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Windows Server Forum / Exchange Server / Design / May 2006Intersite communication
Hi, We installed last week a new exchange server on a site in UK. This server is included in our exchange organization. Both servers are running Exchange 2003 SP2. The UK server is also a DC and GC for the UK site. Both servers share the same public folder tree. We set up replication for Free/Busy, Address books and EForms. Despite that, Outlook clients on the UK sites try to connect sometimes to our HQ Exchange server. Do you know where I could find a checklist to troublshoot this problem or do you know what it could be ? Where could I find the post-installation tasks after integrating an Exchange server into an organization over WAN links? Thanks in advance. If the outlook client users have a mailbox created under your HQ Exchange sevrver and they are opening outlook from UK, then obveiosly they will connect to thier mailbox located in your HQ Exchange server over the WAN, so check where are these users created. and check what is the exchange server they are trying to connect to. regards Alaa Al-Ankar > Hi, > [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > Thanks in advance. Do you have the UK users in their own Mailbox store? If so make sure that you check which default public folder store they are pointing at... Tim Tsutsumi > Hi, > [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > Thanks in advance. |
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