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I am running Exchange 2003 SP2 and Win XP SP2, I have followed through Microsoft documents about setting up RPC over HTTP but cannot get it to work. The problem that I am having is everytime that I try and check Server name and User name it keeps prompting me for a password and cannot get passed...

Yes ForestPrep has been ran as the Exchange server has been up and running fine and has only developed this problem recently

We are running Exchange 2003 as a member server on a Windows 2000 domain, the problem is that when you open Active Users and Computers, open a user account and try to edit an email address it comes up with an error message: "There is no such object on the server" "Facility:Win32" "ID no...

Having a nightmare getting this to work properly, I have gone through the process as per Microsoft documents to setup domain trusts. After I have setup the two way trust, I can view the user accounts on the Windows 2003 domain from the Windows 2000 domain but not the other way around. If I...

The domains do not share the same name space.

Have problems setting up a trust between a 2000 domain and 2003 domain. The problem that I have is I can setup a two-way trust Ok, from the 2000 domain I can browse the user accounts from the 2003 domain but cannot do this the other way around. The domains are in different IP ranges and...

Hey GirlOfSteel Sounds like you need to do a repair on your database, which I think is eseutil /p, but this is documented on Microsoft support pages. Just do a search for eseutil on the support page for exchange. Hope this helps [afro] Moony

Charlie What you can do is to enforce limits on mailboxes once you have the database down to a reasonable size. If this is not possible is to have a member server running Enterprise Edition of exchange because this has no database size limits. [afro] Moony

Having a few problems with my network running slow, I have two Windows 2000 AD servers, one with Exchange and the other runs a database. 99% of the workstations on the network are Windows 98, all with static IP addresses with a total of 50 PCs on the network. When the PCs crash rebooting a...

You need to enable out of office responses on the Exchange Server as this turned off as default. In Exchange System Manager go to Global Settings - Internet Message Formats. Right click on Default, go to properties then Advance tab and then enable Out of office responses. [afro]

Have you checked on your Domain Controller that your ISA server is a member of the Remote Access Servers group, if not thats why you get an error message about invalid username and password.

I have come across this before, you need to service pack your exchange servers and this should resolve your problem.

Im having problems exporting my mailbox to a PST file, Iget the error message "this operation has failed" and have noticed that only some of the information has been transfered. Any Ideas???