I've only discovered now that the Information Store is throwing error
478 about checksum mismatchtes when doing a full backup. To my shame
this went unnoticed for almost 2 months now.
Since no user has been complaining about anything Exchange/Outlook

I need some help. I had an old exchange server 2003 on windows 2003 server.
The hardware was old and needed to be replaced. We setup at new server with
windows 2003 and exchange 2003. I moved the mailboxes and we forgot the
replicate the public folders(shares calender). We ...

I would like first of all, to thank every one who helped me in my exchange
questions regarding the disaster receover .
Now, we are decide to use a nother setup for exchange server as the
following :-

I get EDB files corrupt out over time and the edb stops responding normally,
and even though I run eseutil and isinteg.  
I get the files to report in good shape, and are even defragged.  I
eventually have the mailboxes that start to do wierd things like, when The

I have been able to use the exchange recovery Storage Group to mount our old
database onto the new server.  We are using exchange 2003sp2. I mounted the
old priv1.edb and .mdb files and it shows the old users with the correct
amount of email items and size.  When i go to ...

I am gonna get straight to it, the server that was hosting the msexchange
went down and now i have a new server with exchange.  All of the old data has
not been restored yet and that is what i am trying to do.  I have the MDBDATA
and MTADATA folders with 8gigs of logs and our ...

Anyone know much about this?
I see from this page:
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/exchange/guides/StoragePerformance/
1c471676-2312-4ffe-adf2-15a9cfd529c4.mspx
"If you configure your server to zero out deleted database pages,

I'm just wondering what file system AV program people are using to scan
their Exchange 2000-2003 servers (I'm not talking about Exchange-Aware AV
software).
I'm currently using Norton Antivirus Corporate Edition 10 but I find it a

I had setup an Exchange Server 2003 Standard Edition on top of the Windows
2000 Server. Every morning I have to restart the service of "Microsoft
Exchange Information Store", then only all the Outlook's users able to logon
to the Exchange Server to retrieve their emails from ...

I'm using Exchange 2000 on a Windows 2000 Adv Srvr box with individual
mailbox size limits set at 200mb.  I have been in the practice of advising
users to archive "must keep" mailbox data to Personal folders pointing to a
PST residing on a network share so backups can be made on ...

After mailbox migration from one server to another(both Ex03), it seems the
user connect still to the old server (with Outlook03). When I shutdown the
Information Store on the old Server, all users going offline. But all users
have definitely the new server configured in the ...

The size of the priv1.edb is over 5GB, but the total amount of email is only
3GB. Is the a fragmentation problem and do i just need to run the eseutil /d
to fix this? Actually, the size of my M: dirve is 8.6 GB with only 3GB of
mail, so does anyone know how to get this size back ...

I am having a major problem with public folders.
Here is the story:
I was faced with the task of adding a new Exchange 2003 to Windows 2000
Domain. Before the migration, we were running Exchange 2000 Server. Exchange

We use public folders and outlook for easy retrieval of project related
e-mail. All employees are required to move e-mail to the correct folder for
easy retrieval of anyone on the team. As you can imagine, some duplication
occurs, but it is better than having all that mail stuck on ...

I enable the "Issue Warning at" and set a size, but when the mailbox size
exceeds that limit, the user doesn't recieve a warning?  Is there anyway to
send warning to the user when her mailbox reaches the limit?
Thanks