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I've reviewed the problem and think i have found a sollution: An MX record has three parts: your domain name, the name of the machine that will accept mail for the domain, and a preference value. The preference value lets you build some fault tolerance into your mail setup. Your domain can...

Which exchange server do you use : NT, 2k or 2k3 ?? With Love & Grtz, Glippi ** Intellectuals solve problems; geniuses prevent them. **

When you create a PST file you can choose in the import which part of the PST you want to import. There is no problem with this. I have done this several times. Creat PST of old mailbox. Configure outlook for exchange and use the import option. In the import option you will be given the...

The problem is something a friend of mine had in his company. The solved it by running eseutil. The problem shoud be the DB file and by running this they solved the problem and no old mail returned. Information on how to use eseutil : http://support.microsoft.com/kb/244525 It is important...

Info needed : can you give me more information ?? Which exchange server are you running ? Have this problem come after a migration of exchange from a 5.5 exc. system to a 2000 exc. ? With Love & Grtz, Glippi ** Intellectuals solve problems; geniuses prevent them. **

Then the sollution shoud be on the problem given : Event ID: 12006 Source: MSExchangeIS Type: error Category: content engine Description: Error 80040C05-F20000E9 occurred while processing message <> from 'Test User'. The archive filename is 'NQ1NQYQK'. Event ID: 4117...

Seems like a restriction being set somewhere to prevent that particular user from sending any mail out. Check through all your connectors and the mailbox properties to ensure that the message sent is not exceeding any restriction specified. Found this on...