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I have migrated our exchange server from 2007 to 2010, and the O/S from 2003 to 2008. I also had to upgrade from R12.5 to R15. Now when I try to back up the mailboxes brick-level just gives me "connection lost.", and whereas mailbox level is allowed, the job log gives me this at the end...

After trying to get the PCAdmin Speed Editor to work without success I downloaded this one, which works fine: http://www.artcom.ru/_files/Download/Programs/SpdEditor.zip

I went through the whole thing of trying to get CLI to display and it turned out the company had opted out of the subscription. I'd check that first.

Are you using PC Admin? VMIB access needs to be set on PGM113.

I am sure Microsoft actually have a download for a product key changer - keyupdatetool.exe - http://www.microsoft.com/genuine/selfhelp/XPPkuinst.aspx?displaylang=en&sGuid=ba341803-92f9-43ed-899a-d2f61e442690

Update: I found out that the issue was that when the line was upgraded from ISDN2 to ISDN2E the CLI subscription was not transferred at the same time.

I reset the country code once it had came back online initially as the battery backup had failed - that was not the problem. Since there were significant hardware changes everything else was reset before being backed up but I just cannot get the incoming caller ID displayed.

It is currently set to UK with all other config done - hunt groups etc. I want to be able to display the customers number on the LCD and then maybe link it through to the station speed list.

Hi again, I have tried everything in the previous forum posts to activate inbound caller identification on our LDK 20 but to no avail. It used to work before I came on board and it was temporarily decommissioned but not now. When I brought it back on line it was in korean which I reset. I...

Is this on Exchange 2007? If so, have you applied SP1? All our Ex admins can send as anyone or any group by default.

And obviously being Ex Admin you can send as group no problem yourself. I have given one of my users send as permissions - one the sync is complete I'll come back to you on this.

And obviously being Ex Admin you can send as group no problem yourself. I have given one of my users ssend as permissions - one the sync is complete I'll come back to you on this.

No - forget that last post - I know I can't cluster without Enterprise - I was sadly hoping for a work-around that did not involve spending money on licenses!

No, I can confirm that following this does give me the ability to send as a group, but I am a member of the Exchange Admins as well. What permissions are set within AD for the group's security tab for the person?

Can SCR be run with the Standard version? The problem is that it is a small office and has the unfortunate problem of also being the AD and DNS server too (not ideal - I know!)

Hi all, I currently have one Exchange 2007 server running on Win 2003 Std and have another server that I want to place in a datastore to replicate the mailboxes as a failover. My main question is - do I have to move to Enterprise to achieve this, and would it be better to go to 2008?

Hi have you looked here? http://www.msexchange.org/tutorials/Sending-As.html

For quota management this is done through the Quota tab on the drive properties of the server.

Hi, Don't know if this will help you: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/325375 Let me know.

Hi, Try here first: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/324749