I think the problem started when I tried to install Exchange 2000 on a sub domain. The exchange server installed but the Information Store service would not start. ( I tried trawling google for an fix, but could not find one). I then tried to uninstall this Exchange server but it would not let me. So I removed exchange using the Microsoft KBid=260378. I then used the system manager from one of my other Exchange servers and removed the now Failed server from active directory. I then decided to try and install exchange on another server on my root domain where the rest of my exchange servers are. Exchange installs and all the services come up but I could not mount the mailbox store and got the following error. An internal processing error has occurred. Try restarting the Exchange System Manager or the Microsoft Exchange Information Store service, or both. ID no: c1041724 Exchange System Manager I have since discovered that even if I go to my existing exchange server and create a new mail box store I get the same error when I try to mount it. Note when I create a mailbox store, the system tells me that it created it successfully, but it does not create the edb and stm files ( this happens on both the existing server and my test one) I have gone through all Microsoft c1041724 errors and cannot find a fix (ie I have checked the space, security etc ) These are the errors on my event log for my existing exchange server. Event Type: Error Event Source: MSExchangeIS Event Category: General Event ID: 9546 Date: 31/05/2005 Time: 14:56:43 User: N/A Computer: NTMAIL Description: Failed to create the Event Registration Mailbox for Database PSO & FE Storage Group\Testmis. Error - 0xbf69. For more information, click http://www.microsoft.com/contentredirect.asp. Event Type: Error Event Source: MSExchangeIS Event Category: General Event ID: 9519 Date: 31/05/2005 Time: 14:56:43 User: N/A Computer: NTMAIL Description: Error 0x80004005 starting database "PSO & FE Storage Group\Testmis" on the Microsoft Exchange Information Store. For more information, click http://www.microsoft.com/contentredirect.asp. Data: 0000: 46 61 69 6c 65 64 20 74 Failed t 0008: 6f 20 63 72 65 61 74 65 o create 0010: 20 74 68 65 20 45 76 65 the Eve 0018: 6e 74 20 52 65 67 69 73 nt Regis 0020: 74 72 61 74 69 6f 6e 20 tration 0028: 4d 61 69 6c 62 6f 78 2e Mailbox. 0030: 00 . Please can any body suggest what I do next. Tag: RPC over HTTP on Windows 2000 server Tag: 131424
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    - Exchange SP3 problem Dear All, I can install Exchange 2000 Standard sucessfully on Windows 2000 SP4 SERVER on Windows 2000 Domain. but when i install Exchange SP3 I get following errors Please solve my problem Setup failed while Configuring registry entries for POP3 Service (error 0xC103798A: An internal component has failed.) . Additional information: The specified service does not exist as an installed service. Facility: Win32 ID no: c0070424 Microsoft Exchange Setup The command regsvr32 /s letadata.dll failed, returning error code 3 (The system cannot find the path specified.). An internal component has failed. ID no: c103798a Microsoft Exchange Setup Processing file 'd:\exchange 2000 sp3\setup\i386\exchange\pop3.ins', at or near line 69 (CreateProcess:C:\Program Files\Exchsrvr\bin;regsvr32 /s letadata.dll;180000 // this is used by both imap & pop.) Registry file name: 'd:\exchange 2000 sp3\setup\i386\exchange\pop3.ins' Filename = '%sourcedir%\pop3' mode = 'Update' (61957) Setup encountered an error during Microsoft Exchange Messaging and Collaboration Services of Update component task. Function: CService::ScGetDependendentServices ScCreateProcess CInsParser::ScProcessLine CInsParser::ScProcessLine CRegistryManager::ScProcessFile CBaseAtom::ScAddRegistryKeys CAtomPOP3::ScAddRegistryKeys CAtomPOP3::ScServicePackUpdate CBaseAtom::ScSetup CBaseComponent::ScSetup CBaseComponent::ScSetup CCompServer::ScSetup CComExchSetupComponent::Install ----------------------------------------- Setup failed while Configuring registry entries for Exchange System Management Snap-ins (error 0xC103798A: An internal component has failed.) . Additional information: The command regsvr32.exe -s maildsmx.dll failed, returning error code 3 (The system cannot find the path specified.). An internal component has failed. ID no: c103798a Microsoft Exchange Setup Processing file 'd:\exchange 2000 sp3\setup\i386\exchange\admin.ins', at or near line 64 (CreateProcess:C:\Program Files\Exchsrvr\bin;regsvr32.exe -s maildsmx.dll;4294967295) Registry file name: 'd:\exchange 2000 sp3\setup\i386\exchange\admin.ins' Filename = '%sourcedir%\admin' mode = 'Update' (61957) Setup encountered an error during Microsoft Exchange System Management Tools of Update component task. Function: ScCreateProcess CInsParser::ScProcessLine CInsParser::ScProcessLine CRegistryManager::ScProcessFile CBaseAtom::ScAddRegistryKeys CAtomAdmin::ScAddRegistryKeys CAtomAdmin::ScServicePackUpdate CBaseAtom::ScSetup CBaseComponent::ScSetup CBaseComponent::ScSetup CComExchSetupComponent::Install Tag: RPC over HTTP on Windows 2000 server Tag: 131423
