Organizational Forms Library Problem
Is this a single Exchange server site? Is the Exchange server part of and organization with other Exchange servers with which it replicates?

View Answer   |  February 11, 2005  8:56 AM
DataManagement, Exchange, Exchange 2000, Installation, Migration, Tech support

Outlook sends err msg about not enough space to store client-only rules when you try to enter more than ~20 rules
A few questions. 1. Are you using Exchange server and if so, what version? 2. What version of Outlook is this that is presenting the error?

View Answer   |  February 9, 2005  11:01 AM
Exchange 2000

Upgrading Exchange 2000 Standard to Exchange 2003 Enterprise.-2
Join your new Exchange Server to the existing organization. Use the Exchange System Manager on the 2003 server to move the mailboxes since it’s multi-threaded, and will move 4 mailboxes at a time. You can also queue up all the mailboxes and just let it run. Then move your system mailboxes, fix your connectors to [...]

View Answer   |  February 9, 2005  10:58 AM
DataManagement, Exchange, Exchange 2000, Exchange 2003, Installation, Migration, Tech support

Exchange 5.5 And 2003 and Public Folder
Hi, Sounds like your experiencing a compatibility issue between the 5.5 server and your 2003 version. In native mode Windows Server 2003 w/ Exchange 2003 will require full AD compatibility with other servers on the network to function fully i.e. replication tasks etc. In addition, there are many different technologies and changes to existing technologies [...]

View Answer   |  February 9, 2005  10:37 AM
DataManagement, Exchange, Exchange 2003, Installation, Migration, Tech support

Upgrading Exchange 2000 Standard to Exchange 2003 Enterprise.
Bugwit, Are you staying with the same Exchange Organization or are you migrating to a new one? Also of interest would be do you have budget for third party tools? If so there are several tools that have been used by several firms with good results. If you are building Exchange 2003 in the same [...]

View Answer   |  February 9, 2005  9:47 AM
DataManagement, Exchange, Exchange 2000, Exchange 2003, Installation, Migration, Tech support

recovering a deleted exchange mailbox
Exchange doesn’t normally delete the mailbox straight away. Have you checked in System Manager in the mailbox store to see if it’s still there; disconnected with a red cross next to it? If you got lucky you need to create a new user without a mailbox then you can attach this deleted mailbox back to [...]

View Answer   |  February 9, 2005  4:09 AM
Application software, E-mail applications, Exchange, Exchange 2000, Outlook, Servers, Tech support

sync problem with outlook web access
By default exchange does a decent job in configuring ActiveSync on it’s own. so as long as you don’t change any setting, things should work out fine Make sure, check the Exchange Features tab in Active Directory Users & Computers for each user account that needs this feature. It should show Enabled for the User [...]

View Answer   |  February 8, 2005  4:00 AM
Corporate portal applications, DataCenter, Exchange, Help Desk, Network management software, Networking, Security, Security management, Security products, Tech support, Third-party services

Reverse DNS
What filter do you have in place? I’m lazy when it comes to it. I prefer to employ a third party to do it for me. Mail is passed down to me from an SMTP host that has EMF (www.emailsystems.com) installed on it. They also do a managed service. This seems to be very effective [...]

View Answer   |  February 3, 2005  12:21 PM
Administration, Exchange 2003, Spam

Programmable IVR
Nokia have a good one

View Answer   |  February 3, 2005  11:13 AM
Development, Exchange

Email Spoofing?
In short YES. I have seen this before where the TO: field is populated with another name yet other accounts (users) will also get this email. Depending on the header information, the information is limited. Either they’re using some sort of mass mailer that actually hides all the BCC: or CC: recipients or they’re mailing [...]

View Answer   |  February 2, 2005  4:18 PM
Exchange, Spam

Configuring SMTP Connector with delivery restriction
What happens if you deny all and leave the allow box empty? No mail should pass through the connector at all to the outside world. Internal mail is not affected by these settings. You will need to restart the smtp service after changes. If you succeed in blocking all OGM try just adding a user [...]

View Answer   |  February 1, 2005  11:02 AM
E-mail applications, Exchange, Exchange 2000, Installation, Outlook, Tech support

Exchange 5.5: OWA Site
If some users can access their OWA, but others have issues you may need to re-register some DLLs on the remote PC/laptops (We’ve struck this before several times). This can be an issue if the remote PCs are using a “Customised” version of IE6.x 1. Log into the laptop as a local administrator 2. open [...]

View Answer   |  February 1, 2005  4:38 AM
Exchange, Outlook, Tech support

Public Folders and RSS
Hadn’t really heard of RSS which got me looking. Interesting stuff. Anyway, while looking, found this link. Hope it helps. http://www.hexamail.com/rss2exchange/

View Answer   |  January 31, 2005  5:00 PM
Exchange 2003

Exchange User Logon Information
Even if that person has been granted view access to either the other’s calendar or specific folders (from the client which you can not see from the server) it would show up as a log on event. The display in System Manager is not refreshed and updated that frequently and I would not use that [...]

View Answer   |  January 31, 2005  10:37 AM
Exchange

Exchange 2000 server: 1-2 clients receiving Outlook error “0x800CCC0F”
Have you researched this at all on Tech Net? At the risk of duplicating information you already have, the drror code “0x800CCC0F” resolves to a dropped connection of some sort. The MS KB article here (KB 813514): http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;813514 Are you running IIS? If so, this articlew may shed some light on what is happening (although [...]

View Answer   |  January 31, 2005  8:34 AM
Administration, Client management, Database issues, Exchange, Exchange 2000, Maintenance, Networking, Outlook, Tech support

Notes 6.5.1 is not Forwarding Attachments
The times we had this problem, we found that our users were over their quota and Notes would not add the attachments onto outgoing memos. We would see a littl graphic that looked like an attachment but was not the attachment itself. Did you set up quota limits? Beyond that, I can’t even imagine this [...]

View Answer   |  January 26, 2005  7:34 PM
Address book, Lotus Domino

saving an email attachment to database
Are you using MS Exchange Server.. What Version?

View Answer   |  January 23, 2005  8:14 AM
Exchange

No option to accept or decline rescheduled, repeating meetings
I haverecenly run into thesame problem with a user who hadautomatic processing turned on. If there was already a meeting scheduled for the time period, the new invitation was rejected and the message had no options for processing. We changed the settings so that there was no autoprocessing of invitations.

View Answer   |  January 22, 2005  2:07 PM
Calendar, Lotus Domino

Mail Server Notes..
Currently I am using Kerio Mail Server. Seems to work well with Linux. The only issue that I have had with the mail server is the upload of files that are big. Other than that, the Kerio Mail Server is a cost effective solution. Kerio has available a demo version you may try on their [...]

View Answer   |  January 19, 2005  8:42 AM
Exchange

Storing Outlook Customs Forms values in Database
Yes, with VBA. Details about internal Outlook structures may be found at http://www.outlookcode.com/

View Answer   |  January 13, 2005  7:02 AM
Development, E-mail applications, Exchange, VBA, VBScript