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    - Hosting email on Exchange 2000 for a 2003 domain in the forest We currently have two Windows 2000 domain trees in our 2000 forest and an Exchange 2000 organization hosts email for both domains. We are getting ready to add a third domain tree that will be running Server 2003. My question is "can Exchange 2000 host mail for the 2003 domain, and if so, will the Exchange 2000 domain prep work on the 2003 domain?" Thanks in advance. Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135776
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    - Secondary SMTP mail issue I have my > domain name x.com . now my company register a new domain name > y.com We are able to forward the new domain to the old domain website. > We would like to be able to receive email through the new domain name >MX record of x.com = mail.x.com( which is external IP address of the >router, we use permanent IP) MX record of y.com = mail.y.com which point to mail.x.com Therefore, all email will go to the same IP address What I did was in the recipient policy, create a secondary SMTP address for y.com and apply to every user. I left the old domain as the primary email so the user can still > receive email from the old domain since they are the same account > when we send email internally using the new domain we receive it > The new domain is for the same exchange server that the old domain is > using. But when use user@y.com to send email to my external email account, > I received sending address as user@x.com. When I use external email > account to send to user@y.com, it returns a 'could not delivery, unknown > mailbox etc..' error message. > How do I configure Exchange server and enable user to be able to send > and receive from both old and new account Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135773
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    - problem with new users connecting to their newly created Exchange 2003 mailbox Hello all, I have a problem with new users connecting to their newly created Exchange 2003 mailbox. Let me explain the network settings at first. I have 3 servers, 2xWindows2000 and 1xWindows2003 (with Exchange2003). The 2 Win2k servers are the 2 domain controllers in the network, the Exchange server (Windows2003) is a standard memberserver (so no domaincontroller!). Previously, the Windows 2003 server wasn't around and the 'server1' had Exchange 2000 installed on it. I then installed a Windows 2003 server with Exchange 2003 for the sole purpose of mail handling. I merged the Exchange environment with Exmerge to the new server, moved every mailbox and replicated all folders. I changed the default addressbook location to the new server and so on. When this was done, i uninstalled the Exchange 2000 server from 'server1' to clean it out a bit. When i now create a user, i do this from the new 2003 server to be able to fill in the Exchange settings (email address and such). All works fine and the user can log in to the network, have every rights and mappings available, ..... but no mailbox. When i try to connect with either the Outlook Exchange plugin or through Outlook Web Access, it says it cannot find the user. (The regular users noticed that every new user isn't popping up in the addressbook either.) In short; i cannot connect to or create new mailboxes! Anyone having any ideas for me? Thanks for your time, Marco Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135764
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    - Newbie: Exchange server specs recommendations Hi, I have read through the Exchange papers provided by MS on the recommended hardware and specs. For example, they recommended RAID 1 for the various databases. From what I can think, is that on an ideal server, I will need many hard disks running several types of RAID for optimum performance of the Exchange server. However, the Exchange we are going to demploy will only host about 50 to 60 mailboxes or maximum 100. I will like to hear from those experienced Exchange admin, what is the recommended hardware specs that I will need? We are going to use a retired server with dual Xeon processors, 5 x 36GB hard disk and 4GB Ram. Assuming each mailbox is about 500MB, will this server be sufficient? Thanks in advance.... Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135762
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    - Secure the SMTP virtual server : difference Between the From and the user login ... Hello, I try to secure a virtual SMTP server with Exchange 2003 that enable only a security group to send email. But i notice that the user that is connected to the smtp server could send a mail with a FROM mail that is not like his login name. For example : the user B is enable to send mail with this virtual smtp server BUT he can put another mail address (A@mydomain.com) in the outlook accouting... He could send mail "FROM" our director for exemple.. Is there a way to strongly secure this SMTP server ?? Thanks a lot .... Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135761
