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I am very new to AIX, but I have found that if you physically turn off the printer, it will crash the queue, and then you can bring it back online. Georgesz

thanks guys! I will get after it... George

Hello everyone! I am brand new to AIX (4.3.something), and I need to set full control permissions to a user in her home directory. At this time she seems to be able to list the contents, but she cannot copy a new file into her home folder, or execute an SQL script from there. What command...

I have not tried exactly what you are mentioning, but I know that as long as a Recipient Policy does not overwrite email addresses stamped by another policy, then it should work. As long as the SMTP address is uniquie in the org, email will be delivered. georgesz

I would make sure that: 1. On the Exchange 2000 server NIC you are ONLY pointing to internal W2K DNS servers 2. IF you have multiple NICs, try changing the TCPIP binding order 3. I would make sure all clients get DNS from the internal W2K DNS servers, and then set up forwarders on the DNS...

check this out... http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;292262 there may be a Deny permission on Public Folders for some group (like the Everyone Group) Georgesz

you need to create an SMTP connector and a recipient policy to get it done. This article has everything you need: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;[LN];321721 Georgesz

1. you do not need a separate front-end for each protocol 2. you cannot have mailboxes on a front-end server. as soon as you check that box, users can no longer log on with Outlook to that box. When you make it a front-end, all it will do is send request to the back-end servers. Sounds like...

NT backup will do a fine job of getting rid of the log files for you when you run a Full or Incremental backup. The NT backup API is extended to back up Exchange online as soon as you install Exchange on it. Just make sure you are backing up the "Microsoft Information Store" in the...

on the SMTP connector properties, make sure you do not have checked the option to "allow messages to be relayed to these domains". If that option is checked, and the address space is *, then you are an open relay even through relaying is closed on the virtual server. Also, if your...

see MS article http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;[LN];261173 georgesz

Exchange is best left a member server. It just helps in a disaster recovery scenario. You can regenerate the system folders per article http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;[LN];275171 Georgesz

one reason might be that it take a long time to start the System Attendant, or if it take a long time to get Global Catalog access for Exchange. If you have not applied E2K SP3, I would. If you have, try pointing the Config DC and GC to another Domain Controller (on properties of the server in...

do you see both Exchange servers in Exchange Administrator on both servers? I wonder if you really have joined the site correctly. If you did, you should be able to move mailbox. georgesz

one way or another, nothing is accepting a connection on port 25 for your MX record. can you telnet to port 25 locally on the server? on the server, try telnet localhost 25 If you get an SMTP banner, then try to telnet to the IP or host name of the sevrer from another machine on your network...

see if the problem one might have some firewall software installed... georgesz

do you have a child domain? if so, rerun setup /domainprep both in the parent and child domain also, make sure you don't have unresolved SIDs (deleted users) in your Exchange Domain Servers group georgesz

check out this whitepaper on Exchange hosting multiple orgs http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;262183 Georgesz

the "without forest or tree capability" makes no sense. As soon as you install Active directory (to create a domain), you automatically create a new forest. Anyway, you should really set up Exchange in the production forest if you want to create mailboxes for those users. Otherwise...

disable their AD account, then run the Cleanup Agent on the mailboxes, and they will show Disabled. Then when someone tried to email them, you will see an event ID 9548 in the app log stating that tere is not an active SID for that user in AD, and the mail should be NDRed Georgesz