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...where I output all the files in a directory on screen with the specified fields works fine! $list = @() foreach ($i in Get-ChildItem T:\ad* -recurse) { if ($i.CreationTime -gt ($(Get-Date).AddYears(-3))) { $list += select fullname, CreationTime, LastWriteTime...

Not to worry. The ASPNET user didn't have permissions to the directory

IIS 6 on Win2K3 SP 2. Static pages are being served fine, but I'm getting the dreaded 404 2 1260 error in the IIS when I try to load default.asp (and a "file not found" in the browser). ASP.NET v.2.0.50727 IS enabled in the Web Service Extensions. The site is running in its own app pool, but I...

I'm trying to configure a Trac install (with multiple projects), but also trying to create an accessible directory outside the Trac environment so that I can serve items separately. I've driven myself nuts with <Directory> and <Location> directives, but not having any luck. I'd like the...

All I want to do is verify what users are valid in our domain. I have a nice list of usernames in a text file. So I thought a nice single-liner would do the job. for /f %i in (c:\test.txt) do net user %i /domain >nul 2>&1 | if %errorlevel%==0 echo %i >> c:\valid.txt Unfortunately, it seemed...

No, no, I just assumed that if the Postmaster had an address with an external domain name, its mailbox was on another server (not in the Exchange org). Using the local mail-enabled account is just fine.

Mailbox Manager Recipient Policies are your friend. Configure the affected mailbox(es), and set your Deleted Items retention time to 0 days. Then manually run Mailbox Management at the server level, and you should find it all clean and fresh. Alternatively, logon to the affected mailbox via...

I have to say, I think this is an incredibly bizarre decision. Why? If you want the users to be able to view their mail from home, surely you can set them up with OWA, or configure remote Outlook access so that they directly access their Exchange mailboxes. The POP connector is meant to deliver...

CDO is still valid. What you'd do is set up your magic script, and then have it redirect to the Exchange WWW server, since that will be running in any case. As to how to do what you want, I wouldn't have the faintest idea. It is not a simple problem unless you're a VB programmer with a good...

What on earth do you mean they can't access the mailbox individually? Use Outlook Web Access! All the user needs to do is logon to http(s)://outlookserver/exchange/shared_mailbox, enter their usual account details (assuming they have the appropriate shared mailbox perms), and they can read new...

And, not to sound cheeky, but the quick answer might just be to upgrade your 5.5 box. It's well out of support now, and must be as insecure as hell.

Utility? Don't make me laugh. If you're a VB guru, you might be able to write a script which logs onto each mailbox, enumerates the folders that exist, and then outputs a quantity of each. This script will give you the total number of items in a mailbox. However, why do you need to know...

You set it in the Message Delivery Options. There needs to be a mail-enabled account or an organisational Contact for you to associate the alias with (the latter would be what you need for your situation). It works fine for us.

Yes, I tried the shorter path initially. Made no difference, and I'm sure that using the full path wouldn't break anything (it should fix things, often).

I'm trying to call a cgi-script from a standard html file, and for some reason, nothing is displaying and nothing shows up in the logs. The background is that I am running the Mailgraph cgi script on my server (in the cgi-bin directory), and I would like it to display (it outputs pretty...

Actually, I found the tool today when doing something else on my Exchange server. In the Exchange 2003 program group in the Start Menu, in the Deployment folder, you'll find the Active Directory Account Cleanup Wizard. I certainly suggest giving it a go.

...of course). Given you only have 100 users, a maximum 2-3 hour outage shouldn't be a biggie. Of course, if they're stockbrockers or something, it *could* be an issue. It's really best to check with the stakeholders what they need. If they absolutely must have near-100% uptime, then yes, you...

Oh dear! If I remember rightly, there's an AD clean-up tool for removing duplicate entries. I can't be bothered looking for it, but I think it's one of the support tools on the Win2K CD. I assume it'd be on a Win2K3 CD too. If you check out the support stuff for domain migration, it should one...

sorry, that was a bad link: http://www.petri.co.il/change_store_size_limits_ex2003_sp2.htm

http://www.petri.co.il/change_store_size_limits_ex2003_sp2.htm]Google Is Your Friend[/url]. Also, this is a great site for all things Exchange-related.