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    - Direct Push for Exchange - without SP2? Hello, I thought I read that there was a patch available for Direct Push - the windows mobile 5 messaging technology that would be available before Exchange 2003 SP2. Does anyone have any info on this? Thanks Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135760
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    - Help with new exchange 2k3 server install All, I am presently running Exchange on my SBS 2k server. I have a new server on order with Win 2k3 and Exchange 2k3 Enterprise, due to the 16 GB limit problem. The questions I have are 1) how hard will it be to move mailboxes once i get the new setup running? 2) Is there anything I should know before i start? Any procedures out of the ordinary that I need to execute? 3) How do I split up the DB's? I do not want to end up with one 100 GB db and god forbid try to recover that. I am thinking of maybe 5 or 6 seperate DB's. How do i accomplish that? Thanks for any help and feel free to email me offline at don.mangiarelli at gmail dot com. Thanks, Don Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135755
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    - install failure due to IIS6 web site identifier Is it possible to install Exchange when IIS6 does not have a web site with an identifier of "1"? I'm trying to install Exchange on a server that has had a fair amount of IIS cusomization, including an SPS2003 installation, so W3SVC/1 does not exist. I created a new web site, and edited MetaBase.xml changing the identifier on this new site to "1", but then internet services manager wasn't properly connected to it, so I figure that's not an option. Maybe some other workaround to get Exchange to install with a web site that does not have an identifier of "1"? Thanks much! Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135743
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    - Exchange 2003 Full Text Index and searching PDF files I have indexing set up on our Exchange server now and I want to enable to ability to index PDF files. I have the directions I got out of Exchange 2003 24 Seven by Jim McBee. I am able to open up the Search MMC console, but when I try to go to the properties for the Exchange index the console dissconnects from the server and I get the following error: Unable to connect to host <servername>. The application called an interface that was marshalled for a different thread. Any help with this error would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135742
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    - Best Way toAccess Exchange E-mail thru Mobile Phone with Internet I am using Exchange 2003 with sp1 and we are behind a firewall and Barracuda box. I have attorneys with cell phones with Internet access, who would like to be able to check their e-mail on the road. What would be the easiest way to do this? Thanks! Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135740
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    - Exchange 2003 on Server 2003 Hi there, Are there any newsgroups for Exchange 2003 on Server 2003, specifically as it might relate to OWA? Thanks! -David ----== Posted via Newsfeeds.Com - Unlimited-Uncensored-Secure Usenet News==---- http://www.newsfeeds.com The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! 120,000+ Newsgroups ----= East and West-Coast Server Farms - Total Privacy via Encryption =---- Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135735
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    - no nt account associated with mailbox We recently reinstalled our exchange 5.5 and server 2000 and all the users we first setup work great. But now the new mail box we create with the users have no users associated with them. If you go into the properties of the mailbox there is a user associated there and has rights to the mailbox. I have looked online and thru the forums and help sections cant find a fix. If anyone Can help I would appreciate it. Thanks Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135734
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    - OWA F.E installation in to the Existing B.E cluster Hi all, I'm running a clustered Exchange 2003 with around 1000 mailboxes, and I need to deploy OWA. 1.) Will I need to take Exchange out of service while I'm installing F.E. 2.) Can F.E be installed on the LAN and configured then taken in to the DMZ. 3.) OWA its at the moment enabled would I need to disable before installing FE. 4.) Do I need to add any extra Virtual servers in to the cluster. Thanks for your help. Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135726
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    - Cannot attach attachments using OWA/Exchange 2003 when I try to attach an attachment in an email using OWA/Exchange 2003 I receive Error 503 and the Microsoft Exchange Information store stops. I checked the Registry HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\MSExchangeWEB\OWA for attachment disable and allowed file types; the registry entries match another Exchange 2003 server that we're using that allows attachments. Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135721
