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Well done. I'm glad it worked for you. Replacing the databases / logs to the original locations would resolve any path issues. RRM

Customise your filters. I just remember reading this in the Exchange 2000 book somewhere. RRM

If that isn't high enough you may need to increase further. RRM

Don't think you can do that. RRM

Check permissions on your database hosting drive. i.e. the drive that become your virtual m:\ RRM

Change the scanning timeout in Groupsheild. Increase to 3000 seconds. RRM

If you moved the MDBDATA manual it will not start. Exchange uses ESM to reference where it's DB and Logs are. If you need to move the logs / Databases it must be done within ESM. RRM

Receiptant Policies will allow you to do this easily. You will need to either a) Create a seperate storage group to apply a new receipant policy to or b) identify some unique characteristic of the id's from the other domain to filter the policy on. In the policy specify the details of the...

Ok; This is what I think you need to do. Create a customer address list, that just contains the groups you want - You can customise your LDAP filter as needed when you generate the address list. Give only the users you want to be able to see / use this address list permissions to that address...

Think so.

Ok. Found the answer to this one. 1. Run an MMC 2. Add the active directory sites and services snap in 3. expand - Sites -> Default-First-Site-Name -> Servers find the servers hosting the ADC and delete them. This appeared to work and the Exchange 2003 installation now get much further. RRM

Version numbers please?

Sorry some errors, this is what I meant... 1. Is your Microsoft Exchange Information Store running? I'll assume it is 2. If you check in ESM do your stores show up? I'll assume they are there but down. 3. locate the folder, usually c:\program files\exchsrvr\mdbdata, where your logs are...

Hi, 1. Is your the Microsoft Exchange Information Store running? I'll assume it is 2. If you check in ESM do your stores show up? I'll assume they are there but down. 3. locate the folder, usually c:\program files\exchsrvr\mdbdata, and rename or move the file E00.log and *.chk 4...

Do you have AV software on the Exchange Server? If so what type? Are you scanning the m:\?

Hi, The original Exchange server it was installed on is no longer there, nor are the 5.5 servers! Thanks RRM

try this http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/assistance/HA011128331033.aspx Are you relaying mail through an ISP or do your host your own domain with an approperiate mx record ?

Thanks for that, but I haven't done anything yet. The ADC Connector has not been removed at all. connection agreements may still be lingering somewhere. I want to completely remove it manually and anyhting associated with it that will hinder my move to Exchange 2003. RRM

Hi, Can anyone help with this. Attempting to upgrade Exchange 2000 to Exchange 2003. Setup complains about ADC connector that I am no longer using. ADC was installed during a migration from 5.5 to 2000. The 5.5 Server has long since been deleted and the Exchange server has been rebuilt with a...

Hi You can restore to a previous backup then replay the logs. This will restore the server to the state before your crash. (provided your logs aren't corrupted) RRM