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DCDIAG problem
I am readying my test envirom=nment for Exchange 2003 and I have to run DCDAIG on the server. I have ran it on the server for Exch2k3 and on the DC. I keep getting these errors and am completely confused as I am doing iot on the DC as well DsBindWithSpnEx() failed with Error -2146892976 The...- kevadept4
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows servers
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Moving a file server share
You are welcome. Good Luck Kev (Adept4)- kevadept4
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows servers
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Exchange Setup
OK, If you are running a W2k3 AD infrastructure then I would go for Exchange 2003. Does your current provider use Exchange 2003? If they do, do they hold your mail data on their servers. What I mean by this is that in OE6 you can select to keep messages on the server. Do you have an always on...- kevadept4
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- Forum: Microsoft: Exchange
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Moving a file server share
Hi, The plan in its self is a fairly good one. There is a question that needs asnwering for me on the cluster side. 1, how do you clients connect to the existing share? Is it UNC \\servername\sharename\ or is it UNC \\ipaddress\sharename? If it is the 1st one you will need to rename the FS1...- kevadept4
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows servers
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Exchange Setup
Hi P you have to answer a couple of questions before you go ahead with this. What Domain structure to you run at the moment? Is it NT4 or 2000 or 2003? Try to ascertain what mail server the 3rd party are using. I belive when you say OE6 this is outlook express 6, is this correct? Once we get...- kevadept4
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- Forum: Microsoft: Exchange
