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You are right, my question really didn't include any useful information and I haven't posted any stars for the people who have given help in the past. Both items I'll have to do better on in the future.

Wow...what a truly worthless response. Let me think for minute...if I worked in an organization that believed in hiring enough IT staff to do all the work, I might have time to change my mind about working here. But as it is I do everything from manage the all of the servers to putting paper...

Some of our users are having to enter their user name and password to access our intranet. They can go to the internet, but not the intranet. This seems to be spreading to different computers. If they enter the information they can get to the intranet, but why is it asking for authentication...

We have the same problem with accounts that removed from an 5.5 exchange that was then migrated to 2003. Found this article at MS, 312433, Accepting or denying a meeting request causes a "5.1.1" non-delivery report in Exchange Server. This seems to be a growing problem with 2003. Let us know...

We have the same issue. Found MS article 312433, haven't used the information in it yet, but will try tomorrow. How do you check the smtp header on a message?

When planning a meeting some of our users can't get any information about other peoples calendar when inviting them to attend the meeting, while others can. Some are using Outlook 2000 and others 2003, doesn't seem to matter. Some are on NT and others are on 2000 or XP. One user can see...

Hello everybody, thanks for looking at this... Ok we want to force users off a PC after it's be idle for about 30 minutes. But, first we want a screen saver to start after about 10 minutes and before it logs the user off the computer we want it to save any open files. So something like this...

Thanks James for the reply. We are using the latest and greatest, we downloaded it for the test. I agree that we should follow the instructions and not worry about the IMF for now.

I've gotten conflicting information about what the SMTP Authentication should be set at. The exchange best practice analyzer tells me it should be set to allow Integrated Windows Authentication. But the instructions on installing the Intelligent Message Filter tell me to not allow basic...

It's been our experience that sometimes we have to turn off Caching on a users account. Or change how often the user's account will update with the exchange server when caching.

Thanks Mark for the idea to move the UceArchive folder, but I'm still not getting any messages to the archive folder. I stopped/restarted the services as well. We may reinstall IMF to see if it changes anything. If anyone has idea of what to do I would appreciate the help. Makes no sense to...

Thanks Mark for the suggestion. I'll try it and let you know the results.

Yes, C:\Program Files\Exchsrvr\Mailroot\vsi 1\UceArchive SMTP Protocol for IMF is set to filter. Authentication is off, per MS guide

Thanks for the feedback Terry712 and Nostradamus, I appreciate it.

Thanks Mark for responding. The IMF is set to Archive. The Gateway setting is 7 and Junk Mail set to 6.

We are running Windows 2003 AD with Dynamic DNS. Do we still need a reverse look up zone?

We have recently installed the Intelligent Message Filter on our Exchange 2003 server. It seems to be working because the amount of spam people were getting has been seriously reduced. The problem we have is that the Gateway is set to Archive the messages but we can't find where it is...

Ok, the answer is http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;262397 Once I added the route to allow the users computer to access the server everything worked fine. Added this command at the command prompt: "Route add 192.168.2.0 mask 255.255.254.0 192.168.1.0 metric 2 -p"...

Would this be a Multihomed problem? Since the PC is connected to both a LAN (by network adapter) and the other company's network (by modem), is there some kind of configuration change I need to make? The OS is XP Pro SP2.

No, just modem dialup. If we could use VPN that would be great but the outside company doesn't use VPN.