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    - exchange issues Hello, I have not set up exchange in a while, and i know there are many new changes in exchange 2003 so i thought maybe someone could give me some ideas in terms of implementation. I have two offices, one in miami and one in west palm beach, both offices are connected with a vpn, and can talk to each other without a problem. One office has a win2003 server (ent.) which is acting as a primary domain controller, the other office also has a win2003 server (ent.) which is acting as a backup domain controller. Both are under the same domain and are replicating fine, and i have some DFS folders in both which are updating fine. I installed exchange 2003 on the pdc, and using rpc over http i set up the clients outlook 2003 mailboxes without problems. Since exchange 2003 uses the AD, it was a snap to do. The only issue is setting up the public folders, since exchange admin is not the same as in previous versions, i am lost as to how to implement the public folder on users mailboxes. The issues i would like to know, is whether i should install exchange 2003 on the 2nd DC, would there be any advantage to doing so. I do want to use Outlook Web Access, but not sure how that will work in one or two servers. The domain website is hosted by bellsouth, even though it could be hosted locally on the machine. We have a static ip and dns is configured on both dc's. My question is basically, should i install exchange 2003 on the 2nd server, and how can i configure outlook web access and test it to make sure that ive done the changes right. My PDC is also a certificate server, so i would want https access to OWA. If someone can give me an idea as to what is best in terms of implementation, i would appreciate it. Thanks Chris Tag: RPC over HTTP on Windows 2000 server Tag: 131420
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    - NT4 Domain to W2K3 AD migration I am planning a migration from NT 4 domain to 2003 AD domain. Right now I have a Exchange 5.5 running on W2K server, however I am little confused by the ADC usage. Correct me if I am wrong, I understand that ADC will help my exchange 5.5 server talk to AD so that after domain upgrade my users can access their mail accounts, right? Second question, do I want to install ADC on my exchange 5.5 box after I upgrade domain or do I install it on separate box, and if separate box does it have to be a server or a workstation. Any other pointer you guys can give me will be greatly appreciated, thanks. Tag: RPC over HTTP on Windows 2000 server Tag: 131418
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    - Looking at exchange from a client P.C Can anyone tell me how I can look at the Exchange server program from a client P.C. I have done it once before but cant remember what I was told to do. Tag: RPC over HTTP on Windows 2000 server Tag: 131416
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    - Options when domain controller gone (a bit urgent) Hi, Apologies for the urgent comment in the subject but we're in dire straights here. I was wondering where the best place to post was, as the first part of this is more related to general AD domain functionality, but I'll get to more Exchange specifics later. Up until recently, we've had two main servers. One hosts the AD domain, with DNS and DHCP installed, and is the primary file sharing box. The second machine is the mail and Internet gateway server, running Exchange 2003 and ISA 2004. Basically we've lost the main domain controller and it appears it's not recoverable, so it's going to have to be reinstalled from scratch. This isn't the end of the world and it can be brought back up in relatively short order, the big issue is the Exchange box. The first idea we had was to promote the Exchange box to being the PDC (or whatever the teminology is now in AD-land), and then hook what was the PDC before up to this, effectively reversing the roles of each machine in the domain. Now I'm getting a bit lost here. I presumed that, since the Exchange machine had to be integrated with the domain, that it would have all the necessary domain info replicated on it, but of course there's no DNS service on that machine, which is what actually hosts the AD domain, so this can't be the