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Ok, here we go. So my A/V got an update but there was a bug with the update. The Exchange agent went through our mailstore and started marking old .doc files as trojans and replaced the document file with a txt file. I was trying to recover the original document file...I still had the old...

Nevermind, I got it.

I am trying to restore an individual email and three .doc attachments with BE 9.1 on an Exchange 2003 SP2 server. When I run the restore job and select the email the job runs and says its successful. But then when I check the mailbox that email still isn't in there. What am I doing wrong...

We only have one DHCP server, my view was set to "Detail" but I can try switching it next time this happens; although I'm not sure if this is going to help.

Thanks, so it sounds like it should be set to 1.1.1.1, I'm not sure what mobility group refers to. There are two IP addresses assigned to the WLC, 192.168.0.3 and 192.168.0.4, the .3 is the managing address.

I have a Server 2003 machine setup as a DHCP server on our network. When I get a DHCP address through the WLAN controller and do an ipconfig /all it shows the DCHP server as 1.1.1.1 instead of 192.168.0.x, is this a normal Cisco thing or did I miss a setting on the WLAN controller?

Another thing we noticed is that when you do an ipconfig /all after getting an ip address wirelessly the DHCP server is said to be 1.1.1.1, is this normal for Cisco devices?

So once again I have a 2003 Server running DHCP and it gave out an address to a client, 192.168.0.112, the client is setup for DHCP, DNS shows that client as having that address, but when I look at the leases in DHCP that address isn't showed as being used. Any ideas on what may be going on? I...

By the way the Wireless Controller is a 2106, I'm not sure if that helps at all.

I didn't see an option for passive DHCP, but there is an option for Internal DHCP Server and I am not using that. I also found if I go to Edit under WLANs there is a DHCP override checkbox where I can specify an IP address for a DHCP server. I checked that box and specified the IP address, but...

Here is our setup. We have two 2003 Domain Controllers for only one subnet and one of them is setup to be the DHCP server. Everything seemed to be working fine until we added a Cisco Wireless LAN Controller. I setup the Wireless Controller so that we have two SSID's, one of them is for our...

Buy a GoDaddy cert. They are like $20 a year and it will save your users from having to accept the cert every time they check their mail. I believe GoDaddy will also give you tips on installing the cert but I may be wrong.

Thanks for the help so far. The Outlook clients are all 2003 so it sounds like that should help. One more piece I forgot to mention is that our current Exchange box is setup as a Domain Controller. Are the special requirements I need to consider when taking down a DC? I have two other server...

So I am sure that there are some posts on here regarding this question, but I couldn't find any that answer my question. I have an Exchange 2003 server setup on older hardware and I want to move everything over to a newer server with a better RAID setup. Can anyone guide me in the right...