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Is there a limit to the total items alllow on Exchange 2003? Not the .edb file size but the total items it can hold. I remember that there was a limitation but unable to find it anywhere. Sooooo could be I am thinking of somethin' else...... Anyone?

I also see that my Address Lease field is blank, thouh I have over 200 IPs available for distribution. My Scope: 192.168.0.1 to .254 Excluded: .1 to .10 Excluded: .90 to .99 Excluded: .212 to .213 Excluded: .220 to .254 (which is what I created to hardcode these IP addresses to the...

DHCP Server, then the entire server was rebooted. DCHP Admin console shows IP4 & IP6 with a green checkmark. also, nothing shows in the Event Logs either. Anything else I should check?

new SBS2011 environment. Been working great since August '11 Critical updates are constantly being observed. 3 Weeks ago DHCP stopped handing out IP Addresses. Or at least that is when client computers were unable to attain an IP address from the server. The DHCP service is up and running...

that was it, Newells19. Thank you!

a user has suddenly (today) lost the ability to modify any files found in her Redirect folder..She is able to access the files and open them. She also has an issue accessing Outlook .pst files which are also located in this same Redirect folder. I figure that both issues are related. She...

Folks, I am in the process of building my very first SBS server. WOHOO! What I am also wanting to do is make a nice documentation method, placed in a binder or several binders, of how the server "works", how the network "works", etc. Something that I can have in the server room so that, when I...

thank you for the post and help, Joey. This is what I have configured. Allow log on Locally: Account Operators, Administrators, Backup Operators, Print Operators, Server Operators, BSRC\USR_BSRCDelt The "Define these Policy Settings" box is checked AND for "Deny log on locally" I have...

Attempting to log on to a SBS2k3 and get the following: "The local policy of this system does not permit you to logon interactively" I'm attempting to log on as the administrator. I have rebooted teh computer several times. I am able to log on as another account who has admin rights. What...

sorry. wrong forum.

Attempting to log on to a SBS2k3 and get the following: "The local policy of this system does not permit you to logon interactively" I'm attempting to log on as the administrator. I have rebooted teh computer several times. I am able to log on as another account who has admin rights. What...

thank you just the same, Noveyron. You've been quite helpful. I will do some more good ole fashion "foot work" and find it. At least you pointed me in the right direction. Thank you.

Tick box". what is that? are you referring to a little box where one places and removes "Checks"? The recipient's policy. Located in the "Group Policy Mangement"?

When I send an email from my Outlook2k7 the reply message has an email address that I want to change. While on my SBS2k3 I enter the my profile name in the User accounts. I create a new SMTP email address and make that my default. however, when I go to change the email address in the General...

up until 2 months ago we had this old Novel server that was still left on so that we could get to some old files; didn't migrate these files because of lack of space on the current MS SBS. All the 'important' data was indeed migrated. Server crashed but the hard drive still worked. I removed...

Sorry for the late reply. After posting this message I continued surfing the Internet and found a nifty little work around from MS's website. Mark: I don't think that I am using IMF on this SBS2k3 Standard edition. I'll see about looking at Technet to see about a step by step to getting...

okay. I'm at my wits end here. I have spent about 5 mintues searching this particular site for the subject line and get nothing. I have googled the Internet and found stuff that doesn't pertain to me. here it is: in My ESM/Servers/Server Name/Queues I have a billion SMTP Connnectors. I have...

I am greatful for your reply, Linney. I shall return this news to the office and press that Windows XP Pro be installed on all the Home editions. Your links, btw, were of much help as well. Once again, thank you sir. Zam

Anyone have a link to a step-by-step procedure to close out which ports are used for chatting services. Specifically, MSN, Yahoo and AOL messengers. I have been asked if there is a way to stop folks from accessing any sort of chatting services. We have: 1. Peer to peer 2. 5 windows XP Home...

I am unable to even save the attachment, Andrew. It's like the link is just a sentence; like there is no link. However, from another computer I can open these attachments just fine. Anything else?