case can it? If so, then I'm rather puzzled as to why this box is working at all. Everything seems to suggest that the AD domain has "gone", as there is now no DNS server anywhere on the network, yet clients can still access Exchange and the 'net (via ISA) without being prompted for login credentials, plus viewing AD Users and Computers does still bring up the full list of user accounts, after a brief delay. So the first question is, does the Exchange box actually have a "copy" of the AD domain data on it that can be recovered? We tried using DCPROMO on it but that wanted to remove AD before it did anything else. This seems to support the theory that AD is installed on this machine, yet how can this be if there's no DNS server present? I'm a bit confused here. If what I want to do here isn't possible, then we're going to have to setup the failed server as a new AD domain controller, and replicate all the user accounts and groups. The question is, once this is done, can the Exchange box be "re-integrated" with this controller in any way, or will we have to backup all data, uninstall Exchange and AD and then reinstall from scratch? Any advice would be appreciated here, as we need to get started doing something here but I'm wary of doing the wrong thing. Thanks in advance, Regards, Toby. Tag: RPC over HTTP on Windows 2000 server Tag: 131415
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    - Error 0xC00000B5 with ADC Step 3 I have an Active Directory setup which was upgraded from NT4 Domain. The last NT4 Server holds the Exchange 5.5 Server with all mailboxes. The server has Exchange SP4 and Windows NT SP6a. Domain Migrated fine, and all tools ran ok. Netdiag, DCDiag, etc. Running ADC checks and get to step 3 when I receive an error. <code>0XC00000B5</code> <errormessage>Could not bind to the Microsoft Exchange Directory server Exchsrvr. The Microsoft Exchange Server computer does not respond.</errormessage> </error> Any ideas? DNS is pointing to new DNS server, and I can ping the exchange5.5 box via dns name no problem. Also do an nslookup on the 5.5 server and it comes back ok, with the name server being the internal DNS server. ? Regards Chris Tag: RPC over HTTP on Windows 2000 server Tag: 131413
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    - PoP3 Problem I am setting up pop3 accounts so that my users can get there mail with outlook express. When I test it out I get this error. what do I need to do? ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Your server has unexpectedly terminated the connection. Possible causes for this include server problems, network problems, or a long period of inactivity. Account: 'mustang', Server: 'mustang', Protocol: POP3, Port: 110, Secure(SSL): No, Error Number: 0x800CCC0F ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ TIA Josh Tag: RPC over HTTP on Windows 2000 server Tag: 131411
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    - setup failed sub-component information store service Trial Exchange 2003 on trial Windows Server 2003 At first it was complaining about INETCOMM.dll and MSOERT2.DLL missing. I added these (maybe not the best idea, but it got me past the error). It now fails with the following: [12:16:17] CInsParser::ScProcessLine (f:\titanium\admin\src\libs\exsetup\hiddenw1.cxx:1225) Error code 0XC007045A (1114): A dynamic link library (DLL) initialization routine failed. [12:16:17] Processing file 'c:\exchange2003\e3sevaeng\setup\i386\exchange\mdb_reg.ins', at or near line 1095 (RegisterDLL:C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\CDO\CDOEX.DLL) -- ID:31111 -- CInsParser::ScProcessLine (f:\titanium\admin\src\libs\exsetup\hiddenw1.cxx:492) Error code 0XC007045A (1114): A dynamic link library (DLL) initialization routine failed. [12:16:17] Registry file name: 'c:\exchange2003\e3sevaeng\setup\i386\exchange\mdb_reg.ins' CRegistryManager::ScProcessFile (f:\titanium\admin\src\udog\setupbase\tools\regmgr.cxx:125) Error code 0XC007045A (1114): A dynamic link library (DLL) initialization routine failed. [12:16:17] Filename = 'c:\exchange2003\e3sevaeng\setup\i386\exchange\mdb_reg' CBaseAtom::ScAddRegistryKeys (f:\titanium\admin\src\udog\setupbase\basecomp\baseatom.cxx:1408) Error code 0XC007045A (1114): A dynamic link library (DLL) initialization routine failed. [12:16:17] CAtomBaseMDB::ScAddRegistryKeys (f:\titanium\admin\src\udog\exsetdata\components\server\a_basemdb.cxx:130) Error code 0XC007045A (1114): A dynamic link library (DLL) initialization routine failed. [12:16:17] Leaving CAtomBaseMDB::ScAddRegistryKeys [12:16:17] CBaseAtom::ScAdd (f:\titanium\admin\src\udog\setupbase\basecomp\baseatom.cxx:939) Error code 0XC007045A (1114): A dynamic link library (DLL) initialization routine failed. [12:16:17] Service = 'MSExchangeIS' CBaseServiceAtom::ScAdd (f:\titanium\admin\src\udog\setupbase\basecomp\basesvcatom.cxx:210) Error code 0XC007045A (1114): A dynamic link library (DLL) initialization routine failed. [12:16:17] Leaving CBaseServiceAtom(Information Store Service)::ScAdd [12:16:17] mode = 'Install' (61953) CBaseAtom::ScSetup (f:\titanium\admin\src\udog\setupbase\basecomp\baseatom.cxx:842) Error code 0XC007045A (1114): A dynamic link library (DLL) initialization routine failed. Tag: RPC over HTTP on Windows 2000 server Tag: 131408
