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Is it possible to forward emails coming into exchange 2003 from a specific domain to multiple email account without setting up Outlook rules? Example we have a general email address but we are looking for emails from one or two specific domains. Instead of monitoring all the junk in this...

I've posted about this some time ago and got side tracked. I was told to setup multicast on my environment. Doing some reading the past few days has me more confused. I have two 4506 sup 5 for my core and a bunch of 3560's out on the floors on different VLAN's. We have about 5 VLAN's for data...

Below is my L3 without the ip helper-address for VLAN12 The Helper-address is going to be 10.100.3.208 The VLAN12 section looks like this after the helper-address is added. (no need for me to post the entire config twice) Notice all my other VLANs don't have that helper-address. interface...

I can't figure it out for the life of me. I was watching the ghost console while I added the helper address and immediately the 12th floor VLAN network showed up and the machines started to populate. Something somewhere is blocking the multicast for VLAN12 but everything looks identical in my...

I've got a bunch of VLANs running and everything is working great :D Here is the question; We are using Symantec Ghost to image workstations and manage software roll outs. All of my VLANs show up in the ghost console accept one. My 12th floor. I've checked the configs in the L3 switch and...

Here is the situation. We have an AD forest that consists of a parent and three child domain. Parent NY, LD and SHA. The parent domain has all of our servers for New York office exchange 2003 included. All of the New York users are in child domain (NY). I am trying to run mailbox manager to...

We are running AD 2k3 I had to replace my PDC, I transfered all 5 AD roles and DNS. This morning I'm trying to tackle DHCP. I exported the dhcp database as per MS http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;325473 I imported it to the new DC running 2k3. Everything went fine. I...

Exactly I know all about what your saying. I just needed to kind of make sure that I wasn't missing anything. I wish the person that I am dealing with would use the FQDN as well but he (an admin also) insists on us using this band aid, legacy DNS suffix as if we were running NT and 98 machines...

We have 3 domains in our AD forest. The parent and 2 child domains. Currently the parent domain has the root DNS server in it. All domains and machines on the domains point to this server. In the DNS console you can see all the domains, they show up automatically when they joined the forest...

This current OS is 2000 server upgraded from NT4.0 It was on a 2000 domain in mixed mode before the migration back then. During that migration it crashed so we recreated the server and recoved the data and sent it to the new server via PST. But at that time it was easier to readd the server...

Question for you guys. I still have my old Exchange 5.5 server hanging around. During my migration to 2003 a few years ago the 5.5 server crapped out on me. We were able to get it back up and running then and got the data off. Since then all is fine on 2003. My question is that I still have...

From my understanding is that if you are going to be accessing data 24x7 (constantly) SCSI is better. If you are only going to access the data once in a while like an archive then SATA (Serial ATA) is best. This link will give you a better understanding...

We have a user claiming that fax number in most of her contacts are missing. The contacts that do have fax number do not have email address. She said they were fully populated with email addresses and fax numbers. She said no one has gone in and deleted anything. There are only 3 regular users...

Nevermind I found the answers.

I was told that when migrating from exchange 5.5 to exchange 2003 that all users cantacts and calander do NOT migrate over but instead everyone has to make PST files of those areas. Is this in fact the case?

I trying to forward port 9090 to my internal(192.168.1.5) server (web) this is what I set my apache server as due to port 80 being blocked by ISP. http://192.168.1.5:9090 works fine from inside. here is my access-list sh access-list access-list cached ACL log flows: total 0, denied 0...

:) worked great thanks *J*

hmm I don't have a www entry in my DNS under abc.com. Under Forward Lookup zone this abc.com, under that it's 4 folders and a lot of text files. Where should I create the entry for www. Thanks BTW I always hated MS DNS :P

We have an Active directory in mixed mode and are moving to native in a few weeks. My problem is that our domain is called example (abc.com) and our company website is called (www.abc.com). Now all your machines point to the AD controler for all DNS and the AD controler has a forwarder that...

Sorry that I don't know I use a checkpoint firewall right now. I came here to find info about PIX's and saw your post and though I might add to it. Create a post called need help writing a rule for 515E.