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are you sure that you can see there domain. have you tried to do an nslookup to there site. If that works can you ping them by hostname

check out go to support.microsoft.com and lookup isinteg -fix -priv -test -alltests You may have to run it a few times for it to work. Run it until the errors are gone or they stop going down. You should read their webpages befor running though.

no problem

You can use the Exchange Resource Kit PFAdmin tool to add permissions to the public folder. To do so: Log on with the Exchange Server Service Account, and using a profile that has the Exchange Server Service Account as owner, run PFAdmin to change the permissions. At a command prompt, type the...

. click properties of the IMS connections 2. click routing tab. 3. click routing restrictions. 4. check 1st two boxes. do not add anything into the 2nd box. 5. stop the IMS SERVICE 6. rename the imcdata folder to imcdata.old 7. Start the IMS service , it creates the imcdata folder...

Few questions lots of issuses hope someone can help. 1. Recoverd Exchange 5.5 on NT to offline server running enterprise edition. As soon as we restored and tried to add a new server to the site it gives warning that the servers are stand alone, which they are not. But the backups could have...

Even if you dont have or cant get a firewall. Are you behind a router. If yes have your network people set up ACL's on the router.

is the clockrate bandwith and encap types the same on both sides?

adding a new default route will over write the old one or you can use the type in the command you used to add the route just put a no in front of it that will erase it. then type in the command to add the new route and that will take care of it.