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    - Can not connect to domain After to install exchange 2000 over windows 2000 server, the active directory es loaded ok but to configure the mail for the users the error: Can not connect to domain is showed. thanks for your help Tag: RPC over HTTP on Windows 2000 server Tag: 131405
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    - Solved: Missing OMA and active-sync directories from IIS After weeks of research why OMA and active-sync are not working i discover the obvious. Both virtual directories were missing from IIS. It seems that a lot of people have the same problem and after the installation of exchange2k3 these virtual directories are not there thus OMA and active-sync is not working. I couldn't find any descent and easy to do article on how to recreate them except re-installing the exchange. Another issue was the the application pool was not correctly registered after you manually add the directories and you had to add it manually but IIS will not let you do it cause the path "c:\program files" contains spaces and other things that i discover to be a drawback to many users. So here is the easiest solution. Find ANY exchange 2003 sp1 installation which has correctly from the begining the OMA and active-sync virtual directories. Right-click on the OMA directory=>all tasks=>save configuration to a file. Do the same thing for the active-sync directory. Copy the two .xml files to your problematic exchange and go to your IIS=>default web site=>rightclick=>new=>virtual directory (from file)=> select the first .xml and then do the same thing with the second .xml If your exchange install directory is different than the source which you exported the .xmls then you can edit the .xml file and change the inside path to your own. BANG! active-sync works instantly! Even the missing application DLL is solved with this way. I don't know if this whole procedure was something old but i was so excited to finally solve this and i wanted to share the knowledge. Please post if this has worked for you Tag: RPC over HTTP on Windows 2000 server Tag: 131404
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    - Strange ADC error message Hi, when I try to connect to one of our Exchange 5.5 server (installed on a W2k Server) with the ADC Tools I get the error message: "Server <servername>:389 not an exchange 5.5 server or an SRS service". But, it is and if I try to telnet it on port 389 I get an answer... Could someone pls explain this and how I can get the ADC working to this server? Tag: RPC over HTTP on Windows 2000 server Tag: 131403
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    - Drag-n-drop from Exchange 2003 Public folders Hi, can you tell me why my users can't copy messages from Exchange PF to theyr mailbox with drag-n-drop? They receive the following message: "Cant copy the items. You don't have sufficient permissions to perform this operation on this object. See the folder contact or your system administrator" My investigations show that user must have "edit" permission on folder to successfully complete the operation. It seems to me very strange - user isn't editing a message, he wants to copy it only! Tag: RPC over HTTP on Windows 2000 server Tag: 131402
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    - Exhange 2000 upgrade Question. hi, could some body tell me if i can install exchange 2000 on a windows 2003 server? coz i was up grading my 2000 sever with exchange 2000 to widows 2003 server en i see this message: exchange 2000 is incompatebal with this version of widows! and if you go verder with this installation you may have some problem. should i go on verder with my upgrade?or not? any help would be welcome. Tag: RPC over HTTP on Windows 2000 server Tag: 131401
