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I had enabled high compression and in the basic client the time to open mail was 5 seconds and 15 seconds in the full cleint. Problem is my people like the full client. Most of our users are below 300Mb mailbox size size. There are just 3 to 4 people who ate around 800Mb. However its not just...

yes this is all you need. Your 500 Exchange CALs you have will cover you for access to as many exchange server in your enterprise.

I have a problem with OWA. My setup is as follows: One front-end Exchange 2003 on Windows 2003 Server One back-end Exchange 2000 SP3 on Wibdows 2000 SP4. Both servers are on a gigabyte lan and the back-end server serves approximately 100 cleints. Currently the frot is still Our database is...

Steve, thanks it works now... Rishi

In short YES. You need a exchange server license for each setup of exchange...whether it be frontend or backend

I have the same OWA Password problem and wanted to make something clear...do i carry out the modifications on the Front End OWA 2003 Server or Back End Exchange 2000 with SP3 Server. Thanks, Rishi

gconlon Thanks for your reply. I made a LMHOSTS FIle and put in my loca W2k Machine in System32\drivers\ect and even imported the file into the TCP/IP settings. However i still get an error after authentication is complete that the specified port is not open (Error 619). I have seen from many...

Yes i have installed PPTP as one of the protocols in NT4 Server and have set to allow 1 PPTP connection. IP routing i am not sure of where can i find this?

I need to allow a few offsite people to be able to connect into our network via the internet. So the easiest way of doing this would be to set up a VPN through the Internet. I have installed the Remote Administration Server on the NT4 Secondary Domain controller and set it to have 3 Point to...

I have a similar problem as it tell me that the port is not open for communication. How do i go about opening a port for the RAS server on NT4 Server?

I am assuming you have setup the snap server in a domain and are using the Microsoft Networking authentication where it downloads a list of user names from the PDC. There could be a couple of problems but try this first. May be the snap server cannot attach properly to the domain controller so...

I need to allow a few offsite to be able to connect into our network via the internet. So the easiest way of doing this would be to set up a VPN through the Internet. I have installed the Remote Administration Server on the NT4 Secondary Domain controller and set it to have 3 Point to Point...

Go into the user manager for domains and select the users you want to restrict by using SHIFT key and select with the mouse all the 50 users. Then when you click on hours you can change them all at one go

I have a similar problem. I have a NT4 Server with SP6a on it and i have enable Remote Access Server and have setup two VPNs to connect via TCP/IP. Before i let people use the connections i thought of testing it and i am using a Win2K machine with a VPN connection setup. When i run the VPN...