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Have you tried to move the mailbox back to the original server? Or you might try to exmerge the contents out and recreate the mailbox.

I run a exchange 2000 cluster at work and have never read anywhere about a 1500 user limit. I heard this about 5.5. But MS reckon you can have up to 10000 users on a 2000 box. Not very helpful I suppose, but you did ask what Id heard.

Actually, after looking at this article on MS 174351 Im not sure you can do it with the admin program.

Have you stopped and started the IMC after you added the second route inbound?

No, If you have installed sp3 then the directory access has been upgraded and would have performed discovery again. Hang on a mo, You have AD on 02, but have you made it a global catalogue server?

OK, So you have added the domain as inbound on the IMC, You now need to go into configuration>>>site addressing and add another smtp entry. once you have done this it will start a process to update all mailboxes. Hope this helps.

In exchange 5.5, you can set up a custom recipient, then set up you folder to send to this recipient using folder moderation(I recall....vaguely)

Im wondering what service pack for exchange you have installed. MS Admitted defeat and totally re-wrote the diectory access components of exchange with SP2 and above. If you have no service pack or sp1, its possible your exchange server still only knows about dc "01"

Hi, You need to move several other components to complete your migration. 1. Recipient Update Service 2. Free/busy system folder 3. Offline address book 4. Replicate any public folders over Also, if you can, when you switch off the old server, dont re-utilise it straightaway. Leave it off and...

The basic set up is as follows. There are 2 Domains a and b. The exchange 2000 server(Clustered) is in Domain A whilst the backup exec server is in Domain B. The trust are set up between the domains. The exchange agent is installed on the Backup Exec server and the remote agent on the Exchange...

Its a bit of a strange one to me this I have 2 exchange 2000 servers.. 1 is a clustered Exchange server running on W2K Advanced. The hardware is a Compaq CL380(Cluster in a box). The second server is a standalone server but also a global Catalogue server. Both servers are running W2K SP2 and...

This does indeed sound like a problem with the DBX files, however, I dont think it is the read only problem as this would usually result in OE not starting at all. It could be that the folders are missing or corrupted. I would suggest a re-installation of OE!

I had a similar problem which was resolved in the following way(Presuming you have access to the server) 1. Exmerge all your data out to a PST file using Exmerge(Obviously) 2. Delete Mailbox from Server 3. Recreate Mailbox on server 4. Recreate Outlook profile and Login to find all folders...