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Hello- We need to setup a forward on somebody’s email account, although it’s not a simple forward. Typically when we need to forward we configure the forward by going to ADUC and adding a recipient under delivery options. This time we have a few more requirements and the typical scenario...

I feel like an idiot. don't know how i missed that... Thanks-

ehlo- We have configured distribution groups which essentially represent the various departments in our organization. SMTP addresses have been attached to these groups so that internal users who use POP3 and IMAP can send to the groups. I would like to disable anyone from the internet from...

If Exchange is not installed on the DC in mention you will need to do a custom install of Exchange on that system. This corresponds to steps 9 - 12 of the following article: http://searchexchange.techtarget.com/tip/1,289483,sid43_gci1032617,00.html Also note that you can install this on an XP...

To anyone who would have helped, or to those who were also looking for how to solve this... I found that the autostart setting is contained in the IIS metabase. A value of 1 indicates that autostart is set to true. Since mine was already set to 1, I started looking for other issues. It turns...

Ok this should be an easy one... but I haven't been able to find this. I'm trying to find out how to automatically start the Default IMAP4 Virtual Server found in ESM. The IMAP service starts in the services list, but this virtual server does not automatically start... Ideas? Thanks-

also worth mentioning, users can change passwords if the option to force a change on next login is selected in ADUC...

don't think so... this is a domain account. and also worth mentioning, the password that is being entered does meet the specified requirements...

unfortunately no, i have verified all of our group policy objects...

Hello- It has just come to my attention that users are not able to change their passwords by using the ctrl+alt+delete change password button... they are given a message box which reads: "Your password must be at least 8 characters, cannot repeat any of your previous 3 passwords and must be at...

Ben- Thanks for the advice... it turned out that after my last post it was working, it was just taking a considerable time for the account information to replicate. So it seems that all along it was the issue with our exchange servers at the parent site not being able to resolve the short...

ok... the problem with the RUS updating is fixed... was a problem resolving the short names of the remote domain controllers from the exchange servers... here is the article... http://support.microsoft.com/kb/275294 Now the issue is that users still cannot connect to their mailboxes, but at...

users in the remote domain, after being given exchange accounts, cannot connect to their mailbox through MAPI clients or through any other client (web based or whatever). Under the email accounts tab in AD, there is no information about the SMTP address or x400 address...

Ben, Thanks for the tip... Domainprep has been run and I've also manually created the recipient update policy on for the child domain. Weird, no errors, just doesn't work.

Our company has been running in a single domain. We recently added a remote office and configured a child domain. Our Exchange servers are located in our parent domain. Does anyone know what additional steps would need to take place on the child domain in order to allow an account from the...

we run an exchange cluster... it's not that difficult to configure if you read about it. i don't get why so many people are against it. our configuration is active/passive. personally i think it solves a lot more than a dead motherboard issue... systems can still crash and servers still need...

Here is a link to a microsoft doc about point and print... informative, somewhat, but not helpful in this case. http://download.microsoft.com/download/5/c/3/5c331f2d-3c1e-40b8-a2ec-0282c047d201/Pointandprint.doc

Hello All- We have recently started to encounter a problem that prevents standard users running XP PRO SP2 from installing network printers. Upon attempting to connect to a shared printer, the user is presented with the following error: A policy is in effect on your computer which prevents...

Thanks- that did it. I knew that option had to be in there somewhere... Seems like a weird place for it to be. This does exactly what we want it to do. Once a user's Exchange mailbox is configured within AD, the mail will be delivered to their Exchange mailbox, but until then, at least...

I’m going to migrate the users in our organization from externally hosted POP3 accounts to an internal Exchange server. I’ve been testing Exchange using my account for a couple days now and everything seems fine except for email delivery to addresses within our domain. It makes sense, though...