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What happens when you click ok. Does it prompt you 3 times then give an access denied? Does it go straight to an error page at that point? Also, what OS are you using to access and have you tried with different OS? Finally, r u using just one exchange server?

It is not recommended to actually backup the M: drive. The absolute best advice is to remember this is a virtual drive and leave it alone. If you are doing an exchange aware backup, you do not need to back up your exchange folders or M: drive (not recommended). I also do a brick level backup...

Installing version 8.6 or the latest update for 8.5 (believe it was like 3572) will resolve this issue. Preventing you from having to go in and manually remove each email listed as corrupt due to long header, different version of mime, actually corrupted, etc....

I don't believe you can change this information, it is hard coded. I suppose you may be able to rewrite the file in code (Like Visual C) if you know which file you are looking at specifically. Another option and what I do is to install SMS on your network, you will not only get a reading of...

You could set up OWA with password change option, this would notify the user their password is about to expire based on your GP settings. With SSL set up you could allow them to change their passwords via the OWA. Good Luck, hope this helps! ~Robert

When you go into the licensing manager which clients are getting assigned the licenses? Are the same clients getting multiple logons, or are there other mailbox-enabled accounts that have been assigned the license and not released? If so, just revoke the licenses for the users that are no...

I dont believe you can not change the message. It is hard coded!