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    - MS Exchange Server 2003 and BiDi charsets (iso-8859-8 or iso-8859- We have created an e-mailing software that supports sending e-mails in multiple languages. One of our customer reports that the Hebrew e-mails that they receive in MS Outlook 2003 through MS Exchange Server 2003 Enterprise + SP1 Ver 6.5 Build 7226.6 have the hebrew text displayed in incorrect direction. The e-mailing software sends the e-mails as multipart/mixed with two text/html body parts. Both the text/html bodyparts are represented in iso-8859-8-i charset (Hebrew). When the e-mail arrives in the Outlook inbox, the charset appears as iso-8859-8 due to which the direction of hebrew text within the e-mail is shown incorrectly. By changing the encoding to "Hebrew Windows" in outlook, the content appears fine again. Please suggest why MS Exchange Server would modify the content from iso-8859-8-i to iso-8859-8. Is there a way that the MIME message coule be built that will prevent it from being repackaged by the Exchange Server. My Customer is not willing to change the encoding manually to "Hebrew Windows" everytime he gets an e-mail. Thanks Vijay Tag: RPC over HTTP on Windows 2000 server Tag: 131399
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    - Exchange 2003 and Windows 2003 or Windows 2000? I need to install Exchange 2003. It will involve a migration from the company's current Exchange 2000 server running on Windows 2000. Would it be less problematic to upgrade the whole network to Windows 2003 Server first, then do the Exchange migration from 2000 to 2003? Are there known issues with Exchange 2003 on Windows 2000? In a small environment, is there any compelling reason to upgrade from Windows 2000 to Windows 2003? Tag: RPC over HTTP on Windows 2000 server Tag: 131393
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    - Incoming mail on exchange Hello, I have setup a new test exchange server 5.5 and replicated the settings off of my existing production Excahnge Server. I setup the MX record for the test box with my ISP and I am able to send mail from the MS Outlook client but incoming mail is not working. On my production mail server all I have open on my firewall is SMTP which I do not understand how I am able to receive emails when SMTP is used to send mail. I did the same for my test Exchange server , I only opened up SMTP. Whht do I have to make sure is setup correctly in order to recieve emails from the outside world. Internal mail is working. Thank you. very much Firenet Tag: RPC over HTTP on Windows 2000 server Tag: 131387
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    - Exchange 2003 vpn site connection Hi, We are in the process of designing a new Single Exchange 2003. Currently, 5 business units in five different locations across Europe connected throuh VPN (1 mbits). Each location has 800 mailboxes, 1 Exchange server. The network topology is Hub and Spoke: 2 locations are main, and the main location connect to other location. 1) What are the ports to be open to allow traffic between Exchange 2003 servers? 2) If the main locations do not support VPN routing, how the internal mail will flow? thanks in advance Tag: RPC over HTTP on Windows 2000 server Tag: 131386
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    - Problems Receiving Emails! Hi There! I have a Exchange Server 2003 running on a Windows 2003 Server. Everything seems to work properly, and I'm able to send mail, but NOT receive them. When I try to send an email, I get the following in return: Undelivered Mail Returned To Sender This is the Postfix program at host fupA.post.tele.dk. I'm sorry to have to inform you that the message returned below could not be delivered to one or more destinations. For further assistance, please send mail to <postmaster> If you do so, please include this problem report. You can delete your own text from the message returned below. The Postfix program <BigM@ThePlayer.dk>: mail for theplayer.dk loops back to myself and in a attach file the following is written: Reporting-MTA: dns; fupA.post.tele.dk Arrival-Date: Fri, 27 May 2005 17:55:15 +0200 (CEST) Final-Recipient: rfc822; BigM@ThePlayer.dk Action: failed Status: 5.0.0 Diagnostic-Code: X-Postfix; mail for theplayer.dk loops back to myself My MX-Records and A-Record should be right. When I use telnet to send an email I get the following result. 220 EXCHANGE.M.AD Microsoft ESMTP MAIL Service, Version: 6.0.3790.1830 ready at Fri, 27 May 2005 21:05:47 +0200 helo 250 EXCHANGE.M.AD Hello [83.91.20X.XXX] mail from:info@sender.dk 250 2.1.0 info@sender.dk....Sender OK rcpt to:bigm@receiver.dk 250 2.1.5 bigm@receiver.dk data 354 Start mail input; end with <CRLF>.<CRLF> dette er en test . 250 2.6.0 <EXCHANGEkL67V3cIbcV00000001@EXCHANGE.M.AD> Queued mail for delivery quit 221 2.0.0 EXCHANGE.M.AD Service closing transmission channel Connection to host lost. So that looks good enough! Hope somebody can help me. Thanks in advance Tag: RPC over HTTP on Windows 2000 server Tag: 131379
