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Check the directory name on the exchange box and try using that if it's different...

Either slowly via Outlook / other e-mail reader or via Ontrack PowerControls through the .edb file Dave

If you don't mind spending about £600 try looking at Ontrack's PowerControls - restore the .edb from the necessary day then open PowerControls. You can restore to a .pst or an active mailbox. Dave

The easiest way is to re-create the ost... Close outlook, search for *.ost & rename it Re-start outlook & connect (or work online) then re-synchronise & hope for the best Dave

Hi, What OS is on the clients? Presuming it is nt based: 1) Join a workgroup on the PC, 2) Delete the computer from the domain, 3) Reboot pc, 4) Re-join the domain. This will re-create new computer accounts. Re-installing the os on the bdc and pdc will not resolve this issue. Dave

Hi all, 1) the maximum size for FAT is 4086MB (typo?) :-) 2) You will be asking for trouble by having 1 big partition I would have either a 2048MB or 4086MB FAT C drive & rest as D drive & install everything to D drive. Dave

Hi Andrew, I've had this problem before, I'll describe my situation & draw any conclusions: Multiple servers, multiple mailboxes Error you described when synch'ing to OST or exporting to .pst Slight correlation to attachments (I.E. basic text e-mails went OK, those with attachments took a few...

Hi, I suspect that the problem will be the address of the DL's. What does the error message say (For once with m$ they can usually be deciphered) As i recall, the address is in X400 format, which you will need to change before the import Also, are the Dl's already set up? Dave

Hi, I suppose sneaking a dual-boot with 2000/xp in there is out of the question??? ;-) Dave

Hi Chris, There are a few issues here: 1) Changing from member server to BDC Officially, you will need to rebuild... However, search for upromote.exe this nifty little app (about $99) will change a server from member to BDC quickly and easily. 2) the easiest way to do this (as you need to...

Hi again, Another useful utility is DHCPLOC from the NT resource kit check out http://www.winnetmag.com/Articles/Index.cfm?ArticleID=8430 If you can't find it, let me know. Dave

The easiest way I can think of is to perform a little testing... Stop your DHCP service & try to renew a DCHP lease (I.E. on win95, run winipcfg & elease all, then try to renew. On W2k run ipconfig /release then ipconfig /renew) If your pc cannot find a dhcp server then either there is no...

Hi, If the archiving throws up nothing, check out the following 1) are you getting any errors in the event logs? 2) can you restart the services? 3) do all services start normally? Dave

Hi, No probs. That was about the same argument I had with those holding the purse strings. Once I pointed out the benefits & time savings, they didn't really put up much of a fight. Dave

Hi Yardyy, <From Client> The only way i've found is to add the dl to your contacts and then export your contacts folder. (I.E from outlook) <From Server> Exchange 5.5 Admin Tools - Directory Export Select Distribution Lists Export to a pre-prepared csv file, with the GAL identifiers across...

LedZepRock Sorry, I think PowerControls was an original idea (Doesn't exist anywhere else) :-) If you don't want to pay, have you tried the warez sites? N.B. I don't endorse those sites. Dave

The program is SHUTDOWN.EXE and is in the NT4 resource kit We use it as follows Shutdown \\<server name> /r /t:60 /y /c <Context> /r - reboot /t:60 - give a 60 second warning to anyone on the server /y - answers any question with yes /c - force shutdown this can be ran from scheduled tasks...

Hi all, Is there anyway to kill the process IEXPLORE.EXE from the commandline. I have tried tlist and kill.exe but these don't work as I need. What I want is: If I kill IEXPLORE.EXE via Task Manager, all open Iexplore windows close (What I want) but I want to be able to do it via batch file...

Hi, A few (about 30%) of our users (myself included) have experienced this issue on Dell Latitude C600's. We have eventually convinced Dell to admit that this is a known issue with the &quot;palm rests&quot; i.e. the bit of plastic that surrounds the touchpad. The theory being that the...

Hi Grenage, Sorry, I mis-read the question. We had something similar set-up using profgen.exe. I don't know where it came from, but searching with google returned a few hits. N.B. this will take your NT username and try to resolve against an exchange mailbox. Dave :-)