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    - Exchange 2003 failed restore We tried to restore a online backup to a exact image of our existing exchange 2003 server. We went throught the documentation of the restore for ntbackup. i.e. unmounting the store,checking "This database can be overwritten by a restore", and checking "Last restore Set" After the restore I was getting event id 619. Where the log files were no put back into the data base. Therefore, I found an artical that instructed to do a eseutil /cc restore.env, the problem is that my restore.env is 0bytes? Is there any way that I can restore or at lease remount the store? thx jason Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135720
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    - Secure SMTP server with a user group ?? how ? Hello, i would like top create a SMTP server that only could be use by a security group in active directory (Windows server 2003) ... very simple question ... Thanks for answering me fast.. Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135716
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    - Created User Mailbox but won't let me log in Hi Everyone, Here is my environment: Windows 2000 AD Domain, Windows 2003 Standard Edition Server running Exchange 2003. New Install. Exchange appears to be running fine, as a matter of fact I can use OWA to sign into Administrator account no problem. Problem is, I mail enable my user account through AD by creating a mailbox. Then I try to log into it. Well... it won't let me log into it... nor will it let me send it mail. Any ideas why I couldn't even log into it through OWA? Thanks, Ken Montgomery Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135714
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    - IM Service I am about to upgrade to Exchange 2003 and would like IM. I can not purchase Live Communicator as we can just not justify it ATM. Can you have Exchange 2000 Chat installed in an Exchange 2003 environment on itâ??s own server? If so, is it possible to install Exchange 2000 Chat on a 2003 Server, or does it have to be on a 2000 Server? Thanks Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135713
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    - Migrating from Exchange 5.5 to Exchange server 2003 cross-domain I have a setup with 2 domains: one for Win2000 AD and one, still using the NT4 domain structure, with Exchange 5.5 in it. Now we are migrating all systems to Windows Server 2003 and we want to migrate the exchange too off course. I tried the migrating from 5.5 to 2003, but at the last point, I get the error/message "To Upgrade your Microsoft Exchange 5.5 server or to add a new server to an existing Microsoft Exchange Site, the account you are logged on as must have Admin permissions on the Site and Configuration Objects" Now as I'm working cross-domain, and do not have the ability on the new server, to log in as the admin of the other domain, I am not able to do this, as asked. Is there a way of getting around this? Is there a modification, of some kind, trusting or so, to be able to pass this question? Anyone who was able to do such a thing, please respond through email: bram[remove_this]@itos.be Thank you very much! Bram Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135711
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    - Exchange 2003 and Trusts Hello, I have two separate upgraded AD 2003 domains connected via VPN [DOMAIN A and DOMAIN B]. We had Exchange 5.5 and the trusted accounts workded fine. Now we moved to Exchange 2003 and the trusted accounts are disabled. Which is the best solution for the disabled accounts ? A. make the trusted domain [DOMAIN B] a child domain? B. Move the DOMAIN B users in the DOMAIN A ? C. Dublicate the DOMAIN B user accounts in DOMAIN A ? D. ? Any advice would be most helpful. AthanP Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135710
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    - Migrate exchange to new hardware while keeping the same computer n Hi, Is there a KB article on how to do this? Or detailed procedures? Thx, Peter Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135704
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    - Reinstalling exchange on a new server. Ok im looking for a guide or perhaps a best practices on a exchange migration. Our current environment is running a windows 2003 standard box with Exchange 2003 SP1. The server this runs on is leased and needs to returned. I have the new server and I am ready to migrate, I guess I am trying to figure out what would be the best way to migrate everything off of the old box and put it on the new server. In my mind I was planning to migrate it using these very generic steps. 1. Rename the old server to a new name. 2. Give the old server a new static IP address. 3. Name the new server to what the old servers name was. 4. Give the new server the old servers static IP address. 5. Install Exchange on the new server. 6. Migrate mailboxes. 7. Test user mailbox access through outlook. Does this make sense, and is this the correct process for trying to accomplish what I am doing? Let me know what you all think, I might be heading in the wrong direction. Please point me in the correct one if that is true. Thanks all, Chris Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135700
