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limit recipient domain when using OWA - Microsoft Exchange

limit recipient domain when using OWA

Posted: 08 Aug 2005 01:53 AM PDT

>> 2) Is it possible to set a attachment size limit on attachments when
using 
 

So one can set a limit per user? That would suffice. It's no problem
that Outlook would also be affected.

thanks,
Anne

XDR-FIXUP download broken?

Posted: 06 Aug 2005 02:34 PM PDT

Hi there.

I'm not sure if you're still looking for this tool, but just to let you
know, I've notified the MS Download Center team of the problem link and
hopefully someone will be able to correct the error shortly. I unfortunately
can't provide an estimated time to resolution.


--
David Strome
Microsoft Exchange Server 2003
http://www.microsoft.com/exchange
Visit the Microsoft Exchange Server TechCenter!
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/exchange/default.mspx

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"Jim McBee [MVP Exchange]" <spambegone.net> wrote in message
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Spam Block List

Posted: 05 Aug 2005 08:28 PM PDT

"Todd Fatheree" wrote:
 

Todd,

Remember there are 2 sides of it, one when you use it to do not get spam,
two when your domain get on this list, worst if you get on this list for no
reason.
I felt very comfortable with using RBLs, but I do not like the fact I got on
one of them...

Exchange 2003 Server consolidation

Posted: 05 Aug 2005 08:41 AM PDT

On Sat, 6 Aug 2005 09:21:02 -0700, "Luca"
<microsoft.com> wrote:
 
Tools such as the Quest suite are much better to use from an
implementation and project management perspective. If you only have a
few sites then you can plan it nicely yourselves without the liklihood
for any gotcha's. With the number of sites you have it takes a lot
more planning and co-existing etc.

The WAN implications are no different really since it's the same data
coming accross.

one recipients emal stuck in outobund queue

Posted: 05 Aug 2005 07:48 AM PDT

Oh pooh - I found a mistkae int eh address. So, no issues
Cheers
Lewej

"Lewej" wrote:
 

How to download AOL email into Exchange account

Posted: 05 Aug 2005 07:29 AM PDT

Yep. I found that out. Ya gotta use Outlook to download them, not Exchange.
Thanks for the help!
--
Bob


"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote:
 

MAD.EXE

Posted: 05 Aug 2005 01:57 AM PDT

But you can see the current Exchange service pack on the Exchange System
Manager. If you expand your organization till you see your server, on the
right pane you'll see the Exchange version + service pack.
If it hasn't the latest, just apply it.

--
Rui JM Silva
MVP Windows Server System - Exchange Server
Blog "subject: exchange", http://msmvps.com/ehlo


"Keith D" <com> wrote in message
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validating intranet users against exchange

Posted: 04 Aug 2005 02:58 PM PDT

On 6 Aug 2005 14:37:35 -0700, "com" <com>
wrote:
 
You asked:
"I'd like to learn how to access our company's exchange server from an
asp.net web page so as to use our employees' network logon information
as the way for us to validate them to give them access to intranet
apps."

That means that you want to get access to your Exchange server from a
web page. You said Intranet which means you are on the local network.

Can you now tell me where the users are, where the exchange server is
and where this web page is?

Database Corruption

Posted: 04 Aug 2005 10:38 AM PDT

Actually, I haven't done anything yet. Not too experienced with Exchange.
We do a nightly BackupExec w/ Exchange agent backup of the mailboxes and the
stores.

Will an attempt to do an on-line backup provide me with more info as to the
health of the database?

Thanks,

jwkh

"Andy David - MVP" wrote:
 

Missing Public Folders in exchange 2003

Posted: 04 Aug 2005 07:59 AM PDT

I checked all replication and everything seems to have synched.

"Mark Arnold [MVP]" wrote:
 

question for Exchange pro's

Posted: 04 Aug 2005 06:31 AM PDT

Mark,

Good article, Thanks for the tip off. Every machine I have looked at so far
has the Exchange Provider folder the article references under Hkey Local
Machine not Hkey Current User as the article suggests - Do you have any
insight into that?


