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Thanks again markdmac. It's always a help to have someone else's eyes on an issue like this. BTW, I also posted this topic in the Microsoft Newsgroup at...

Thanks for your reply, but you cannot nest global groups. You can nest global groups in local groups (i.e., global Domain Admins group can be nested in local Administrators group). Doing this would still force me to add or change the ACL and share permissions throughout my network since the...

The problem I am having is the inability to migrate built- in global groups from the NT4 PDC. A lot of my file level and share level security in the NT4 domain uses "Domain Users" instead of "Everyone". I'm not asking how this can be done, but rather what my alternatives...

I found the information in Microsoft's Technet. I'm sorry to say that I do not remember the article number. I would try to sear on, "DNS search order" or something similar at MS' Technet site or Knowledge Base. I had previously promised to repost if my changes fixed the problem...

To a degree, yes. I'm sorry to say that I'm not very familiar with nslookup. I didn't think to use this tool when the problem occurred, but I did check to see if DNS responses were as expected. However, I think I may have solved the riddle on my own. It appears this is due to a bad server...

We have a NT 4.0 DNS server used for internal resolutions only. ISP DNS servers are setup as secondary for resolving public domains. For some reason W2K clients will stop resolving internal host names at what seems like random times. NT 4.0 clients do not have this problem. Refreshing W2K...

To add to this post, the Autoarchive runs visibly, in that it applies retention policies and so forth and claims to archive mail items, but completes too quickly and without any real effect. No messages are actually archived. However, if I run an archive process on an idividual folder, the...

I would greatly appreciate any help with this issue. I am currently running: Exchange 5.5 SP4 on NT 4.0 SP6 Windows 2000 Pro SP3 Various flavors of MS Office XP SP1 (SB, Pro, and Standard) Manually running the archive works fine, but the autoarchive function does not archive. It runs, then...

Have you tried changing the way Outlook authenticates to your login server? You can change this so that it prompts you for the information. If this worked you could eliminate a problem with password caching.

I know this sounds like a strange question, but does anyone know how to prevent the removal of the Outlook Address Book component in Outlook 2002? Desktop OS: Windows 2000 SP2 Mail Server: Exchange 5.5 SP4 on Windows NT 4.0 SP6a

Some addtional info - OS: Windows 2000 SP2 MS Office SB XP SP1 Corel WordPerfect Office 2000 SP3 I also left out that we discovered we could paste the test if the paste was done without formatting. We would like to keep the formatting if possible. This problem did not exist with the...

Hi all, I'm having problem with MS Word 2002 and WordPefect 9. My users would like to be able to highlight and copy text within a Word document and paste it into WordPefect. The problem is that when trying to paste the text into WordPerfect we receive the error, "Input file is not the...

I thank everyone that responded to this post to offer their advice. Zel's FAQ's were very informative. I've done some more extensive testing and believe that the mail I see from &quot;<>&quot; is not being relayed and that is why I see it sitting in the queue. I am able to reproduce the...

Zel, Thanks, but I'm afraid I mis-stated my environment. My Exchange server is actually at service pack 4. Can you be more specific as to what disables this? As I understand it, someone is using the NDR features of Exchange to relay their mail.

I am having the same problem with someone relaying or sending spam from my server. The 'From:' address field appears as '<>'. The link provided takes me to the Technet home page. Can anyone tell me how to stop this? Environment: Exchange Server 5.5 SP2 NT 4.0 Server SP6a