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    - x500 address Running Exchange 2003 - any new users created in my domain are being stamped with an x500 address that is causing problems elsewhere on the domain. During a migration from 5.5 - I think someone replicated the EX:/o=MY COMPANY/ou=MYCOMPANY folder - this does not appear to be the schedule+ free/busy folder - that folder is separate from this one. This one is under the OFFLINE ADDRESS BOOK folder, next to /o=MY COMPANY/cn=addrlists/cn=oabs/cn=Default Offline Address List. I have since removed the replica, but the problem still exists. Diagnostics logging for RUS does not show RUS stamping the user object with the x500 address - on the first pass, it shows that the object doesn't have any pre-existing proxies and stamps the correct recipient policy. Then about 5 mins later, Proxy Generation shows that the pre-existing proxies include the x500 address. Does anyone know if this was caused by the replication of the address book folder, as above? if so how can I undo it? Can anyone tell me what logging I need to see what is stamping the x500 address?? Thanks Timmy Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135694
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    - SBS 2003 Exchange and pop3 setup Hi, I need some help. Our ISP service provider just quite while we are in the process of congiuring our new mail server. Congiuration 1 - Cisco 1841 Router connected to T1 via Sprint Canada 1 - Dell PwerEdge 2800 Server running SBS 2003 & Exchange Server 2003 All our user email accounts are setup and working on the clients, when the clients are connected to our internal network. We have two (2) users that work on the road and require access to their emails using Outlook 2003 or OWA via the internet. One (1) using a laptop One (1) using a Palm Treo 600 Questions 1. How do I configure SBS Active Server directory to allow these users to send and receive emails while on the road ? 2. What are the email mailbox settings to use on the client ? Currently mailserver is mail.companyname.com Any help would be much appreciated. Any MVP in the Toronto, Ontario, Canada that would could hire to help us complete our setup. Thanks Leslie Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135683
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    - Using exchange server vs Pop3 server Dear all exchange expert, If i use exchange server, can the client download email if user is out of network?? Besides, any advantage if i set vertual 2 server with different priority that is actually point to the same server? For example, one MX perference with priority 10 point to same server. Thanks for answering. Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135682
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    - Exchange 2003 and SBS 2000 I have SBS 2000 with Exchange 2000. My business is mostly email and SQL based. I am starting to have performance issues with Exchange 2000. I have set up a Windows 2000 server that is much more powerful and it is now used as my Backup Exec system and Antivirus master. I want to put Exchange 2003 on it and retire the Exchange 2000 on the SBS2000 system (the SBS2000 server will then be my AD controller and my SQL server). I do not intend to put AD on the new server because from what I have read, SBS won't work properly in that configuration. Will I run into any issues with that scenario? Thanks in advance for any assistance you can give me. Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135681
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    - NT Domain - Exchange Upgrade - Exchange on BDC Current: NT 4 Domain 1 PDC 1 BDC also running Exchange 5.5 Goal - Upgrade to Windows 2003, AD and Exchange 2003 After reading the documents in the Exchange Deployment kit I was intending on using the "standard Exchange deployment method": 1) In-place upgrade of PDC to Windows 2003 with AD 2) New Windows 2003 server with Exchange 2003 coexisting with Exchange 5.5 using ADC 3) Migrate mailboxes to Exchange 2003 However, the article states: "The standard Exchange deployment method is made up of two major upgrades: 1) In-place domain upgrade to convert your main Windows NT Server 4.0 domain to a Windows Server 2003 Active Directory domain that is running in native mode If you have multiple..." Does Active directory have to be running in "native mode" for this strategy to work? Does Exchange 5.5 running on BDC prevent me from using this strategy? Any guidance would be appreciated. Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135677
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    - Forward 123@xyz.com to 5 users ??? Hi everyone For the last 3 days I'm trying to configure Exchange on my SBS2003. For every message arriving to 123@xyz.com to be forwarded (copied) to another 5 accounts. 3 internal and 2 external (Black Berry). I know how to forward incoming message to another address by creating a contact, but I need the same message to be forwarded to another 3 users and 3 external email accounts. Someone has mentioned about Distribution Groups, but can't find out how and where to create them. Cam someone please guide me step by step? Thank you Artur Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135675
