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Here's a good motivator for your over-worked IT staff... The server migration is scheduled for the weekend. The IT person gets sick on Wednesday night and does not go to work on Thursday. Having worked 32 hours in the 3 previous work days is no excuse. How dare you get sick?? Even though...

See MS KB article 202265 for how to assign rights at the top of the public folder hierarchy.

Archiving messages in mailbox folders is a function of the Outlook client not the Exchange server. At the server, you can run a "purge" using the Mailbox Cleanup Agent, however this is not an archiving function. Take a look at the Outlook client under Tools, Options, on the "Other" tab you...

This is expected behavior for Outlook. As you send to addresses, it will subsequently resolve them as you type. It is a caching mechanism that you are dealing with.

Have you checked your AD objects for the server that you attempted to build out as Exchange? You did not state specifically how the 2k2 server is impacting your attempt to install an Exchange 2003 server. More detail please?

Sounds to me like you may need to add a domain to the routing tab of the Internet Mail Connector on your Exchange server. If the domain name in the new email address is different than the basic domain name that is included in all of your SMTP addresses, then Exchange will not deliver the email...

Check the Outlook client rules first. Second, check the archive configuration in Outlook. Exchange does not arbitrarily remove email messages from a mailbox!!

In Exchange 5.5, you have an option within the Exchange Administrator to MOVE mailboxes from one server to another as long as the servers are both in the same Exchange organization. Highlight the mailbox in Exchange Administrator and click Tools and then Move Mailbox. You will receive a dialog...

You can create the new XP server and join the existing 1.8 farm. Make sure that you enable running the farm in mixed mode. I did this while upgrading existing servers from NT4.0/MF1.8 to W2K/XPa. No problems encountered at all. There is plenty of documentation at Citrix for doing this...

Microsoft supported limit is 2GB for a single mailbox in Exchange 5.5

We reboot our Citrix servers every Sunday and Wednesday nights. Midday outages due to server crashes have stopped altogether.

Best way to find out if you are relaying email for others is to submit your mail server's address to the ORBS site. http://openrbl.org/

Solution I have tried that works is to create a custom ICA connection specifically to the TS licensing server knowing that it will not work as we have turned on using only published applications in the farm. But the client computer tries to establish the ICA connection anyway and fails. In the...

With HP/Compaq servers, you can use the iLO or a RiLO to reboot the server. With Dell servers, you can acquire and use the DRAC. Both of these cards allow remote administration of the server, including rebooting from hard failures.

If your server is a Dell, Dell has a neat utility that will extend your partition without any trouble at all. Called... wait for it... extpart.exe. Otherwise, you will need to use the array controller configuration utility that came with your system. It cannot be done from the Windows Disk...

See Microsoft article Q321165

Using Outlook 2002, you would right click on the Outlook icon and select properties, click Show Profiles button. From this next screen, you can remove & add profiles.

If you do not run IIS on your Exchange server, then you will find this directory on your IIS server.

Unless you were the one to install Exchange, there is no "in your face" way to tell what the Information Store size limit is. To determine if you have Enterprise or Standard version of Exchange 5.5 installed, review the application event log. When the Information Store service starts, it...

See Q262375 at Microsoft support site