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  1. paulyr

    Mailbox Size & No of Items

    We have an NT4 network, Exchange 5.5 and Win98 clients. We suspect a recently suspended employee of sending malicious email. A search of all Outlook folders on her pc shows around 1,000 messages but on the server her mailbox is shown to be 80,395K in size with 7,013 items. Do these 6,000 other...
  2. paulyr

    Mac Client on Exchange - Relaying is Prohibited

    First off let me say I know nothing about Macs but have extensive NT knowledge and that this is a problem I inherited from my predecessor. On the NT network all pc's run win98 and connect to our Exchange server using Outlook, all can send end receive internal & external e-mail. The Mac runs...
  3. paulyr

    MS Exchange 5.5 Working - Then Zippp!

    Hi all - problem resolved. Cause was my own stupidity - two NIC's in the Exchange Server and I'd plugged both the patch cable and router connection into the same NIC. So obvious in hindsight............ Pauly
  4. paulyr

    MS Exchange 5.5 Working - Then Zippp!

    I have an Exchange 5.5 server, SP4 running on an NT4 network. All clients connect using Outlook98 and Win98, no problems until today. I installed 128mb RAM, taking the total upto 256mb, rebooted and found no clients could access the server. The Exchange server did log onto the network and it's...
  5. paulyr

    ISDN Multilinking & VPN

    I have 4 offices connecting to my NT4 server using VPN. All client pc's use Win98SE and external ISDN TA's. I can multilink the ISDN lines to the ISP but the connection to the NT server is only ever shown as 64k. Is it possible to make the ISP-NT server connection at 128k? Many thanks Paul

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