Search results for query: *

Thanks for the help Dan... I looked in ASDI in the config to the exchange site and down to where you where talking about the public folers containing the smtp address and it did have a valid address. This is how the issue got solved. When I logged onto the 5.5 server with an outlook accout and...

Scenario: We upgraded an ENTERPIRSE 5.5 server to Exchange 2000. Now we bought better hardware and wnat it to be the new exhange server to home all the public folders. This SERVER IS EXCHANGE 2000 STANDARD. Problem: I go into Exchange admin and go into the admin group and choose the public...

Background: I just installed Exchange 2k in my exhisting Ex5.5 site. I want to move all the mailboxes and public folders to the Exchange 2k server then wipe the old 5.5 server and install Exchange 2k on it and move all the resources back onto my good server. (We are doing it this way due to $$$...

I am trying to install the hp4050n on a Windows 2000 print server. It installs the 2000 driver fine, but It gives the error. "The Printer Driver You Selected Is Not Compatible with Your Current Version of Windows" when installing the additional NT driver. I have installed the NT...

Sorry I should have been more specific. I don't want to share any other folder underneath the share. I want to map deep into a share without Novell, DFS, and not using the subst command. Thanks

How can I map a net drive letter deep into a share??? I don't want to use Novell or DFS share. I also don't want to use the subst command because it doesn't lable the drives in my computer. Is there a script or resource tool I don't know about?? IE path \\server\share\folder1\folder2\folder3...

We have ex5.5 sp4 and use OL98. When ever we get an email with html code in it we just see the actual html code. Q183668 states the following with no resolution. Please help. SYMPTOMS If you use Microsoft Outlook 98 configured with the Corporate/Work Group installation and you have chosen HTML...

Go into safe mode and disable some hardware from the device manager and reboot to normal mode. (Video, Nic, Sound, etc). If you get into windows normal mode then enable the devices 1 at a time. After you reboot with the newly enabled device you can find out what device might cause this. Note...

I am in the tesing phase of setting up VPN access for a company. I will put a 2000 server on the outside of a firewall and allow traffic through a port and then come into the company domain. Right now the firewall is out of the picture. I have set up the trust between the NT and Win2k Domains...