Hello Ali Ashraf, there ‘s <a href=”http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/sg247777.html”>an IBM document </a>that describes the process from Exchange 2003 to Domino but I could’nt find anything about older versions; you could have a look at this and try it on a lab environment. This <a href=”http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/Redbooks.nsf/RedbookAbstracts/sg246230.html?Open”>abstract </a>may also be of assistance. If you can aford a third party [...]
Two things come to my mind; 1. Audience targeting. this solution is great if your lists are small. Otherwise it is quite tedious to set it to all of items. 2.<a href=”http://www.sharepointboost.com/columnpermission.html”>SharePoint Column ViewPermission</a>, which, of course, requires any further manipulation.
Quick question would be why are you setting up a new domain? The easiest would be to just add this new Exchange 2007 to your existing Exchange organization and then migrate everyone’s mailbox over. If you plan on doing the new domain route, then you can create an inter-forest trust between them. Migrate mailboxes which [...]
Are you getting an error? If so what is the error?
Unfortunately other than manually moving them, no. This is not a “problem” of Outlook, it is a “feature”! ————————————- You could achieve that by disabling the “Save copies of messages in the Sent Items folder” option. Create the rule to move a copy of the messages, then go to “tools”->”options”-”preferences”->”e-mail options” and uncheck the “Save [...]
I come from a Lotus Notes environment, but if you are using a mail filter, you may start there. On our device we block emails that are auto-forwarded. If a user has a mail rule to auto-forward to an external address, the mail filter drops the email, unless they are in an allow list. Are [...]
As far as using Outlook to export you can export each subfolder you want individually, but Outlook does not allow you to select multiple subfolders for one export. You have to export them one at a time. If you select one and then choose the “filter” button on the “Advanced” tab you can select a [...]
Have you also tried an uninstall/re-install of office?
Press the No calls button on the phone ?? !
You could move all flagged mail into another folder named “flagged” or whatever you wish. Then do not turn on archiving for that folder.
Here is an article explaining <a href=”http://ittechtalk.net/microsoft/microsoft-office/new-outlook-pst-file/”>how to use GPO’s </a>to accompish this restriction. The GPO information is in the bottom portion of the article.
Add the field “modified date” in the folders that are not archiving and see what that date is. One maddening thing I found out working with a case like yours is archiving actually takes place based on last modified date, not receive or sent date. This is a “feature” with outlook, not a “problem”. One [...]
The only way to do this and have her be able to use both of them is this. Create the accounts on the Exchange server. Then on her PC have her close outlook and open her mail icon in the control panel and choose “show profiles”. She then needs to select “prompt for profile to [...]
Try it again and put a number for the allowed corrupted messages. When we did our migration I believe we allowed 50 corrupted messages before the mailbox would fail to move and I had no failures.
Download the free program Cutepdf. This works as a printer. When you print anything, select Cutepdf as the printer and it creates a pdf, saved at the location of your choice. You could also try the following: You need to create a spool, which can be viewed in SP01. Record the spool number, then go [...]
Have you considered installing a <a href=”http://www.msexchange.org/tutorials/OWA_Exchange_Server_2003.html”>front end server</a>? The front end server would allow access to both back end mail servers regardless of which one the users are on. It would also handle the RPC over HTTP(S). I highly recommend making it HTTPS not HTTP.
You can use the Microsoft Packaging and Deployment Wizard to create simple setup packages.
It sounds like you are doing the right thing. Once you create the new DNS record, make sure to do an IPCONFIG /FLUSHDNS to flush your DNS records.
If this is for legal reasons to monitor what mail is being sent to the first user and you have permission from upper management and HR, then you can go into ADUC, open the account, go to the exchange general tab, click the delivery options and enter a name in the “forward to” field. Also [...]
If the mailboxes aren’t on the same domain and or server you can create a PST file of the sent items folder and burn it to a CD and mail it. The receiver would then copy the PST from the CD to their mailbox.





