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I am working with a site that is migrating Lotus Notes users to Exchange 2000. The issue is that most of the users have Local Notes archive files (filename.nsf) on their personal PC's. Thay want the ability to access these files from Outlook and or import these files from their local PC...

Microsoft has an article called sixsteps.doc that gives a lot of very valuable information on this.

You must do some setup on the exchange 5.5 side prior to doing the configuration the id you are using in the connection agreement must have been setup with excahnge service rights at the Org level site level and configuration level Id must also have schema admin rights within Exchange 2000. Ther...

I agree this looks like a DNS issue. First are you using AD version of DNS or Bind Version or some type of combination of both. If using AD version is it Active directory enabled. Are all your clients using same DNS. Ideally you are using AD Version of DNS with all your clients using same dns...

First have you done any testing using telnet port 25 going directly to your exchange servers ip address doing the normal ehlo handshake type things. If this works then you know your exchange smtp connector is not the issue then you can start isolating the problem. I would do an nslookup...

One of the easiest ways to do this is to put the contact list in a Public folder

A couple of times in last few weeks we have had an issue with enabling new exchange users. This has occurred both when we enabled them programatically and when we used the MMC. Basically after enabling exchange user. If you use mmc to look at user and choose Exchanged advanced then look at...

Thank you I did it Friday night and all went well.

I believe I may have found way to do it. I would like confimation. I go into adsi edit select configuration conatiner then select administrative groups. I can see the stranded container and I can do a delete on it. If I delete it will that take care of it? Or are there other places I need to...

In System Manager there is no way to delete this group. It is there but it is greyed out so you can not do anything against it. So my question is how do I delete something System Manager knows about but apparently does not have rights to delete. In Exchnage 5.5 you could have used RAW mode...

When you right click on user and select Exchange task you need to select create Mailbox then it will ask you for storage group and IS information. This will set user up so they can log on to Exchnage

In active Directory Users and Computers select Advanced Options. Then when you select the user and go to properties. Does it show an Exchange General Tab and an Exchange advanced Tab?

We joined have environment in which we have an exchange 5.5 site with 50+ Exchange 5.5 X.400 connected Sites. We added Exchange 2000 to the existing Exchange 5.5 site with an ADC. We are migrating users from our Exchange 5.5 x.400 connected sites to Exchange 2000 then disconnecting the exchange...