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could someone please give me exact steps for setting up a policy just for terminal servic users?

how can i get around it?

hey everyone, i installed the rollup for sp3, and immediately after the reboot, i got an error saying no entry point could be found for store.exe, so the information store wouldn't start at all. i was able to uninstall the hotfix and get the server up and running again, but there were many...

that was it, allanh1. that was the simple thing i was missing. thanks a lot, guys.

i know it's been 8 months, but i really need to get this working. can anyone help me out?

actually, i meant to post this in the exchange 2000 forum, is it possible it can be moved?

*bump* nobody has any ideas?

hey everyone, i installed the rollout for sp3, and immediately after the reboot, i got an error saying no entry point could be found for store.exe, so the information store wouldn't start at all. i was able to uninstall the hotfix and get the server up and running again, but there were many...

so all i have to do is change the directory it looks at and it will automatically migrate the database, or should i copy the database over and have the manager just point to the newly copied database?

yea, i know the drive m doesn't actually exist, but it is physically taking up room on my tapped out c drive. thanks, i'll give that a shot.

hey everyone, is it possible to change an exchange drive association? for example, drive M is currently associated with my C, but i'd like it to build off of drive D instead (way more space). is it possible to do this without a complete rebuild of exchange?

actually, as i was setting it up, i was testing it with my personal e-mail address... well, i tried both of them actually. nothing worked. i thought aol might've been a problem too, but it won't even forward to my own domain. how can i see if there's a ptr record pointing back at me?

sorry for the delay: first, in the exchange system manager, i expand global settings and click on internet message format, and then click on the default (domain: *). i right click on default and go to properties. under the advanced tab, i ensure that "allow automatic forward" is...

yea, actually, i did that twice... hmmm... there has to be something simple i'm missing.

the forwarder account is e-mail enabled, and i can see it in the gal... i think that's the problem, though. all of the messeges forwarded to the forwarder account just sit in its mailbox... the user wants all e-mails forwarded to her... she's actually the founder of our company, and had a...

i have that enabled already. it's still not working.

that's exactly what i have in place now, but the e-mails are being delivered to the forwarders exchange box... and if i don't have an exchange box for the forwarder, it won't show up in my global address list.

hello everyone, i'm trying to setup a forwarder to send incoming e-mail to a users aol account... for such a seemingly easy task, it sure is a pain to accomplish... here's what i've done: i setup a new account to act as the forwarder. i put the users e-mail address in this accounts. i setup...

is there anyway that exchange could track the stats of a user? like the number of e-mails per day? thanks.

thanks a lot. i'll get right on that.