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I want to change the administrator password in windows 2000 active directory, how I'm a fraid about the impact on other service, can some one advise me on that. Thanks

I have strange problem ! when some of my e-mail users send message to other , he recieve that the message was deleted without reading , in fact the message still in the recipient inbox and it was read , it's not deleted . I use exchange 5.5 on server , and outlook 2000 on the client.

Yes , just install your new server as a backup server for domain , then install the exchange , join your existing site , then Move the mail boxes to the new server , and rehomed the public folder to the new server also. At last you will loose no thing because your server will still be running...

The easy& save way to do this is to install your new exchange server ,join your exsting site, and leave the old server running , then from exchange admin move all mail boxes to the new server , and rehomed your public folder to the new server , then you can uninstall the exchnge server from...

for on line backup no need to stop the exchange service , for your case if you have damge in some mailboxes , you can restore them from your brick-level backup if you have .

While I'm testing my on line backup , I install new exchange server for test , I gave it same (NT domain name ,orgnization name , site name & computer name as my productive server , I restore all the information store to my test server , when I try to start the information store it didn't start...

I have windows NT backup server , when I try to logon locally to the machine I couldn't find the locall computer name in the list of domain , so I can select it to log in locally to the machine instead of log in to domain.? Any help

No need to assign delegeation , you need to assign permission in the exchange , in the mail box properties you will find permission tab.