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BCC: mails being blocked

Posted: 10 May 2004 01:35 AM PDT

yes

"Stuart Mueller" <address> wrote in message news:phx.gbl...
 

Multi-domain Exchange setup

Posted: 09 May 2004 09:29 AM PDT

Look into the Planning Guide Chapter 2 "Dedicated Exchange Forest"
(http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=9FC3260F-787C-4567
-BB71-908B8F2B980D&displaylang=en). This covers the basic as to how this
will be set up.

Basically what you need to do is have the 2 way trust in place between the
forests.
Create a disabled account in the Exchange Forest. Don't give it a mailbox at
Account creation, if you do create a mailbox it is harder to configure.
Go back to the disabled account and create a mailbox box for it, in the UI
it will ask you which external account you want to associate it with,
navigate to the other forest and select the appropriate account. This
should setup the disabled account mailbox to have permissions for the
account in the other forest.

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Exchange Server 2003 upgrade question...

Posted: 07 May 2004 10:31 AM PDT

Thanks!

Exchange 2003, Pop3 Virtual Server

Posted: 07 May 2004 08:41 AM PDT

Bill...

You're missing your "ServerBindings" entry, (you've got the Secure one, but
not the Server one), it should look like this
ServerBindings : [IS] (MULTISZ) ":110:"
SecureBindings : [IS] (MULTISZ) ":995:"

The ServerBindings prop tell the VS which port number to attach to on
startup. Try using the Exchange Admin to edit this property (change it to
listen on 111, hit Apply), and then change it back, that should re-populate
this setting.



Could someone perhaps have removed this property as a means of 'securing'
the POP3 surface?

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Microsoft Exchange Client Protocol Test

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Exchange and Windows 2003- on Same server?

Posted: 05 May 2004 11:46 PM PDT

 
needed. 
impossible to 
consumate ease. 
target SBS 
find that 
going on, 
i/o for 100 
of a 
to be much 
it, that 
print device 


Thanks, Mark, for your reply, which has pretty much
answered my question.

Re: printing- we do quite a bit of colour printing,
however, dedicated print servers (HP Jetdirect, fo
instance) should handle this load. I also have a Win2k
server that does not do much at the moment so could act as
a print server, too.

My options are: buy two servers for exchange and
file/print, which allows for some redundancy, OR save the
money for a SQL server.

Again, thanks for your reply.

Magnus

Exchange 2003 Stoped creating smtp addresses

Posted: 05 May 2004 09:00 AM PDT

Troy Ryan wrote in microsoft.public.exchange.misc:
 

Troy,

Please take a look a MS Support KB article 837444 and see if it applies
to your situation. The symptoms you describe are very close to what
happens if you are affected by the problem described in the KB. Pay
close attention to the description of the event log messages.

Sorry, but I'm going from memory and can't be much more help.

Good luck,
-PhilA