MS Outlook Client/Exchange Server – sending message repeatedly
I’m assuming he didn’t send the message correct? If this is the case, I have seen this several times. Including my own e-mail address. Some spammers have been sending e-mail messages from themselves but using the target’s e-mail address as the reply-to or as the senders address. I’m not sure other than using the reply-to [...]

View Answer   |  December 21, 2004  1:27 PM
Exchange, Tech support

OWA
Did you make sure that the firewall is allowing 443 traffic through? Once the SSL is installed the system will use port 443 as opposed to 80.

View Answer   |  December 17, 2004  1:08 PM
Exchange 2000, Outlook, Tech support

Anti-Spam solution
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View Answer   |  December 17, 2004  10:40 AM
Spam

Stored Procedure Error
I am not able to run this but purely looking at the syntax it may be as simple as requiring a ‘;’ after your final FETCH statement.

View Answer   |  December 17, 2004  6:11 AM
Application software, Availability, DB2 Everyplace, Development, IBM, Instant Messaging, Java, Migration, Modeling, Normalization, Performance/Tuning, Servers, WebSphere Studio

Why Java Platform Independent?
Because you don’t need to apply any changes to code when you port it (move over) from say, Windows XP to Linux machine. For example, we develope code on our WinXP based workstations, test and debug it under WS Ap.Developer, then load it (source code) into PVCS, compile under Linux and deploy on the HOST [...]

View Answer   |  December 17, 2004  5:22 AM
E-mail applications, Exchange, IBM WebSphere, J2EE, Java, JavaScript, JSP, Tech support, Web services, WebSphere Commerce

Outlook 2003 error-dnswp32.dll
I’ve seen similiar issues, all related to either Spyware ot Hotbot tool bar crap. Or a Anti-Spybot that rips out spyware rather rudely and leaves beind trails. Scan with Spy toll also go to online scanning and double check against two or three brands.

View Answer   |  December 17, 2004  2:58 AM
Outlook

Exchange 2000 restore. Using Veritas 9.1
Hi, Since you have both servers up and running, why not just move the mailboxes from one server to the other using Active Directory Users and Computers? When the user logs on to outlook for the first time, the server name will automatically be updated in their outlook profile. Restore the public folders to the [...]

View Answer   |  December 15, 2004  1:49 PM
Outlook, Veritas

Outlook 2003 Attachment Security
The RK can be installed on any system and can control the settings on Outlook. However, this might not solve your problem. We performed something similar, but used a logon script to change registry keys to allow certain file extensions in. http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/esecup/getexe.htm Good Luck Andrew

View Answer   |  December 15, 2004  7:49 AM
E-mail applications, Exchange, Outlook, Tech support

Deleting mail from mailboxes in Exchange 2003
If you want to purge mail from a mailbox without deleting the mailbox permanantly, first disable the user account of the mailbox you want to purge through AD Users and Computers, next, open Exchange Systems Manager -> Adminstrative Groups -> select the group (i.e. domain) -> expand servers -> select the server which has your [...]

View Answer   |  December 14, 2004  4:00 PM
Exchange

Switching off Instant Messaging Log On window.
This is turned on by default on dring the client install. The only way to turn it off is at each client at this point in time. I too hope that they will add it to the policies so that it can be globally set. There is an option when the dialog appears to not [...]

View Answer   |  December 14, 2004  12:53 PM
Instant Messaging, Lotus Domino

Microsoft Exchange Server / Microsoft Windows 2003 Server
I am not sure about that, but I beleive you only neeed the exhange licenses since they are not accessing shares on the server. My question would be how many users? how many server. At some point it is better to go by seat then client.

View Answer   |  December 14, 2004  10:35 AM
DataCenter, E-mail applications, Exchange, Microsoft Windows, Tech support

plain text email in exchange
Good Morning, You did not specify what version of Exchange your running, so since my 5.5 memory is a bit foggy this morning, I’ll tell you where to look using Exchange 2003…… Open Exchange System Manager, Expand Global Settings -> Internet Message Format -> Check the MIME radio button and then check “Provide Message as [...]

View Answer   |  December 14, 2004  7:55 AM
Outlook

How can I resolve a GUID name to its CN Object Name?
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;325649 This will show you how to do it in reverse. You give the name and it will give you the guid. If you do this for all your sites then you should be able to match it up with your unknown guids.

View Answer   |  December 14, 2004  7:46 AM
Active Directory, Bind, Distributed File System, DNS, Exchange 2003, LDAP, Lotus Domino, Microsoft Windows, Monitoring, NFS, Windows, Windows 2000 Server, Windows Server 2003, Windows tools/WSRM

Exchange 5.5
John, are you going to keep it on exchange 5.5 or migrate it over to exchange 2000/2003

View Answer   |  December 14, 2004  7:30 AM
Exchange, Exchange 5.5, Installation, Migration, Outlook, Tech support

Outbound Queue cannot be clear
First off, running Exchange on your PDC is a big No-No! It is highly advisable that you get a dedicated server for Exchange.You will save yourself a lot of aggravations in the long run! As for the IMS queue issue, how long has this problem existed? Is this a new install or one that has [...]

View Answer   |  December 13, 2004  11:27 AM
E-mail applications

Exchange 2003 DR
You probably should look at NSI’s “Double-Take”. They have an excellent product for disaster recovery and it is hardware inspecific. You get real-time data protection to reduce data loss and downtime, and enhances the performance of your existing backup apps. Double-Take monitors file changes as they occur on one (or many) of your source servers, [...]

View Answer   |  December 13, 2004  11:16 AM
Exchange, Exchange 2003, Outlook

exchange 2003
This is one i have seen before we used Ideal Administration 5.41. Free to try it out… Taka a look and try Ideal Administration 5.41 See the link below… http://downloads-zdnet.com.com/Ideal-Administration/3000-7240_2-10338191.html?tag=lst-0-1

View Answer   |  December 10, 2004  9:53 AM
Exchange, Servers, Tech support

Exchange 2003 Front-End server not work properly.
Does the front-end server have a firewall between the front-end and back-end?

View Answer   |  December 10, 2004  9:09 AM
Exchange

POP3 service not working
I am going to assume that your Exchange environment consists of a single Exchange server and is also your AD box. Don’t check for strictly logon issues as there could be something wrong with AD and/or your ISA. Personally, I stay away from ISA unless as a last resort. Get a real firewall in there. [...]

View Answer   |  December 10, 2004  9:07 AM
Exchange 2003, Tech support

Upgrading users from previous Outlook versions to Outlook 2003 and have found a ‘BUG’ that occurs when old Contacts that contain Distribution lists are imported, the distribution lists lose there contents unless each one is opened, Save and Close is
save your OST, PST & address book files to a temp directory before you upgrade then exchange them with the same files the newer version creates.

View Answer   |  December 10, 2004  8:34 AM
Outlook