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Well we found out later that our hardware specialist set her machine up as a test machine sometime ago. He said that he had her .pst files being redirected to our exchange server, however, we can't find them in the folder that they were supposedly being redirected to. Thanks again for all of...

Well I wasn't able to locate any recent .pst files on the the users hard-drive. This is what my supervisor recommended. Tell me what you think. He wants me to attempt to recover from a back-up tape. He said to do this with out damaging the other users we have to setup a mirror image of our...

Thanks, I will check there...

I only deleted the outlook profile. So are you saying that those files should be stored somewhere on her C: Drive? Thanks everyone for all of the info.

Is there a way to recover users .pst files in exchange 2000? I had a user lose all of her .pst files off of the local machine due to some kind of corrupted file or something. An error message came up stating that the information stor for this user was corrupted. I ended up deleting her...

Good point. So I should just keep the confused.com and example.com separate, and just establish a trust between the two servers. We have a firewall on the example.com domain, is this going to be a problem? We basically want the confused.com to be able to use the filtering from the firewall...

Hello, We have a network with an existing domain name (i.e. example.com). We are running windows 2000 with Active Directory. In this windows 2000 environment we have a mail server, a SQL server, an ISA server, and a few other servers. We have a seperate lab that's running windows NT 4.0...

I am trying to install an upgrad on an XP machine. I keep getting this annoying error message stating that I don't have sufficient rights to do anything. I am logged in as an administrator on the local machine so I am not sure why this keeps happening. What can the problem be? It's driving...

We have a network that's comprised of windows 2000 with one NT server that's kind of one it's own. We just purchased a new server that we want to use as apart of our 2000 network. We want to have all of our data and information from NT4 transferred over to the new 2000 server. What do you...

Here's the scenario. I have One server in house that's still running NT 4.0. All of the workstations are mostly running windows 2000 professional. For some reason, me the Administrator can't make any changes to anything. I can't load any programs to any of the workstations, I can't change...

Let me add, I have tried re-taking ownership of the whole C drive, still doesn't work.

Here's the scenario. I have One server in house that's still running NT 4.0. All of the workstations are mostly running windows 2000 professional. For some reason, me the Administrator can't do anything. I can't load any programs to any of the workstations, I can't change any interet...

I thought about the copy and paste thing yesterday, however, didn't have enough time to try it. When I copy from the i386 files off the cd, where should I paste them. In otherwords I copy e: i386... destination should be what? c: <windows 2000 root>\system32\ntoskrnl.exe ??

Basically what you mentioned, on the Installation CD. I have run the repair options there. I have never reinstalled files before so this should be pretty interesting. I have done just about everything, but not re-install specific files to make something work. So the problem here interpreted...

Windows 2000 could not start because the following file is missing or corrupt: <winnt root>\System32\ Ntoskrnl.exe. This is the message that I am getting when trying to start windows 2000. I have been to Microsoft's knowledgebase and the info that comes up is for an IBM Machine. I have run...

I am attempting to upgrade from windows XP professional to the American English version (AE). I am logged in as an administrator and keep getting an error stating that I must be an administrator to install. I have tried everything and I really need this system out by the end of today. I...

Hello, We are running windows 2000 with AD and exchange 5.5. We recently had a disaster with our exchange server. After recovery a few people couldn't send any external mail out. The users that have windows installed was kind of simple, we just reinstalled the client and everything was...

I am having the same issues. I have over 2000 inbound and outbound message failures in my que, I kind of think that the relay is on for some odd reason, however, I don't know how to fix it.

Our mail server recently crashed and had to be rebuilt. I think that during the change our server settings for being an open &quot;RELAY&quot; are on. It's been a while since I have seen any such settings. How do I find out if our exchange server &quot;open relay&quot; settings are on? Any...

He does have an AD account set up. We did try to download outlook 2001, but it can't see our Exchange Server. I think that it's a combination of issues here. I think that the issues with him not being able to map to any drives may have something to do with why we can't send externally...