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    - RPC over HTTP using Front-End What are the minimum ports that I need to open to allow OWA access to the Front-End server to the back-end server? I should only need SSL (443) to the front-end server. Do I only need 443 to the back-end servers as well if I'm not using an Outlook client, just OWA? Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135674
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    - Address List Question When I first create a mailbox for a user, should I see that users address in my any of my address lists without doing anything else? Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135672
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    - Delay in mail delivery (up to 25 hours) Hello, Please help... Our ISP has crushed server with our e-mails. One day my company was without e-mail at all. According to ISP crushed server has been replased by a new one. From this moment everithing has changed. Even account names should include domain naems now. But tis is not a big problem... From the moment new server is online, my company experience trouble with mail delivery - it takes up to 25 hours to get a message delivered. I know that IP address of mail server has also been changed. According ISP everithing is working perfectly on there side. It may be right, because as soon as message delivered to one of the servers of ISP, it is also the same moment delivered to the mail box of the destination. My company located in Belgium. My colleagues expirience problems with sending from US (Yahoo.com), China (Iberpass.com). At the beginning it was olso impossible to send from a building 500 meters further on the street - next day it looks to be solved. What can give such a problem? Before the server crush everithing worked fine... Thank a lot. Yevgeniy Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135670
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    - Another 5.5 to 2K3 Exchange question We currently have a mixed domain with Exchange 5.5 on an NT member server. We have just about finished up our roll out of new 2K3 servers to our branches replacing the NT BDC's. When that is complete we will switch to DFL Windows 2003 (native mode). I have tested in our lab the install scenario. I used the deployment tools on the CD, and it seems to work out well. I have a 2K3Exchange server in our existing lab AD2K3 Native with Windows NT/ exchange 5.5 site (which happens to be a replica of our current) Here are a few problems I came up with so far: 1. When installing EX2K3 on a Win2K3 server with sp1 I receive an imcompatability error......? 2. I can move mailboxes between 5.5 and Ex2K3, but when I have a mailbox on the Ex2K3 server it cannot send.....I checked MTA and it will not start....Errors out with Events 9406, 9996, 9409, 137, 9405. I checked and I am not getting much info on them. How is my upgrade strategy? Any ideas on why MTA will not start? Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135669
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    - migration from merak mail server Hi all, I have a kinda peculiar scenario. we have a merak mail server installed with a server host name of mail.gic-corp.com. the gic-corp domain is hosted locally. I have recently installed SBS 2003 and I am trying to have it take over email server functions. Any thoughts of how to trasfer the domain from merak to exchange??? Any help would be appreciated. thanks in advance... Ramy Fahmy Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135667
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    - Set location for information store Hello, I'm not sure this is the right way to phrase this question, but I have a server with two drives. What I'd like to do is have all the email data stored on the second hard drive. Looking at the system manager, I see where I can specify where the databases should be. Is this all I need to do? The exchange server isn't live yet, so no one has any mail in it. -- Jason Kontkanen Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135654
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    - Exchange Installed, no options to mail-enable user in Active Direc We run a Windows 2000 Active Directory environment with NO prior Exchange servers. Installed Windows 2003 Server Standard with Exchange 2003 Server Standard, now when I go into Active Directory, it appears the install was successful, but there are no options to 'mail-enable' any user accounts? Any thoughts are appreciated. Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135653
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    - Exchange Services cannot Start We changed the password of the Exchange services in order to match the same password with the domain password. Now the services are unable to start. The only service that started is the Attendant, the other 3 services show error 1069 and unable to start. Your help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much. Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135650
