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I see the Brick Level Option, but after our Exchange was upgraded to enterprise edition Brick Level doesn't work any more.

My dbagent already has a NTaccount + mailbox. But when I make backup/restore of Exchange I use the Exchange-owner as backupaccount. Therefore I don't suppose that I'm experiencing a rights problem

In my first attempt i created a restore-network as a clone of my domain. (BDC on separate network promoted to PDC.) I added my restore-server to the restore-network and moved my backup-server from the production network to the restore-network. Exchange was installed on a server with same...

Yes, I have Exchange Agent and Disaster Recovery. Earlier I tried to build a restore-server using the old version ArcServe and didn't have any success. I managed the restore but Exchange-services couldn't be started afterwars. I hav heard that it should be possible with the new ArcServe2000.

Try starting Outlook using the /cleanfrebusy switch

I have solved this by using winat, cmd-files and a commandline sendmail program. I don't remember all the details and it wasn't an elegant solution, but it worked.

At out site we removed the problem by removing all permission-info on the managers inbox and then reapplying it. It's a known error and you can find info about it at Microsofts web-site.

We have one ORG with 3 sites (in 3 domains). I have one server that are supposed to be used for restore af any of the three servers. To be used to retrieve single e-mails or public folder items. Any help will be appreciated.

We have one ORG with 3 sites (in 3 domains). I have one server that are supposed to be used for restore af any of the three servers. To be used to retrieve single e-mails or public folder items. Any help will be appreciated.

You can also give two e-mail addresses to one mailbox

All our users are required to change permissions on their personal calendar folder (give reviewer rights to their colleagues, not everybody). Are there any way, I can automate this process?