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Ok, thanks for that I telneted in and it let me in, but I wasn't sure where to go from there, if anywhere! Cheers Solo2K --------------------- If I don't go cazy, I'll lose my mind Solo2K

Would I set up the Reverse DNS on my Domain Controller?? I don't think I have checked for any open relays, but I can do that i will let you know how I get on Cheers Solo2K --------------------- If I don't go cazy, I'll lose my mind Solo2K

I have recently moved my Exchange server from my DC to a member server (See posting Removal of Exchange posting). I can send mail to all receipients, however any AOL clients do not receive mail. We receive mail *from* them but when we send mail to them all we get is the tracking system telling...

I have been looking around for you, but cannot seem to find anything relating to this problem. The only other way to do it would be to assign the userA the e-mail address of custserv@anycom.com, in AD. This would catch all mail to that address and with the addition of a message rule would...

I have been searching the net and can find some instance relating to SMTP with the same error code. I have also found the KB article outlining a manual removel (registry edits etc). Is it worth doing it this way? How would this affect AD, as I know exchange and AD are closely related? Cheers...

Sorry wrong switch :) should be /cleanfreebusy Oops!! Solo2K

try typing this in the run dialog box "c:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office\Outlook.exe." /cleanreminders Outlook will then try to dowlnload new information from the Exchange server. Alternatively if this does not work then try recreating a profile on another machine. Test out...

If you are using Outlook 2002 it should very easy. You have already setup the account in AD. Right Click, when you are at the desktop, on the Outlook icon, then choose properties. Choose email accounts from the dialog box. Then add then new account. You should then be able to create a...

Hi, If you think it is to do with the archiving of mail then search the client machines for *.pst files. This will then give you the location of the archived mail. Once this is done go to the file menu, then choose Import/ Export. You will then be able to import the pst file into the...

So as to make the problem absolutely clear I will try to include as much info as possible :) I did have 1 main Domain Controller running: Windows Advanced Server, Exchange 2000, Proxy 2.0, Active Directory DHCP DNS WINS Dell 6400 PowerEdge Server Xeon 750 1 Gb Memory I am in the process of...