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    - No Mailboxes I have just installed Exchange 2003 SP1 on a 2003 server machine. My DC is 2000 server. On the exchange server if I create a mailbox for an existing user or a new user it says it creates it fine, but nothing shows up under mailboxes in the system manager. Nothing appears under any of the address lists either. ? Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135649
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    - SMTP virtual server with SSL (not TLS) on Exchange possible? Hi, it is possible to configure SMTP virtual server with SSL enabled (not TLS) ? Looks like this is not possible and Exchange wants to use TLS. Problem is actually with Outlook 2003 which is not able to use TLS on port other then 25. Any hints for this? I'm running Exchange 2003 SP1. Thank you, David Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135647
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    - The virtual memory necessary to run your Exchange server is fragmented I get the following error on a daily basis... The virtual memory necessary to run your Exchange server is fragmented in such a way that normal operation may begin to fail. It is highly recommended that you restart all Exchange services to correct this issue. I have exchange 2000, service pack 3. I have failed to get any workable answers. Any ideas? Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135645
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    - C drive space slowly going down Our exchange server is in a cluster, 1 of the servers has been shutdown for 8 months or so, therefore that box shouldn't cause this issue. But for some reason the live server is dwindling in C drive space like every 2 days. It goes down like a 100 mg or maybe less. We can't find anything obvious that is causing this. The bad mail folder is moved, nothing sticks out. Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135643
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    - do i understand correctly Hi In a FE and BE environment, all E2K on W2K. I am about to upgrade my FE to W2K3 and E2K3, I am also going to upgrade my BE servers located in my head office to W2K3 and E2K3, and leave my remote sites still on W2K and E2K for the time being. In regards to the web interface for webmail, the people whose mailboxes reside on the W2K/E2K servers will have a 2000 webmail interface, and the people whose mailboxes reside W2K3/E2K3 servers will have a 2003 webmail interface. Thanks Bob Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135640
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    - ERROR ASP 0115 Dear, I am Using Exchange 5.5 SP4 , When I open owa and login, it display below message error 'ASP 0115' Unexpected error /exchange/USA/inbox/messages.asp A trappable error occurred in an external object. The script cannot continue running. Is anyone know how to fix Regards. Sean Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135638
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    - Upgrading from MS Exchange Standard Edition to MS Exchange Enterpr Hi Guys, I have just upgraded from MS Exchange standard edition to Enterprise Edition. through the upgrade, i received a message saying that there are files that need to be replaced but the the files on my machine a updated/newer than the ones from the source (installation cd), so I chose not to replace those files, meaning i kept my original files. The installation ran smooth. But when I check whether it has upgraded to Enterprise, it still shows that Standard is installed. Should I have replaced the files? Pls assist... Regards, -- Mo T. Network Admin. South Africa Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135637
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    - How do I load USENET groups into a Public Folder? I have successfully created a peer feed from our ISP and have a list of groups in the newsgroups list. No content seems to be downloading for these newsgroups and I don't see how I can give access to them. Could someone give me a hint? Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135634
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    - Re: win NT 4.0 sp6 + exch 5.5 - reinstall the server "Kizetoni" <kizetoni@mail.ru> skrev i en meddelelse news:... > OK, but that one I couldn't ever dream of... ! :o) > > > "Ray" <replyhere@newsgroup.only> skrev i en meddelelse > news:Ojr1gYVvFHA.2072@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl... > > And never, never put a DC in a DMZ! > > > > Ray > > > > "Chris Priede" <priede@panix.com> wrote in message > > news:espKdXUvFHA.1168@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... > > > Hi, > > > > > > Kizetoni wrote: > > > > But - if it is only a member server, how do I transfer the NT user > > > > accounts in the first place? > > > > > > Sounds like you want to do two different things: replace Exchange and > > > replace your existing PDC. > > > > > > It is recommended to _not_ run Exchange on a domain controller, but if > you > > > presently only have one server doing everything, then following this > > > recommendation would mean having to replace it with two machines -- one > to > > > become the new domain controller (and possibly file