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I seem to have stumbled almost by accident onto an active directory connections setting that seems to have done the trick, under Defaoult First Site Named. I was checking my AD settings thanks to your post, so thanks for pointing me in that direction.

Some of my users are having trouble connecting to Citrix (Metaframe for Windows 2000). I believe it is because our License server stopped working and new users could not connect, and users who had temporary licenses stopped connecting when licenses expired. I reinstalled and re activated the...

Thanks. That's what I did for the users who keep their calendars and messages on the server, and it worked very well, except I forgot to do my own calendar. Oh, well. Thanks for the help.

I have been using the trial version of Exchange 2000 server for about 3 months now, and have decided to upgrade to the full version. Apparently I originally downloaded the Enterprise Trial version, because when I try to upgrade, I get a message that I have to "INstall from the same...

No luck yet. THis seems to be a real tough one. DD

Actually, I edited the registry myself, and carefully followed the instructions, so I'm sure it was done right. I have also tried creating a new user and changing passwords for the Windows logon, but that hasn't helped either.

This has been driving me crazy. On one of the computers I support, Outlook 2002 (in workgroup mode on Windows 98) seems to save the password properly. The *'s are there when you check the account setup, and I know the right passwords were put in. But when the user opens Outlook, it asks for a...

Set up the exchange account first, then your POP3 accounts. I have an Exchange and 3 POP3 accounts in Outlook 2002 ahd they all work fine.