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2000 SP4 Rollup Patch = Problems??
They first told me that I have to pay for the support call, because Exchange 5.5 ist out of live cycle and my two free calls only work for current products. GREAT! Now I reopened the call and asked for the hotfix. We will see how long it takes for them to call me back, or send a link for...- sdiesler
- Post #26
- Forum: Microsoft: Exchange
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Exchange 5.5 and Outlook 2003
We also have Exchange 5.5 an most Clients on OL2003. No Problems. Some Clients use Cache Mode, most do not. OL2003 uses DNS or Hostfile for connecting the exchange server, older versions used WINS. So be sure that name resolution via DNS or hostfile works properly.- sdiesler
- Post #17
- Forum: Microsoft: Exchange
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2000 SP4 Rollup Patch = Problems??
I just realized that we have two support calls for free because we have a technet abo. So I will make an official call and see what Microsoft says to the problem. I'll keep you informed...- sdiesler
- Post #21
- Forum: Microsoft: Exchange
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2000 SP4 Rollup Patch = Problems??
Sorry, off course to uninstall was the solution for the x.400 problem, but we would like to have the SRP installed. So I just think uninstalling is not the proper solution. I'm 100% sure that the SRP is the reason for this mess, too!- sdiesler
- Post #18
- Forum: Microsoft: Exchange
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2000 SP4 Rollup Patch = Problems??
Hi, we have exactly the same problem. We first thought the problem might be related to the new tcpip.sys (related to MS05-019). But we changed two values in the registry (TCPWindowSize=65535 and EnablePMTUDiscovery=0) and it did not resolve the problem. Restarting the MTA lets move all mails in...- sdiesler
- Post #16
- Forum: Microsoft: Exchange
