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We are having a problem installing SP6a on several NT 4.0 workstations that have SP4 on. We have tried running the update from the CD, from the local disk in both network admin and local workstation admin profiles. The installation in all instances gets as far as the tick to install / upgrade...

We have SP6a on our 35 pan european servers. All working fine (touch's some wood!. Its worth looking at the security patches / rollup thats available, you may want to install it. Not sure if this requires SP6a to be installed though. Ric

Try Somarsoft's DUMPACL (www.somarsoft.com) although I think the app's name may have changed. Its a free download and shows you alot of information on users/files/folders/shares and permissions associated to them. Ric

I thought Exchange (5.5 anyway) processed mail quickly and delivered it straight to the users mailbox, even if they have yet to login remotely.

rarnold All instances are installed with office 97 to SR2b, but Outlook is upraded to 98. Just checked on one PC and the only option in the security tab for attachments is the action to be perform on inbound messages, which is set to high (default). Nothing else seems to be present, I will...

First I would recommend you look at http://www.microsoft.com/technet/treeview/default.asp?url=/TechNet/prodtechnol/exchange/support/edrv3p2.asp This is the disaster recovery guide from Microsoft and is well worth a read as it highlights potential pitfuls. Other than that we had to export all...

The only I know of is to mess with the registry on the mail server to redirect messages (any sent/received from or to any users)to another mailbox - IT IS NOT RECOMENDED THAT YOU DO THIS. You can redirect all incoming mail to alternate recpients, we have this in use on some of our sites where...

First, the mail servers have been working fine. And we haven't made any changes to any of them for 4 months, other than general mailbox management. Anti-virus wise, we use external service from Messagelabs for all inbound and outbound SMTP. At the client end we run a mix of Norton and Norman...

Chaps, we have a problem when replying or forwarding on a message that either contains or has an attachement, the attachement does not get through to the recipeint. Now, we have several exchange servers in the organisation all with site connectors and replication working OK. This problem was...

This sounds familar!!!!!