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Thank you for your reply. I can not defrag as there is less than 3% of space left on the drive, and the defrag program reports that it needs at least 15% free space in order to operate. Thanks for the link. That thread contains references to "Mailbox Manager" and also a reference to...

Our small business has a Win2K server with a 9GB hard drive on which the OS and MS Exchange Server are installed. Recently the \ProgramFiles\exchgsrvr directory has ballooned to consume over 5.8GB of space on this drive, resulting in a very full drive. This was a result of accidentally opening...

So no one has any idea why this is happening?

Here's what I did to solve the same promlem on multiple PCs with either an nVidia or ATI based video card... Open display properties (by right-clicking on the background, and selecting properties). Select the "settings" tab, and click on "advanced". The no to the diplay...

Sounds like you've exceded the number of connection licenses for your Windows 2000 server.

Excelent! Thank you.

WHen I send e-mail to an invalid e-mail address through Exchange 2000, I will get a "failed mail" notice 3 days later. How can I change it so the "failed mail" notice occurs much sooner (like within an hour)?

*** Problem Solved *** Yup. Create Mailbox, not Create E-mail Address. That did the trick! Thanks everyone.

"This is a browser setting that cannot be controlled unless you are sitting in front of the machine in question." Damn, that's what I was affraid of, but was hoping someone had found a way to work around it with some kind of HTML or JavaScript code. Thanks for all your input guys...

***** PROBLEM SOLVED ***** It seems that SMTP does not exist by default under "Connectors". Once I added an SMTP Connector for the address space "*", all outbound e-mail is now functioning as expected. Thanks for everyone's help. Every little bit of information got me...

I am having a very similar problem as found in the discussion thread10-252246 I would be pleased to know what the solution may be.

Wullie, I know that a fresh install of Windows will display the action prompts that you suggest, but I'm trying to find a solution that can be applied to the web page code, and will have the desired result, independant of the user's web browser, settings, or customizations, and also indipendant...

NOktar, when attempting to follow your directions, I could not find the "Exchange Administrator Program", instead I have "System Manager". Many other things are different too. It seems that I am not using Exchange Server 5.5 as I initially thought; I'm using Exchange...

DeZiner, thanks for the link to the other discussion thread. It's very appropriate, but not very positive. GUJUm0deL, telling me that a browser will not run an .EXE is a moot point, because that's exactly what happens on my test setup, and is what started my question in the first place! XSO...

One more bit of info which may be helpful for finding a resolution... Our public DNS records reference WWW.OURDOMAIN.COM and MAIL.OURDOMAIN.COM When setting up W2K Server and ADS, I told it our domain was OURDOMAIN.COM and the computer's name was SERVER7 so it is seen on our local network as...

Time to demonstrate my ignorance of this subject... Why should it make any difference what client program I am using to check e-mail? Outlook, Outlook express, Netscape messenger, Pegasus mail, etc should all be able to access our company's e-mail by the time Exchange Server is fully...

I have a simple HTML based web page. In it there is a simple link to an .EXE file. When a user visits the page and clicks on the link, the web browser may attempt to run the program instead of downloading the file. How can I force the web browser (no matter what browser it may be) to actually...

I set up a PC with Windows 2000 Server, Active Directory, and Exchange Server 5.5 Here is what happens: From the server, I use Outlook Express for e-mail. Send to my own account works fine. Send to a known good e-mail address on another domain results in the following error: [The message...