exchange 2007 and exchange 2003 in same cluster
Not same cluster. Can use same SAN but not same VOLUME.

View Answer   |  January 4, 2010  8:36 PM
Exchange 2003, Exchange 2007, Exchange Cluster

Rules and Alerts
How many rules do you have? There is a limit and if you have reached it you will need to delete some before you can add new ones.

View Answer   |  January 4, 2010  6:51 PM
Outlook, Outlook 2007 rules, Outlook rules and alerts

Outlook Invite to subcalendar
This is outlook “working as designed”. The primary calendar only is used for meeting invites. Your secondary calendar cannot be used for this purpose. It is for your use only, not meeting invitations. This is not a “problem”, this is a “feature” of Outlook.

View Answer   |  January 4, 2010  6:49 PM
Outlook, Outlook calendar, Outlook invitations, Outlook Subcalendars

Exchange Restore
If the old mail server is still active you can restore the database in which his mailbox was located to the recovery storage group on that server and then exmerge out his mailbox to a pst.

View Answer   |  January 4, 2010  6:34 PM
Email replication, Exchange 2003 administration, Exchange 2003 restore, restoring emails

Saving EXch2007 Mailbox for Terminated Staff
I would suggest you use the power shell and do an export-mailbox to a .pst file Once you have the mailbox exported to a .pst you can remove the mailbox from your server. From the power shell do the following to get syntax for the export-mailbox command get-help export-mailbox

View Answer   |  January 4, 2010  5:30 PM
Email archiving, Exchange 2007

Outlook 2007 error “554 Transaction Failed”
There’s a good chance that <a href=”http://itknowledgeexchange.techtarget.com/itanswers/554-transaction-failed/”>e-mail domain has you blacklisted</a>, as that previous answer indicates. Is it just one e-mail address? A domain? KarlG offers some tips but usually it means going direct to the mail provider. Good luck! Michael

View Answer   |  January 4, 2010  3:12 PM
554 transaction failure, Exchange 2007, Outlook 2007

Automatic BCC in Exchange
You can create rules in Outlook web access. I think it is only possible to set up a rule like this on the server side by using script.

View Answer   |  January 4, 2010  3:08 PM
Automatic BCC, Exchange policy management, Gmail, Microsoft Exchange Rules

owa is not working externally show Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage
It sounds like your public and/or private DNS is not configured properly to resolve the IP address to the name. Create an A or CNAME record as needed to resolve the name to the IP address configured for OWA purposes. In the IT trenches? So am I – read my <a href=”http://itknowledgeexchange.techtarget.com/it-trenches”>IT-Trenches blog</a>

View Answer   |  January 4, 2010  2:13 PM
Outlook, Outlook Web Access, OWA

Choosing an Outlook 2003 signature
I am using Office 2008 on a Mac. The Signature option is under Tools. One can set up a number of signatures with one marked as default. To change just go to Signature field & select the preferred one. If I remember correctly, the same option is available in Office 2003. Look under Tools.

View Answer   |  January 1, 2010  7:44 PM
Outlook 2003, Signatures

Microsoft Exchange 2008 secondary domains
If you have already configured your server to accept emails for the bbb.com domain, then create users/mailboxes for the bbb.com addresses, and then you can right click on the bbb.com users and go to security, add in the users/groups you want to give permissions to and give them view/open mailbox permission and send as permission

View Answer   |  December 29, 2009  6:53 PM
Domain management, Exchange 2003, Exchange Domain Server

Out look Mail Problem
This usually happens because you are using a pop email account and have not set it to delete messages off the pop server once you have received them in Outlook. If you have a webmail address for this email account log into it and if there is only single copies of emails on there, this [...]

View Answer   |  December 29, 2009  6:43 PM
Outlook, Outlook send/receive

active directory
If you right click the user in Active Directory, and choose the Exchange Advanced tab, you should be able to tick “Hide from Exchange Address Lists”

View Answer   |  December 29, 2009  10:31 AM
Active Directory, Active Directory User Profiles, GAL, Global Address List

AS400 intreface with other platforms
The best option for you is to Uninstall and install and Configure the platform your interfacing AS400 to. that has worked for me in the past. It will depend on what model AS400 server your attempting to access. =================================================== The discussions below should be taken as the answer. The answer text above has essentially nothing [...]

View Answer   |  December 29, 2009  4:13 AM
Application development, AS/400, Backup & recovery, CLP, DataCenter, DB2 Universal Database, Email, Printing, Security, Web development

Can I run 2 email applications on my computer
The reason for this is that by default Outlook Express will download the mail from the mail server and delete it from the mail server. When this happens the web mail can no longer see the email because it doesn’t exist on the server. You’ll need to edit the settings for Outlook Express and tell [...]

View Answer   |  December 25, 2009  9:01 PM
E-mail applications, Outlook Express

Email Not Working
a few things to check 1) Does your named server provider forward the map-cc.com addresses to your IP address? 2) In exchange – Organization Configuration – Hub Transport – Accepted Domains : is map-cc.com domain listed? 3) In the account mailbox setting – Mail Flow – Delivery restrictions – anything set in there?

View Answer   |  December 22, 2009  10:43 PM
Active Directory, Exchange 2003, Exchange errors

Help To Build New Infrastructure
1. Use the same domain it is easier and requires less domain controllers. 2. You can use any VPN connection that can handle dynamic dial (such as Routing and Remote access which comes with Windows Server). 3. Yes you can use the same VPN tunnel between the sites for that. Our you can configure RPC [...]

View Answer   |  December 22, 2009  9:41 PM
Active Directory, Exchange, ISA, VPN

Email Security SaaS
Customer service! It’s the big thing that no one talks/thinks about but learn the hard way when the unexpected occurs <a href=”http://securityonwheels.blogspot.com/2009/10/email-business-continuity-this-is.html”>like I did with my customer no-service experience</a>.

View Answer   |  December 22, 2009  2:58 PM
Email security, Midmarket security, outsourcing security

Email and Web Security Merger
I know of a lot of businesses that do this. It’s certainly beneficial from a convenience perspective but it creates a single point of failure you might not be ready to take on. Furthermore just because a vendor has a good email security solution doesn’t mean it’s good with Web security and vice-versa. Proceed with [...]

View Answer   |  December 22, 2009  2:58 PM
Email security management, Midmarket security, Web security gateway

upgrading from exchange server 2003 to exchange server 2010
There is plenty of documentation on the Microsoft web site with instructions on how to do this. My suggestion is to go out there and read it so that not only can you install it, but you know how to administrate it. http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb124558.aspx

View Answer   |  December 21, 2009  2:58 PM
Exchange 2003, Exchange 2010, Exchange upgrades

Outlook 2003 problem
Move the mail from one to the other, then right-click on the empty folder and select “Close folder”.

View Answer   |  December 21, 2009  2:49 PM
Microsoft Office, Office 2003, Outlook, Outlook 2003, Outlook Installation, Outlook Personal Folders, Windows XP