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Hello admins, Platform = exchange 5.5 two sites, clients all using outlook 2k, various os's. The user with the problem is using XP but not the only XP user in the environment. Situation= the user creates appointments with a duration of 0 hours. They do not make them all day appts., just for...

We have resolved this problem by reinstalling OWA. You can install just OWA from your exchange 5.5 disks. Regards Lloyd Cutler Executive Network Services lloyd@execnets.com 818-904-9900

You definitely will not be able to test, until you establish your new domain, and point the mx records to your exchange server. Besides adding the email address, you need to add the new domain to your internet mail connection. In the properties for internet mail, go to routing, and add the new...

Hi all, We support a network, with a vpn connection. Each side has at least one nt pdc, and an exchange server. We were running both sides from one exchange server, but due to latency issues, opening attachments accross the vpn, we added a second exchange server, at the remote side. We added it...

go into your tcpip properties on the xp machine, and be sure that netbios is enabled on tcp/ip. can u ping the server by ip? how about ping -a ipaddress Good luck Lloyd Cutler Executive Network Services lloyd@execnets.com 818-904-9900

Hi, Not sure what exactly you are having problems with. We have setup several mailessential filters, on separate win2k servers, without problems. As long as your exchange is set to forward to the ip of your mailessentials box, and mailessentials is set to send mail to your exchange server, the...

try running performance monitor to view for memory leaks. Once you are monitoring for leaks, your counters will probably be going crazy, you can manually shut off services one by one, till you find the service causing the leak. Hope this helps

I have seen the problem many times. Each time the drive where the spool directory resides, is almost full. We either clean up the drive, or move the spool directory to a different drive. Let me know if this points you in the right direction, and if you need advice on how to move the spool...

Check your settings on the xp box to see that the firewall feature, in advanced, is unchecked, and that the enable netbios over tcp/ip is enabled. good luck.

Are you pointing them to a login script in the scripts folder? If so, check your permissions for your folder and files, by browsing network places for the netlogon folder. in there you will find the script you created, most likely a batch file. Click on it to see if you have correct permissions...

Setup DNS on your DC, and change the setting in tcp/ip properties, so that it points to itself, and make sure you have a static ip on the DC. You can setup a forwarder, if you need one, in DNS, but with root hints, you should be fine. Then point all workstations DNS to the static ip of the DC...