We have VMWARE v4.0.1 running on a Windows 2000 Pro machine. We have a virtual image that gets brought up, worked on, then reverted back to the original image for more testing. Question - anyone know of a way to make it so that we don't have to re-add the virtual session to the domain each...
Thanks - actually, disabling the firewall seems to have done the trick (am already behind our office firewall, so the XP firewall wasn't really necessary).
Since I have installed XP sp2, my Outlook2002 (server = Exchange2003) is twitchy. If I am in the inbox, I don't get new messages unless I click on an old message, or click out and back into the folder - I end up getting several messages from different times at once.
Anyone???
Pretty straight forward -
in original account properties - Exchange Advanced tab, Mailbox Rights button - Add the Second account and basically check everything - especially "full mailbox access". (note: if you want to forward messages sent to this original account to the second account, go to...
How about if you create a new user, can you create a mailbox for them? H
Also - have you tried doing this through the Exchange "Active Directory Users and Computers" (that is, through All programs, Microsoft Exchange, ADU&C" - and maybe even ON the exchange server) instead of the AD Users &...
There should be an option of AD integrated updates.
Sounds like your schema is not quite right.
As far as installing Exchange 2003, there is a really useful interactive checklist included with the installation that takes you step by step - starting running the forest prep, domain prept, etc...
Our current network is a Windows2000 AD with an Exchange2003 mail server (>50 users). We are looking to transition to a new Windows2003 AD, new Forest, (and a new Exchange2003 mail server).
I have set up the 2003 AD - two domain controllers & the exchange server. Have successfully run test...
Not exactly an Exchange issue, but exchange is the heart of my concerns.
Our current network is a Windows2000 AD with an Exchange2003 mail server (>50 users). We are looking to transition to a new Windows2003 AD, new Forest, (and a new Exchange2003 mail server).
I have set up the 2003 AD -...
OK - one (hopefully) last question. Is this "open" status something that I can see myself? Somewhere in the properties, or advanced?
I am testing this with large word documents, but the actual files that will be transmitted will be sound recordings.
Thanks for all your help so far, Nel!
Pardon my ignorance, but would that be the case even if the transmission were interrupted (and let's assume, not resumed before the application looked at the file)?
Anyone know of any interference between MOM and any other network/system monitoring software (for example, Orion SolarWinds)? It may be a coincidence, but since we have both running in the same network, the SNMP service on one of our SQL servers is flaking out every couple of days.
Basically, we have a file that gets transmitted to the desktop from the handheld, and then gets processed by a server. In order to ensure that the first file gets wholly transmitted (that a partial file doesn't start getting processed) we thought that we could have a second marker file that got...
Hi. I am trying to figure out a way to set the synchronization priority for file from my iPAQ hp5555 to my desktop. Specifically, I would like the oldest files to transfer first.
I am not 100% sure of the default setting for this, but from some initial tests, it looks like it syncs the...
I'm not entirely sure, but I would guess that if you set one device to overwrite the other, instead of a mutual sync, this would take care of the rogue appointments (then, you could set it back to how you want it to behave).
Hi - we are running Artisoft Televantage server, version 6. It appears that the admin password has been reset, and no one seems to know what it is.
Any help in resetting this would be greatly appreciated!
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