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yes, i did that. what is odd however, is that i have now installed IIS on the presentation server (and an ssl cert) and now things are working. This is really bizarre. I would like to try to figure out what fixed it.

just curious - Does the presentation server in the deployment i mentioned above require IIS to be installed?

no, we dont have either yet. This test environment is not exposed to the internet yet, but i had planned on putting the secure gateway on the same server as the web interface.

I am trying to setup a test citrix environment, and it is driving me crazy. We want to offer (primarily) the web interface to our users. i have 3 servers in the mix dc1 - 2003 AD Server TS license server present- Windows srvr 2003 citrix 4.0 presentation server Office 2003 web1-...

just wondering... you MUST have a front-end back-end environment for RPC over http. You have to install the RPC over HTTP service on the front end server. Then check the box inside of ESM to indicate the RPC server, then check the box on the Back-end server indicating it is a destination...

running XP home on the computer in the office?

open up ADSI editor on the AD machine. check out the properties page of the distribution group. check out these values: mailNickname msExchADCGlobalNames

open up ADSI on you AD server and see what the value of the mailboxName property is. if that is correct check out perhaps msExchADCGlobalNames You may have to change it there.

you mentioned the alias in your message, and this is exatcly where you want to look. When the Receipient Update policy (RUS) is run, it looks at the exchange alias to auto-create email addresses. if you want your email address to be something other than your username you specify it here. this...

It is just not possible. You cannot change the name of the server that Exchange is installed on. it will not work. You can change the domain that it installed to, with a heck of a lot of work. I will try to dig up the MS kb article on it, but what if what you are trying to do is change the name...

Exchange standard has a phsycal store limit of 16GB. so, before you decide to move to exchange make sure you don't excede that amount already. Speaker posted about having to build up a duplicate Exchange server for restore. - This is no longer the case in exchange 2003. it was quite a bit of...

you would need to create a mail enabled contact in AD for each of these people. By default, mail enabled contacts will show up in the regular Address list. If you want to have a specific Address list for only the contacts, you could create another inside of exchange system manager and use the...

i would make sure and have the user log in with the following style user name: your domain = domain.com user = jblow so the user name would be: jblow@domain.com often this corrects login issues.

I have one user in house here with a treo (the rest are blackberries and Verizon). The treo mail offers POP3 service. You can setup POP3 access natively inside of exchange (obviously), but this would not push the message to the phone. They would only know they received messages once they...

Are you attempting to run ExMerge and receiving this error? if so it is easier to change the LDAP port on Exmerge.

yes, the only way to have a DL deliver to an outside address is by creating a mail enabled contact. Once you create this contact and assign it to the DL, you can choose the option to Hide it from the Exchange address book so you do not have to see them there if you like. Also, there is no...

Port 80 is the internet. Why does CRM try to send mail via the internet?

It really is not necessary to use a multiforest design unless you plan on having multiple physical locations (even then, you can accomplish it with AD sites & Services). You may not want to add unnecessary complexity to your AD design unless you are forced to. If you use MS Exchange Enterprise...

Yes they have to be in the same AD domain. All the Front-End server essentially does is perform and RPC lookup in AD to find out what back-end server to request the information from. You will have to allow RPC, and IMAP4 (143 and 993) and POP3(110 and 995) (if you are offering these...

This is all doable within a single AD without many problems. however, there are MANY steps involved in doing this correctly. One of the first things you want to do is evaluate the needs of your customers. Are you going to offer owa only, or exchange over RPC as well? Are you offering public...