I would highly recommend going through the article... How do you know your public folders replicated? If you can see the public folder TREE, then you still need to replicate all of the data by adding your new server to the replication tab of the folder (then propogating the Replica setting to...
Interesting thing... I was going through my Exchange 2k books and found this...
“When setting client permissions, you are working with security identifiers (SIDs) of Windows 2000 users and groups. Even though you are selecting MAPI address book entries, you are in fact working with mailbox-...
I am currently running Exchange 2000. We recently added a new server to the mix, and since then my users are having difficulty accessing the public folders unless they are explicitly listed in the permissions. Unfortunately most people's permissions are determined by what group they are a...
Also, just found this out, if you have an stores in an unmounted state while you are performing a full backup, the log files will NOT be cleared, because Exchange is worried it might remove too much data...
Moral of the story:
NEVER DELETE THE LOG FILES WITHOUT BACKING THEM UP FIRST!
:)
Turn on message tracking on your exchange server. Then filter all of the email based on the recipient that is having problems. Hopefully that will give you some insight as to what is happening.
I am also having the same problem. Microsoft has a page describing the problem, but says it only applies to Outlook 2000, not 2002 (XP.) I'll keep looking though. Here is a link to that page on Microsoft's site...
That's what I was afraid of.... :) Everywhere I can find the subject on the web is as simple as "It WILL work..." Even Microsoft doesn't dwell on the possibility that it won't update. Thanks for your help though.
How long is a while? I have clients that have been on the new server for almost two weeks now. When I moved, my profile updated automatically, after the very first connection.
Over the past two weeks I have moved about 200 hundred users from our Exchange 5.5 system to the Exchange 2000 system. When I had moved my user account the user profile was updated as soon as I connected, but from the few spot checks I've done with the recently moved mailboxes, none of the user...
I am running Outlook XP (2002) and have Exchange 2000 as my Exchange server. We are in a clustered environment. My workstation is on Windows XP.
Sometimes when I send a message it seems to sit in the outbox until I click on any of the folders in the folder list, after which the message seems...
We've already got the two node cluster in place and are using NSI's GeoCluster to help manage the cluster resources.
This past weekend something happened that caused Exchange not to respond to network requests. All of the services were running on the server, but I couldn't get into my mailbox...
AMD all the way. And I'm not saying that just because I am a former stock holder. The P4 chip wasn't even faster than an equivelent (In Ghz) P3 chip until it got to the 2.4 GHz mark, at which point it started to slowly pull away. For Vid card, I'm partial to the nVidia. I have a GeForce 4 Ti...
Sorry, I misunderstood earlier. I am not logged in as the account that I am copying. I copy the account to a specified folder on the HD, then give rights to that folder to the intended user. When said user logs in there is an error that there was a problem loading the roaming profile...
I'm having problems getting my ACT! together... Seriously though, I'm trying to add an ACT! directory to my local Outlook setup, and where I should be able to choose the ACT! address book in the "other address book" window, I only have the two default entries. How can I get ACT! to...
I was logged in as an administrator to the local machine (and domain) and was logged in as the profile I wanted to copy. The issue I'm having is that the things the users would first notice weren't being copied (ie background, icon arrangement, etc...) When we bring people onto our domain that...
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