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no...I still login as the domain administrator on the Win2k3 box to do administration of Exchange/AD.

On a test Windows 2003 Server, I've installed Exchange 2003 under the Administrator account. If I login with my username I am unable to open the System Manager and also unable to administrate users in AD Users and Comps. I am, however, able to administrate everything from my local system...

Well, I just noticed this today...OWA isn't showing any messages with attachments even though they show up in Outlook just fine. Is this another IISLockdown issue? Thanks, Matt

I have a few users that have started to complain about this issue over the past view weeks. I myself have noticed it in my personal mailbox as well. Certain messages will appear in a user's Inbox and can be seen in both OWA and Outlook. But, when the user clicks on the email message in OWA...

Ok, thats what I needed to hear. Thanks, Matt

Ok, I reinstalled the NNTP service and then disabled it. Should this process remove the actual Internet Newsgroups folder? Or just disable the use of it? Thanks, Matt

Ok, so I uninstalled NNTP under IIS but nothing has changed on the client. I did notice that the NNTP service went away. I guess I will see the changes after I do a reboot?

Does anyone know a way to remove the Internet Newsgroups from the Public Folder listing? I don't see any options for this in the System Manager under Public Folders. It is something that we will probably never use. Thanks, Matt

I would like to find out if there is a way to setup the mailbox manager to alert users when they meet a certain criteria (such as # of days old) but only when they meet the criteria. Here is what I have noticed: If I setup the mailbox manager to generate a report, it will generate that report...