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What version of Exchange are using and what version of Outlook is the user using?

Homer15, Have you confirmed that you have 'Allow Automatic Forward' enabled? Unless you have it enabled I think you can not forward e-mail via the method you are trying.

homer15, If your user can leave his workstation on with Outlook running, I would suggest you create a rule wizard allowing e-mail coming into his box to be forwarded to his external e-mail. You can then give him the option of deciding which kind of e-mails he wants to forwarded. For example...

I found the answer: http://www.tek-tips.com/gviewthread.cfm/lev2/3/lev3/15/pid/858/qid/752823 It was just a matter of turning on 'Allow Automatic Forward'. Go to the properties of your default Internet Message Format in Exchange System Manager, and turn on this option in the tab 'Advanced'...

I have the same problem and have tried the same solution with no luck. I have discovered that the "forward" command works differently when using it under the rule wizard versus the normal way. I have also tried using the "redirect" command in the rule wizard with no luck...

rich211 I recommend that you read the postings above. Many of us have provided workarounds, for example: - Use Outlook Express - Upgrade to Outlook XP Good luck rich211.

Well more bad news. I tried mikewy's fix with no luck. We did the following: - Reformatted the drives - Install fresh copy of NT with all the current service packs. - Installed Exchange 5.5, with all patches - Restored Pub, Priv and related files - Tested Pub and Priv with Eseutil.exe. The...

I added a larger drive this weekend. No luck. Exchange still gave the defrag error. :( And of course we are still having problems with outgoing Internet e-mail. I will try to defrag manually to see what happens. I can only do this on weekends because my users demand our Exchange Server be...

twillboy, you do have a problem if your priv is 8gb and the drive it is located in is only 15gb. This means that your priv has not been defrag for a long time. Because during the the defrag process it would need 8.8gb of free space to create a copy of the priv during the defrag process. If...

If you only have 5 user the most simple way to do it is to setup a rule wizard on each user that automatically deletes any Internet e-mail that they receive. They will never see it. It's not fancy but it works.

twillboy, the reason may be that the 98/95 users are storing their data on the server and the 2000 and xp are using Personal Folders. jonarden, I did get event 1221 for my priv. I copied both priv and pub to another computers. I then copied Esutil Utility and related files to this computer...

Twillboy I have two questions and one observation: 1. What is the size of your PRIV.EDB & PUB.EDB files? 2. Did you check the Event Viewer -> Application logs? Observation -- If you only have 950MB free out of a 15GB drive you are in big ... big trouble. Your Event Viewer should show at...

I forgot to mention my workaround for my users (my new drive will not be in until Friday). There are two: 1. Outlook Express -- We use this to collect the user's e-mail from our POP mail server. This is the workaround that worked best for us. 2. Create a new Personal Folder in Outlook -- I...

I found the solution to: EventID: 183 Source ESE97 MSExchangeIS(293) Online defragmentation of database PRIV.EDB was interrupted and terminated It appears that you need at least 110% free space to defrag PRIV.EDB. I also found out the sizes of my EDB files (I'm learning alot very fast)...

- We are using Norton Corp. Anti-virus. - All Outlook versions have been impacted. Outlook 98 and 2000. - Event viewer shows that : EventID: 183 Source ESE97 MSExchangeIS(293) Online defragmentation of database PRIV.EDB was interrupted and terminated EventID: 1221 , Source: MSexchangeIS...

My users started having this same problem on May 22 around 8:30am Pacific time. We can receive and send internal e-mail with no problem. We can even receive Internet e-mail without a problem. But when we try to send out Internet e-mail we get the "No transport..." error. At this...