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Posted: 27 Jul 2004 11:02 AM PDT

Well, I'll be honest. I've set up lots of Exchange servers and have yet to
enter a DNS server in the Advanced Delivery window. Without an entry there,
Exchange will use the DNS that is already configured server-wide, which has
always worked fine for me. I don't know if zoneedit dot com is correct or
not. It's not necessarily the servers that provide DNS resolution for your
network. It's the servers that are defined as the Start of Authority if you
were to do an NSLOOKUP. If you go here
http://www.xav.com/mx_lookup.pl and plug in your domain name, the servers
listed as "nameserver" are the ones that must have proper A and MX records.

todd

"Cos" <microsoft.com> wrote in message
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that are pointing to our Xchng server'. Where are you trying to enter
that?" 
http://www.msexchange.org/tutorials/MF002.html . Where it says: "The
?Configure? dialogue box is displayed. Here you will need to click on the
?Add? button and enter the IP address of a Public DNS Server that you can
use to resolve names. Again this information maybe provided by the company
who supplied your Internet connection or the company hosting your DNS." I
use "zoneedit dot com" to provide dns to our server. Is that where the MX
records and A records have to be setup on? Do I have to add a C-name on the
Xchnge server for the authoritative servers to resolve dns? 
record 
SMTP 
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domain 
to 
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not 
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Recipient Update Service not stamping new users with email addresses

Posted: 27 Jul 2004 07:26 AM PDT

Yes I have. The DC is correct as well.

 
a valid Exchange 
existing 

Inherited permissions

Posted: 26 Jul 2004 07:30 AM PDT

Hi Mark,

Thank you for the response. Just a couple questions about it though. That
article says that it pertains to Exchange 2000, does it also work in
Exchange 2003? Do you know if it requires a reboot or can I make that
change during the day?

Thanks,

~Jaye

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Moving Distribution lists

Posted: 25 Jul 2004 09:07 AM PDT


Thanks Mulnick, that was helpful.


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machine? 
and 
appreciated. 

Exchange 2003 SP1 won't install on Drive E

Posted: 24 Jul 2004 01:53 PM PDT

 
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Exchange 
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Missing Sound Driver?

Posted: 24 Jul 2004 01:19 PM PDT

Very frankly Sara,if you do not have the backup of
yoursound driver and you do not persue a driver cd then
there is only one thign you can do that is download the
driver from teh websites of hp or some other sites, its
normal that some companies do not give after sell support
like HP coz they have other big problem to tackel with.

check out some of teh sites for sound drivers:

http://www.soundcard-drivers.com/companies/456.htm
http://www.driverzone.com/sound.html
http://www.totallydrivers.com/drivers/drivers_audio.asp?
id=3

and if you dont find your driver on this then search with
driver specs on :
www.google.com

i m sure you will find somthin ther.


Hope this helps

Cheers

 
work 
restore 
wiped 

OL2003: Slow Attachment Opening

Posted: 24 Jul 2004 12:11 PM PDT

No, nothing was installed in AddIns, but today Outlook and Attachments work
fine.
I don't know.
Maybe things form las mail helped but after few restarts. I restarted my PC
after finishing tasks mentioned down there but there was no success.....

OK, now it works . . . . thanks anyway . . .


"Mo Yousef [MSFT]" <Mo Yousef [MSFT]@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
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have any third-party antivirus scanning tools with a check mark. You should
only see the default five items that come with Outlook. 
antivirus scanners scanning local attachments when opening it in Outllook. 
handwritting 
that 
offline 
showing on 
the 
use 
?! 
to 

Wrong time stamp for Internet mail

Posted: 23 Jul 2004 08:05 AM PDT

Peter - thanks for the reply... The time zone is set correctly on the server
with the IMC installed. I noticed when I set the system clock back 7 hours
then the time stamp on SMTP mail is correct but the Outlook clients are
seven hours behind.
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Exchange 2003 IM Server Groups

Posted: 22 Jul 2004 04:51 PM PDT


thanks i will
 
about Live 
your question to the 
message 
server 
for 

IM2000 and LCS2003

Posted: 22 Jul 2004 06:28 AM PDT

I need the users from each domain (using Messenger 5)
could be autenticated on their own domain and, at the
same time, they could talk with somebody outside, with
users in domain B and C (IM homed domains), or with
someone from other companies via .NET passport.

Thank you.
Any suggestion is appreciated

Exchange slow to update Address Book

Posted: 22 Jul 2004 06:26 AM PDT

Jaye wrote: 

See if these help at all -
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=823580 and
http://www.petri.co.il/gal_problems_and_oab_automatic_updates_in_outlook_ 2003.htm 

make calendar public

Posted: 21 Jul 2004 08:39 AM PDT

so once I use the mailbox as a resource, I can see all of the meetings and
it is working great. how do I make it public now so everyone can see it?

George


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Search in public folders

Posted: 21 Jul 2004 03:31 AM PDT

"MK" <microsoft.com> wrote:
 

It's a drag, but you can't search more than one level at a time.

Mark Arnold MCSA MCSE+M MVP, org
FAQ: http://www.swinc.com/resource/exchange.htm &
http:http://www.swinc.com/resource/e2kfaq.htm

Changing Display Name in Outlook 2000

Posted: 20 Jul 2004 11:30 AM PDT

Miranda, you can chang the display name from the following
menu steps:

Tools - Options - Mail Setup - Email Settings - Change -
More Settings - and then in the box specify the name you
wan to get displayed for name.

Hope this helps
Cheers
 
Outlook 
is 
display 

RPC over HTTPS

Posted: 19 Jul 2004 08:49 AM PDT

=?Utf-8?B?UGF1bG0wNDE5?= <microsoft.com> wrote in
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This sometimes happens if the Exchange server forwards the directory
connection from the client to a Windows 2000 server. In your case it may
be possible that the Exchange server hasn't picked up the change of GCs
yet.

You can check this by opening Exchange System Manager, getting properties
on the server and viewing the "Directory Access" tab. Your Windows 2003 GC
should be the only one in the list.

Thanks,
Chasy

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