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ok, thanks. So file size doesn't matter.I'll leave it at 1 gb. For overwrite protection, I work in a school district and they want to be able to go back 6 months and retrieve data if necessary.

I am running a Windows AD network and backing up to a central location (Backup Server using 6 external 250 GB HD's. I am trying to determine the optimum file size for the media sets. I currently have a Daily Media set, Weekly Media set, and Monthly Media set using 1 GB files. It just creates...

Nicholasvdb - You solved my problem! Thank you. It was the SMTP Virtual Server logging configuration that was pointing to the e:\ directory. I have changed it to point to c:\program files\exchsrvr\logfiles and now I am not gettign the logging error any more!!! Thank you once again!-rich

Nicholasvdb, I am new to this. How do I locate teh default SMTP Server to shut off logging? I went to IIS Manager and shut off logging for the default website. This did not stop the looging error. I also stopped logging for the parent directory "Web Sites". this still did not stop the error. I...

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I searched the registry for e:, e:\, e:\exchsrvr\LogFiles\SMTPSVC1,and SMTPSVC1 but returned nothing. Am I searching the registry incorrectly?

Something has to be trying to send this information to the e:\exchsrvr\LogFiles\SMTPSVC1 location or else I wouldn't be getting this error message every 10 seconds. It says the source of the message is IISLOG and is coming from the current Mail Server. I wonder what is meant by "The data is the...

I checked all of the logging configurations on the Mail server and they are all pointing to C:\windows\system32.Nothing is pointing to the e:\ directory. Any ideas on "what" could be pointing to this directory?

Sorry, we are running Exchange 2003. I will try your suggestions Zelandakh, thank you.

We are running Exchange 6.5 on a Windows 2003 server and the System Event log is filling up with the following error: "IIS Logging was unable to create the directory e:\exchsrvr\LogFiles\SMTPSVC1. The data is the error" We do not have an e:\ drive on this server.I checked IIS and there was no...

Man, If I was any blinder, I would need a seeing eye dog!!! Thanks for your help. All is good now!

I don't see that option under OWA OPTIONS. I only see it under her Outlook. How will that affect what she sees when connecting through Web Access? all comments are greatly appreciated! Thanks!

We are using Exchange Server 2003 and I have a user that is unable to see her previously read emails in her Inbox when connecting through OWA. I sent a test message to her and saw it hit the Inbox through OWA and also her local Outlook, but when I double click on the message through OWA and read...