"Mark Arnold [MVP]" <org> wrote in message
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Exmerge on Exchange 5.5

Posted: 03 Aug 2005 02:59 PM PDT

We are running Exchange 5.5 on Windows NT4. I use exmerge on exchange 5.5 to
export mail box as .pst. But the program desnot work, the error message is
like I posted before. I think I pickup the right exmerge.exe version, but my
system does not let me run this program. Any suggestion about that? Thanks
again.

"Jim McBee (MVP)" wrote:
 

Forwarding one mailbox to external POP account

Posted: 03 Aug 2005 12:19 PM PDT



In news:com,
Lewej <microsoft.com> typed: 

Set up another (test) contact and try again with another mailbox. I don't
think it's Exchange, if this is working sometimes...and if it works for
another contact. Could be a problem on the recipient's end.
 

Exchange Server SMTP

Posted: 03 Aug 2005 11:08 AM PDT

That is not working. We've tried all different configurations. I've tried
just the server name, mail.servername.local, servername.local, and the IP
address of the server. Is there any place where I can go that will tell me
what my outgoing SMTP Server is? Or what the name of the Exchange Server is?
Or maybe there is something else I am missing.

"Jim McBee (MVP)" wrote:
 

Usage and market share of exchange versions?

Posted: 03 Aug 2005 10:52 AM PDT

No, I realy don't know how the rest is divided, but I would bet in a tie.
Probably by now Exchange 2003 should be a little ahead.
I think that 100% represent something like 45% of the total email market.

--
Rui JM Silva
MVP Windows Server System - Exchange Server
Blog "subject: exchange", http://msmvps.com/ehlo


"Ged" <microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Global replace ? RFC complient

Posted: 03 Aug 2005 06:39 AM PDT



In news:phx.gbl,
Jennifer Atchison <com> typed: 

Well, you can go in and change each mailbox manually, then - but again,
what's the reason? It's only aesthetic - it doesn't make any difference in
terms of delivery. 

error (0x8004010F)

Posted: 03 Aug 2005 04:41 AM PDT

Hi Rex,

Thanks for detailed explanation. I apologize that I was unable to reply to
you soon after you update it. Please understand that it was weekend on my
side when you replied. Now I am still here to do my best to help you.

This topology makes me more confident that the issue happens when there
isn't any replica of Offline Address Book in Location 1 and Location 3. Let
me explain it further.

First of all, based on my knowledge, the error 0x8004010f happens when
Outlook cannot download Offline Address Book from the Exchange Server.
Obviously, when VPN connection to Location 2 is lost, Outlook Clients in
Location 1 and 3 cannot download the offline address book because there
isn't any replica there.

Please follow the steps below to add a replica to both Exchange Servers of
Location 1 & 3.

a. Start Exchange System Manager, expand Administrative Groups, expand the
name of your administrative group, expand Folders, and then click Public
Folders.
b. Right-click Public Folders, and then click View System Folders.

Note If you do not see a View System Folders option, then you are already
viewing system folders.
c. Expand the Offline Address Book folder.
d. Right-click the /o=Organization Name/cn=addrlists/cn=oabs/cn=Default
Offline Address List folder, and then click Properties.

Note If you receive a message that the mail proxy for this folder not being
found, click OK.
e. Add a replica of this folder to both Exchange Server 2003.
f. Expand the /o=Organization Name/cn=addrlists/cn=oabs/cn=Default Offline
Address List folder, and then click the OAB Version 2 and OAB Version 3a
folders respectively. Right-click this folder, and then click Properties.
g. Add a replica of this folder to the both Exchange Server 2003.
h. After replicas have been made to the destination servesr, wait for
replication to complete, and then make sure that the replica folders are
synchronized with the source folders. To do so, view the properties of the
specific public folder, click the Replication tab, and then click Details.
The Replication Status column indicates In Sync.

After that, please verify the Offline Address Book in Exchange Servers in
Location 1 & 3.

1. Open Exchange System Manager.
2. Expand Administrative Group which contains Exchange Servers in Location
1 & 3.
3. Right click each Mailbox Store in both Exchange Servers, to verify that
the correct OAB is referenced under the General Tab. And make sure the
mailbox store is pointing to the Public Folder Store in the same Exchange
Server.
4. Click OK to save the setting.

Then please verify the issue and let me know the result. If there is
anything unclear, feel free to let me know. Thanks and have a nice day!

Lee Li

Microsoft Online Partner Support

Get Secure! - www.microsoft.com/security

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