I need help!! I'm having this issue, one of the exchange user had been taken out from exchange mail & converted it to pop3 account (connect directly to 3rd party hosting), unfortunely this user started to having problem to getting their internal email (email for her staff). What is the solution to fix it. Thanks for helping me up, I'll very much appreciate it if you can help me

I'm trying to create custom GALs so that users can easily email everyone that is in a certain department etc. Creating the groups is simple enough in Exchange manager, but the lists that I've created so far aren't populated. Any insight is appreciated.

If there isn't space for another copy of a database on a server, can an integrity check be done on another machine? IOW, since it works offline, is eseutil a stand-alone utility independent of the exchange installation? -- Reply in group, but if emailing add one more zero, and remove the last word.

Hi Wanne, I think you should check out http://www.opswat.com/ there are 2 or 3 products that may be a match. I think that OESIS Framework at http://www.opswat.com/products/oesis-framework provides a single interface to many antivirus packages. Another option is, I think, Metascan at http://www.opswat.com/products/metascan which is more for ISV. I also found that many antivirus engines

Running OL2k3 SP3 on Win XP Pro SP3, with EX2k7 on Win SBS 2k8. User cannot see any new messages. Starting OL gives error "Cannot start the reminder service. ....The file c:\d&suser\.....\outlook.ost is in use and could not be accessed...." Also get error 0x80040600 when trying to connect to EX server. No new messages display in OL. User had BSOD several days before this started, disk

I've done this for years with Exchange 2003, copy over the right dll files to a backup server and you can access the Exchange message store for backing up via NTBackup. I'm now working with an Exchange 2007 server which happily works with NTBackup on the server, but when I try to go from a Server 2003 server, and select the Remote Store, I get the error "The specified computer is not a

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0006_01CC5C1A.D815E380 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Hi I have exchange server 2003 running on SBS2003 and have a problem when = sending mail in a certain configuration. Our domain hosting is provided by a hosting company and this allows = unlimited

I have upgraded recently to Exchange2010. Certain users are getting NDR back when trying to email certain domains, ex: .gov. .net. Sometimes my domain might get put on spam list. It doesn't happen to everyone. Why is this? The domain is not listed on a blacklist, but we keep getting these individual instances of failure. following domains: illionios.gov yahoo.com amwater.com

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Jarryd wrote on 03/07/2008 05:19 ET : > Hi, > > I have a corrupt BKF file that contains an important backup of my Exchange > Server 2003 server. It was made using NTBackup and no errors were logged > when the backup file was created. > > I have bought Nucleus BKF recovery software but the software can only access > the system state files. It can see the Exchange backup items but it

Migration from Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2010 SP1. On Exchange 2003, 5000+ of my 12000+ Public folders are Mail Enabled. They appear in AD with e-mail addresses, they CAN (tested) receive mail...even from Exchange 2010 mailboxes. On Exchange 2010 (EMC and shell) about 4000 of the 5000 appear as MailEnabled=$false . I am guessing, but I THINK that it was caused because they had invalid

We have created a custom permission but have not interest in utilzing the IRM. We have tested this and it works fine with the Group Policy. To make this a little 'cleaner'... we would like to disable the 'Do Not Forward' and 'Manage Credentials'. Along with those, would like to disable the actual 'Permission' button and only allow the 'drop down' that is besides the Permission button. For

Hi guys, I've Exchange 2007 sp2 in my LAN and I have a public calendar that I would like to share to our customers through web site, someone can says me how I can do it? I don't want to publish with office on line and WebDav because customers must have Outlook for open it My aim is send link for connect with http and open (through authentication) calendar same as OWA. Thanks for any

Rich - I have a question about the "normal circumstances". We had three DC's running Windows 2003, and we added two DC's running 2008 to the domain that has Exchange 2007 in it. We're ready to demote those three Windows 2003 DC's. Would this be a case where I'd want to specify StaticExcludeDomainControllers and specify my three old DC's there? Would I be better off specifying the

We are running Exchange 2007 and recently did some updates to Exchange. Since then we are no longer able to sync mail to non-smart phones. We are using Motorola flip phones (Sprint service). Our smart phones will sync and we believe it has to do with the fact that on the smart phone you can select to use SSL but on the flip phone you cannot. The only account we can get to sync is the

Ernie Sty wrote on 01/31/2006 16:43 ET : > I am troubleshooting a question posed by a user and realized there are a > number of things I do not understand about Outlook and OST files. > > I hope some knowledgeable person can help me with the following questions: > > 1. Is synchronizing an OST with an Exchange mailbox a one-way process which > mirrors the Exchange mailbox to the OST? > > 1a.

We migrated five users to a new Domain. We created the users new and imported the PST-File. The environment is a Windows 2008 R2 Terminalserver with Outlook 2010 an an Exchange 2007 Server. One user now receives the folling error when he sends eMails to a specified user: //IMCEASMPT-mailadress+40domain_of_the_recipient +2Etld@local_domain.tld #550 5.4.4 ROUTING.NoNextHop; unable to

Windows SBS 2008 We have run some scripts in the Exchange 2007 Shell to give impersonation rights to a service account on several mailboxes All of this works as expected except for two users who are both domain admins. In their case only, every 4 hours or so the impersonation setting is revoked. It can be re-set via a script and works again until either the next time(!) or we apply

I have looked and looked on google but I cannot find a solution to what I'm trying to do. I'm trying to get Single Sign-On working with Exchange 2010 OWA from our LAN. We are currently running a co-existance environment with Exchange 2003. All that's left to do is really just remove the exchange 2003 server from the environment. All the mailboxes have been moved to 2010. The way

I am having problems in Exchange Server 2007 with resource calendars. Generally things work very well indeed, but in one situation I am having problems booking a meeting with a resource mailbox. I have two distinct sets of resource mailbox: 1) Trainers resource mailbox which we use to co-ordinate training bookings for a training team of 3 trainers. 2) Car resource mailbox which show

How can I determine if an email was sent to an alias rather than directly to my 'default' email address? Im using MS Exchange Server 2010. kind regards, Obrigado Rui Pereira

I've been over this in every conceivable way and can't figure out what is wrong. I have two all-in-one (client access, mailbox, hub transport) exchange servers (psmail and momail) at two different sites. If i try: rpcping -t ncacn_http -o RpcProxy=mail.evpod.com -P "astasiak,evpod,*" -H 1 -F 3 -a connect -u 9 -v 3 -s psmail -I "astasiak,evpod,*" -e 6001 rpcping -t ncacn_http -o

I've replaced an aging Exchange server, but have encountered a small problem. I've moved all mailboxes, changed new one to master where it needed, basically going by the outline set forth at http://exchange.sembee.info/2003/migration/swing-migration.asp & mail is going in & out with no problems. One thing to point out is that most of the clients are set up as POP3, the reason being

I am moving an exchange 2003 from a machine running Win2k to a new one running Win2k3 & have been using the steps outlined here; http://exchange.sembee.info/2003/migration/swing-migration.asp I initially would have wanted to keep the same name, as I've done using the swing migration method in the past, but this article says you don't have to keep same namee & all can go fine. I am at the

We are beginning to issue iPhone 4 devices to users and using ActiveSync for their company email on the phones. We want to lock things down so that they can only use this one device. I have been using the "set-casmailbox <user> -activesyncalloweddeviceids" cmdlet to do this, but have recently discovered that this DOES NOT WORK; i've even found 2 postings that confirm others have discovered