server, as I'd much > > > rather put that on a DC than the Exchange machine), another to become a > > > member server and host Exchange. > > > > > > It is not forbidden to run Exchange on a DC, only not recommended > (mostly > > > due to complex disaster recovery and performance issues). There are > many > > > smaller "Swiss Army server" sites out there -- if you can't afford > > separate > > > hardware, it will suffice. > > > > > > Whether you move the roles to one machine or separate them between two, > > you > > > should start by setting up a BDC, which you will later promote to PDC. > > You > > > should set up the new Exchange in the same site, move mailboxes and > public > > > folders, then check the additional items mentioned here and remove the > old > > > server: > > > > > > http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;152959 > > > > > > By the way, since you mentioned McAfee -- it is also recommended to > _not_ > > > install general purpose antivirus software on the Exchange server. > > > > > > > > > -- > > > Chris Priede (priede@panix.com) > > > > > > > > > > > > Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135633
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    - Upgarding NT4 domain to 2003 AD, Exchange 5.5 to 2003 Hi guys, need some advice on how to do this I have the following 1) Server1: NT 4.0 PDC 2) Server2: NT 4.0 member server with exchange 5.5 I intend to do this: 1) Bring in a new server, server3. 2) Install NT 4 on server3 and promote to PDC, server1 will be demoted to BDC 3) Upgrade server 4 to Server 2003 4) Promote server 4 to Domain controller 5) Bring server 1 off-line Question is how do I upgrade the exchange 5.5 to 2003? Understand that exchange 5.5 cannot run on 2003 right? Thank you. Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135632
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    - Newbie with half-loading Outlook Web access Could someone point me in the right direction here: I have installed Exc2003 and am able to send/receive email just fine. Trying to access OWA using http://servername/exchange brings up a half-loaded OWA screen. No style-sheet, no images and (presumably) the ActiveX controls don't load. I am guessing this is something to do with security, but have checked the places I can think of and everything seems OK. Thanks for your help. Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135631
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    - exchange migration. Recently my company had to migrate a large number of exchange accounts. After trying relentlessly we were making no progress. We decided to use a third-party product called <a href="http://www.priasoft.com>priasoft</a>. It worked Great. We didn't lose any files in the process either. I was very satisfied in the end with choosing <a href="http://www.priasoft.com>priasoft</a> . If you want to check them out i think the site was <a href="http://www.priasoft.com>http://www.priasoft.com</a> Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135625
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    - New Exchange Server 5.5 not in site I installed another Exchange server 5.5 in my network, but this one has different name but same subnet, but is not in production. The intention with the server is to keep it for restore data from de backups instead directly to this machine. After install it I'm using the same login Id password that I have for the Exchange in production to this one. In other words the User ID (abc) with the same password are the same for both servers, and the problem that I have right now is the all Exchange services are unable to start. Any help will be greatly appreciate it. Robby Tag: receipient policy Tag: 135624
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i have configured a few domains in my exchange receipient policy like
info@domain1.com and info@domain2.com

im receiving both emails in my outlook. info@domain1.com is the primary. now
i want to send email like info@domain2.com. how can i manage this.

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Re: receipient policy by Bharat

Bharat
Thu Sep 22 09:52:25 CDT 2005

- If you want to send as domain2.com *only*, you can change the default SMTP
addresses in Recipient Policy.

If you want to alternate between the two:
- create a separate mailbox for domain2 (for each user who needs one)
- create a Recipient Policy to generate domain2.com addresses for new
mailboxes
- assign permissions to the corresponding domain1 user ("Send As", "Receive
As" and "Full Mailbox Access")
- redirect mail for the domain2 account to the corresponding domain1 user
- have the domain1 user use "Send As" in Outlook to send from domain2.
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Bharat Suneja
MCSE, MCT
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"karabela" <karabela33@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>i have configured a few domains in my exchange receipient policy like
>info@domain1.com and info@domain2.com
>
> im receiving both emails in my outlook. info@domain1.com is the primary.
> now i want to send email like info@domain2.com. how can i manage this.
>

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