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When running the Exchange Troubleshooting Assistant, I get this error: -------------------- SMTP instance fully-qualified domain name does not match server name Server: XXXSERVER The fully-qualified domain name of SMTP virtual server 'Default SMTP Virtual Server' on server xxxserver does not...

Thanks for the tip, but that's not it. I have enough space on my backup HD that an extra copy still leaves about 30GB free. I'm completely at a loss here. When I right click on My COmputer and choose Manage and then choose Disk Management, I see a Disk 1 with three partitions and a Disk 2...

I'm getting a low disk space error on my Dell server running SBS 2003 with dual 250 GB RAID 1 hard drives. When I installed everything, I just went with the defaults and it left me with a ~16 GB partiton for my C drive. Later on, I formated the remaining 216 GB drive. Since then, I've been...

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Hey guys, just realized this is the wrong forum. I'm on Exchange 2003. Sorry to bother you.

My boss runs Outlook from her laptop. She's very mobile, so she's connecting the the Exchange server via http proxy. The issue is, she wants the server to stop querying her computer for a login and password every time she starts up Outlook, as if she were connecting locally. Can anyone give...

Damn, wish you could edit here. To retype without errors.... We recently changed our domain name from www.foo.com to www.bar.com. However, the connection manager you can download from the remote desktop website still points to www.foo.com. How can I change it so it will point my users to...

We recently changed our domain name from www.foo.com www.bar.com. However, the connection manager you can download from the remote desktop website is still pointint to www.foo.com. How do I change it?

My boss runs Outlook from her laptop. She's very mobile, so she's connecting the the Exchange server via http proxy. She wants Outlook to stop querying her computer for a login and password every time she starts up Outlook. Can anyone give me an idea on how to do this?

OK, so my HOST NAME should be "mydomain.com" and my MAILSERVER HOST NAME should be "mail."? Does that sound right

OK, I've never set up a mail server before, so I have a Total Newbie Question that I'm sure someone can answer fast for me. When I'm setting up my MX record with my DNS what exactly do I put in the fields? I use Namecheap, and it has a field for Host Name, Mailserver Host Name, and MX Pref...

Bah, ignore this. A question, when properly asked, contains its own solution. That was true in this case, I realized I just needed to change my DNS to the server's raw IP.

OK, I'm a complete newbie with Exchange, but as a "power user" I figured setting up an Exchange server wouldn't be too difficult (I for instance run an Apache server at home, so I have some experience). We have Windows Small Business Server 2003 running on a new box along with Exchange 2003...