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    - redirect email from isp to exchange I want to use my exchange server to get my email from my ISP. What is this called and how do I configure my server tood this? Thanks in advance. Greg Tag: RPC over HTTP on Windows 2000 server Tag: 131374
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    - Exchange and Certificate Server Does anyone use MS Certificate Services? I know to enable it I just install it through add/remove Windows Components. That's easy enough. What do I do after it is installed to create a certificate? I know what to do with the certificate once it is created in order to use OWA over an SSL connection. Thanks for all responses, Robbie Tag: RPC over HTTP on Windows 2000 server Tag: 131369
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    - path to windows 2003 AD and exchange 2003 from NT4.0 and exchange Hi all, I have just migrated my poor NT domain to AD, and exchange 5.5 to exchange 2003. I did like that ; - I have installed win 2003 AD with a new domain name and created trust with NT 4.0 domain - moved user accounts using ADMT ( not all users only head offie users ) -moved users mailboxes ( not all users only head offie users ) I dindt want to move all users with one day operation causing some special needs, and also it was seemed to me doing step by step would be better.I was wrong ! my branch office users were using ( still they can use without any problem) pop3 and smtp while head office users using MAPI.Actually branch office users only have mailboxes in head office, they have their own domain without any trust with head office domain.They had user accounts in head office NT but it wasnt related any service except mail.And the last thing, i upgraded my users email client outlook 2000 to 0utlook 2003. result ; After migration I had 2 exchange server within a site ( in same echange organization) and had one trusted domain ( AD win2003 and NT 4.0 ) And then my problem was occured. Some of my clients were complaining that they disconnected from outlook 2003,and they got logon screen which is asking domain username and password.I tried to relogon using their account name and password, but it didnt work.When i restart outlook 2003 it was connecting without any problem.The re-logon screen was sending sometimes by exchange 5.5 server, sometimes by exchange 2003 server.Both server also domain controllers.It was happining random.Some clients see this logon screen very often, some clinents see the first day after migration and see second time after 2-3 days.I almost checked and done everything with my knowledge but didnt fing a solution.( Checked server side and client side ) If anybody knows something about this problem and help me, i will pray for that lucky guy till i die.I promise. Kind Regards, Tag: RPC over HTTP on Windows 2000 server Tag: 131366
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    - exchange 2k3 and AD hi, i have 2 domain's thet one of them old's the exchange(the rols are in the other domain). latly i have some pro' with the replication of the AD, and i decide to remove the AD from the server thet olds the exchange. my Q is : will the remove of the AD reflect or demage the exchange? will it reconnect to the other domain? then'x yuval. Tag: RPC over HTTP on Windows 2000 server Tag: 131365
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    - WINS and Exchange 2003 migration Hello I about to undertake a migration project which consists of the following: A Windows NT 4 and Exchange 5.5 migration to Windows 2003 and Exchange 2003 I currently have in place WINS in the NT environment I have migrated NT domain environment to Windows 2003 DC environments without the migration of WINS ( unnecessary under Widows 200x due to DNS if no legacy applications are in place) 1) Now due I need to implement WINS on the Windows 2003 box in preparation for the migration of Exchange 5.5 to Windows 2003. 2) And if I do need to implement it due I need to replicate the Wins database with my old database Or Can I get clients point towards to the new Wins database before the migration? Regards Tony Tag: RPC over HTTP on Windows 2000 server Tag: 131360
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    - Incoming mail to public folder.. Exchange 2003 Have a public folder called, for argument sake, Webresponse I have an email address webresponse@mydomain.com I send email from outside my domain to that address, and it ends up in the public folder like i want it to.. BUT... It ends up in there as a POST item, not as a MAIL item, meaning it doesnt format properly and no headers , replies dont work properly, etc. Is this a 'feature' or a 'bug' of exchange ?? Tag: RPC over HTTP on Windows 2000 server Tag: 131358
