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Guys: I'm trying to restore a SQL DB from Brightstor 10.5 w/ SQL agent. I can see the session where the DB is backed up, logs say it was backed up successfully. But when I try to restore, I get the following: Error 3402 - Unable to create file <path to file> EC=Invalid Name I'm trying to...

Easy enough to find that out... Do an NSLookup, change to show MX records ('set type=mx'), then just type the new Email domain name. If it shows the public IP of your Exchange server and the preferences, you're in business! Hope this helps! There are 10 types of people in the world, those...

cmiddl1, you don't need to delete the log files after the defrag. The steps in the article are: 1 - Create a scratch folder on the computer that does not have Exchange Server installed on that particular computer. 2 - Copy the Eseutil.exe utility, Ese.dll file and Exchmem.dll files from the...

So when you send the 6 MB attachment from the yahoo account to mailboxes on both sides, it succeeds? If that's the case, check the following setting on both sides. IMS -> Internet Mail tab -> E-Mail Domain button... If you see the other domain listed in there, select it and hit 'edit'...

Have the recipient's Email admin check the incoming message size limit on the individual mailbox properties. They may have only checked the mailbox size restriction. Hope this helps! There are 10 types of people in the world, those who know binary, and those who don't! Vos [peace]

Is it only the MTA that stops? What about the IS? What about the partition the transaction logs are on, is that running out of space? There are 10 types of people in the world, those who know binary, and those who don't! Vos [peace]

Did you restart the IMS after you made the routing changes? We've got the exact same setup as you do, and we're able to receive the other domains fine! Hope this helps. There are 10 types of people in the world, those who know binary, and those who don't! Vos [peace]

Yep, I just ran an offline defrag in the same situation you're in. MS article Q244525 tells you exactly how to run Eseutil on a completely different server. I copied my 33 GB priv.edb over to the other server with a few other files the article mentioned (eseutil.exe, etc). Ran it from there...

Thanks for the info NetIntruder, but I think it's a bit too expensive for what we're looking for. There are 10 types of people in the world, those who know binary, and those who don't! Vos [peace]

Ok, thanks NetIntruder. Any idea for a ballpark figure of how much MessageStats runs for a single Exch5.5 server with 1500 users? There are 10 types of people in the world, those who know binary, and those who don't! Vos [peace]

This article will take you through it, although any book on NT, as that sounds like what you're running, will tell you how to setup performance monitoring. http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;150934&Product=nts40 Hope this helps... There are 10 types of people in the...

Thanks for the reply, NetIntruder. I've got message tracking turned on for the IMS, but that just dumps daily logs on everything that crosses it. Unless I parse through each log field searching for the domain name, I can't really get anything useful out of them. Even then, this would have to...

Are you guys aware of any way to find out how many Emails have been sent to a specific domain from our Exch 5.5 server? I know there are 3rd party tools, but we don't really want to pay for an entire tool just to do these reports. Thanks. There are 10 types of people in the world, those who...

Sure, just use Performance Monitor from another workstation to monitor the appropriate parameters on your Exchange server. Depending on which queue (in/outbound) you want to measure, you'll pick something like MSEXCHANGEIMC:Queued Outbound or Queued Inbound. You could setup an alert within...

If you've removed it from the turflist and restarted the Internet Mail Service, and still nothing then you should setup message tracking on the IMS to see if the messages are even making it to the server. There are 10 types of people in the world, those who know binary, and those who don't...

Seeing as you've most likely got Admin access to the Exchange server, just create an Outlook profile on your PC, or any PC with Outlook on it and login to that user's account and search their mailbox. They won't know you're in there as long as you don't delete anything, just watch that you...

Message size limits can be placed in any or all of the following locations: - The mailboxes themselves - The Internet Messaging Service - The Message Transfer Agent (This might be where yours is!) Hope this helps! There are 10 types of people in the world, those who know binary, and those who...

Sure. Go into Exchange Admin, under the properties of the mailbox, go to Delivery options. Set the alternate recipient to be your 'virgin' mailbox. Make sure you set delivery to both original and alternate recipients, otherwise the original mailbox won't receive the Email! Hope this helps...

You'll almost always have messages in the Outbound messages awaiting delivery queue. This occurs for a few reasons, such as a message delivery failure on the other end. Most times, these messages are nothing to worry about, unless your users start complaining their messages aren't getting...

We needed to install it for our new BlackBerry Enterprise server, which was Win2K3. We ended up rebuilding the server as Win2K, no biggie. There are 10 types of people in the world, those who know binary, and those who don't! Vos [peace]