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Hi, I'm trying to install Skype for Business 2015 in a child domain for Europe. When I want to publish the topology, I get an error that the Central Management Store that I'm trying to publish does not match with the current one. The current CMS is in use by Lync 2010 for another child domain...

The "problem" with dots in emailaddresses doesn't sound plausible to me either, but I was just checking... There are no anti-spam measures in place at this moment on the server itself. On Outlook there's McAfee installed. And yes, in the ZoneEdit test I used the exact same reply address. When...

@ShackDaddy There are no RBL's in place. And yes, these domain's are able to send mail to other recipients on our server... We've tried several things, like changing the mailaddress to no longer have .'s in it, without any success. I've performed another test... On...

Hi, The following problem occurs: I have set up a SBS server with a few user accounts. Some of these accounts are unable to receive mail from (again) a few external domains. One of these domains forwarded me the error they receive on their SMTP: mail.XXX.org[XX.XX.XX.XX] timed out while...

The printer would, indeed, need its own NIC. But that was stated before. However, static IP is not necessarily the best solution. The way we solved it is flexible enough for us. We create a reservation on our DHCP for the printer's NIC, making sure that the printer will get the same IP...

Hey MrToledo, No, you can't use NAT when you want to be able to ping the private-side from the corporate side. You will however need RRAS. Set it up as a normal router to connect these networks. Also make sure there's a route from the corporate clients to your private network. The clients on...

Hi, If indeed hardware compression has been turned off, this could indeed be the cause of your problems. In getting ArcServe to backup more than 20Gb on a 20/40 dds4 tape, hardware compression MUST be enabled. Also, the figure of 40 Gb is only a guess based on a compression level of 1:2 So, in...

Is the 40Gb native or compressed capacity? If it is the compressed capacity, you might indeed get problems with it trying to backup 23Gb. Also look at the setting in the job on overwriting the media or appending to it. With kind regards, Argetlam SysAdmin

Hi Paddy, Indeed it is the tool included with Exchange. Sorry it doesn't bring you the solution you need. Another thing to try might be importing the archives back onto the Notes-server into the mailbox of the user. After that you should be able to migrate the whole mailbox towards Exchange...

I guess you have the Lotus Notes Migration Tool. With this tool, you'll need to visit every single location where an archive resides. So if a user has two archive on his/hers local hard drive, you actually have to go to this pc (or control it remotely). With the tool, you can open an NSF-file...

We've done it, but is a heck of a job. What you need to do is migrate every single Notes-file into a seperate file, and then import the whole lot into the correspondig mailbox on Exchange. There's no quicker solution supported by Microsoft. With kind regards, Argetlam SysAdmin

Thank you all for your answers, especially tuliphead! What does this mean for the communication between a VM and the controlling workstation running VMware Console? Is there any communication going in between, except from keyboard, video and mouse-info? With kind regards, Argetlam SysAdmin

Hi, Can anybody tell me how it is safe to set up ESX for testing only. We have a ESX-server with only one NIC installed, on a seperate LAN. We want to connect this ESX-server to our production-LAN, without having the risk of having VM's messing up our production environment. This enabling us to...

You can achieve this, but you'll possibly have to change the structure of your network. If you can find a way to create a routed subnet for your IP-phones, you can create a separate DHCP-scope on your DHCP-server. In this scope you must set option '003 Router' to point to your router. Of course...

Is TomTom something, very popular here in the Netherlands. This totally depends in which region you want to use this application. With kind regards, Argetlam SysAdmin

Are you logged in as a domain administrator or as local administrator? When you're logged on as domain admin, check you local permissions on the server. I know this is not standard. Commonly the domain admins are added to the local administrators-group when joining the domain, but I've seen...

The public folders solution is probably best, but another way is to set up another account, have the dept connect to it with the additional mailbox function. This of course after setting the appropriate permissions. With kind regards, Argetlam SysAdmin

Hi Greg, First, thanks for your enlightning answer! This all sounds very plausible.... Upgrading to Outlook 2003 would give us another problem. Our network has been subject to a lot of major changes the last year, so an upgrade of the full Office-suite to 2003 means a huge "culture-shock" for...

Hi, You can do this very easily, by using Group Policies. In a GPO, you can find it under User Configuration - Administrative Templates - Windows Components - Windows Explorer - Hide these specified drives in My Computer. The users will no longer "see" the drives you've entered, but still...

Hi, I expect you're using XP Pro as WS-software. Go to the properties of you computer, then go to the Advanced tab and click on the button for Settings in the User Profiles-section. Make sure you're not logged in as one of these users you want to copy from or to. Select the profile you want to...