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    - Migrating mailboxes using exmerge-implications on free/busy data I am migrating about 100 users from an exchange 2000 server to an exchange 2003 server in a new organisation. I am doing this using exmerge. My question is what will happen to free and busy data when i move the mailboxes to the new server? Tag: RPC over HTTP on Windows 2000 server Tag: 131356
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    - Distribution group Since Exchange 2000 does not permit the use of the "everyone" group, I'm just wondering what name you guys use for the distribution group when sending emails to all the users in the company. thanks. Tag: RPC over HTTP on Windows 2000 server Tag: 131353
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    - Best security practices for exchange We are planning our exchange server setup. We have a small office with 1 win2003 dc and about 30 clients PCs. We do not have a DMZ. we have managed security thru our ISP, a fortinet 100 managed 24x7. We will be putting the exchaneg2003 server on a new memebr server. It will be in the internal LAN. Is there a good source for a best practices reference?? thank you CR Tag: RPC over HTTP on Windows 2000 server Tag: 131352
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    - Outlook web acccess Hi For starters I wonder if there is possible to get outlook web access functioning with only two exchange 2003 servers that holds their respective mailboxes in one site? Or do i have to get a front end server with two backends? The reason is that we have a setup there OWA only works on the "main" server, the one that all mails to the domain is coming in to. OWA logon to the mailboxes on the second server on a diffrent geographically located site and AD site doesnt work. Thoose accounts is getting "Page cannot be displayed". Any suggestions about this? Best Regards Per-Olof Olsson -- ________________________ Per-Olof Olsson IT - Manager Tag: RPC over HTTP on Windows 2000 server Tag: 131351
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    - Add a child domain to an existant forest. A forest with exchange 2 I try to add a child domain to my existant forest and I upgrade the schema of this forest because I use exchange 2003. The child domain is a Windows 2003 DC... What must I do to add this domain to the existant forest. Because a got an error "domain cannnot be found or....." I use nslookup to verify and he all the others domain.... My DNS server is ok... What the problem ?? Do I must install Windows 2003 SP1 before... ?? I can't use forestprep or domainprep because it isn't a domain yet. .... Some idea ? Tag: RPC over HTTP on Windows 2000 server Tag: 131350
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    - Incomming E-mail I'm currently using an Exchange 5.5 server and Exchange 2003. E-mail has been coming into the 5.5 and routed across to the 2003 server, where the mailboxes are held. Inbound SMTP is routed from Messagelabs and NAT'd at our boundry to the 5.5 server. I have changed the NAT configuration to route mails to the 2003 server (have had this checked and is OK), but e-mails are still going directly to the 5.5 server and then routed to the 2003 server. Can anyone shed any light on this? Tag: RPC over HTTP on Windows 2000 server Tag: 131349
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The documentation which comes with Exchange Server 2003 outlines how to set
up RPC over HTTP on a Windows 2003 server so that external Outlook 2003
clients can access an Exchange 2003 server. However, I have my Exchange 2003
server software installed on a Windows 2000 Server box.

Is it possible to configure a Windows 2000 server box with Exchange 2003 to
support RPC over HTTP?

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Re: RPC over HTTP on Windows 2000 server by David

David
Tue May 31 17:29:35 CDT 2005

hi Phillip.

No, Windows 2003 is required as it contains the RPC over HTTP components
necessary to provide the service to Exchange.

"Phillip Armitage" <armitagep_delete_me@wzmh.com> wrote in message
news:eSBHMfiZFHA.3400@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
> The documentation which comes with Exchange Server 2003 outlines how to
> set
> up RPC over HTTP on a Windows 2003 server so that external Outlook 2003
> clients can access an Exchange 2003 server. However, I have my Exchange
> 2003
> server software installed on a Windows 2000 Server box.
>
> Is it possible to configure a Windows 2000 server box with Exchange 2003
> to
> support RPC over HTTP?
>
>
>
>

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