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We have been requested to block the forward of meeting requests within our originization. I am wondering if there is a possible way to do this in Exchange 2003 as I am only finding articles about possible actions in 2007. Any information would be welcome!

Could be caused by the IIS lockdown tool being installed. Once the IIS Lockdown tool was removed all information became available. Hope this helps! Cheers!

We have two Exchange 2000 servers running at two different locations in the same domain. All mx records point to server 1, and then needs to be forwarded on to server 2. When setting up an SMTP connector between the two, something went wrong, and all email was routed to server 2. All mail...

You can connect to the network through the W2K 2000 VPN client(PPTP). Once you are in the network, the WINS doesn't resolve names. But if you are physically in the network, the WINS server is working correctly. Any ideas of why the WINS will work internally but not from an external VPN connection???

We have been having major bandwidth issues due to the amount of Sobig viruses coming into the exchange server. Although we have no infection in the network, we do have a problem with the influx of mail. This is eating almost all bandwidth. We have thought about setting a header scan, but we...

I am a complete idiot when it comes to Mac, so please bear with me. I would like to set up an FTP server under OSX, which as I have found is no problem. Once I log in from a windows machine, I would like only to be able to see the FTP folder that I have created. Is it possible to hide all the...

Thanks! Worked like a charm! :-)

When you go to the mailbox properties, on the general tab you will see a button called"Primary Windows NT Account". Click this, and you will be able to choose the NT accounts from your PDC. Hope this is what you are looking for.

I may be missing something extremely simplistic... but here goes...We are using Groupshield 4.5 on the Exchange 5.5 server, and are recieving the following error: "Extension DSAVUADM could not be loaded. The extension for MS Exchange Administrator's CPU type has not been installed in this...

Not too sure if this is a feature. We have 200 users on Exchange 5.5 using Outlook 2000. Users can view each others calendars completely. Is this normal? I know that you should be able to see the title of an appointment, but I didn't think that you should be able to completely open the...