I am having a problem with Exchange 2000 running on Windows 2000 Server. Both
have all the latest service packs and patches. There is only one server in
this environment so Exchange is running on the DC. This server has been
running without problems for over 2 years. The only ...

I facing up some space problems on file server due to high archiving of
emails to pst files while the exchange 2000 server has plenty of space
available (edb file is 8 GB) and space on hard drive is about 17 GB free.
I know that for some performance reason the advice was done on ...

Win2k, E2k all Windows patches (I think Windows Update covers Exchange
patches...if not, maybe that's my answer right there)...but anyway.
We hit the 16GB limit.  I've done KB 828070 to help clean that up.  All-told
I've deleted over a GB of mail last night before backup or online ...

I could use some advice on an issue that I am having.  I’m having some
difficulties finding an acceptable setting for online maintenance of my
databases.  I have two information stores with 5 mailbox stores in the first
and 3 in the second.  The average size is 40GB per store.  ...

My question is, I have opened Exchange System Manager then
Administrative Group then First Administrator Group then
Servers then My Domain Server then First Storage Group
then Mailbox Store (DomainMial) then Logons.

Very recently (June 15th), I stopped the Information Store service and
proceeded to the System Manager to dismount the Private Information Store to
perform an offline defrag.  I right clicked the store and selected "Dismount"
just like the previous times.  I opened a command ...

       We are running an exchange 2003 server on Windows 2003.  We
have many public folders and in the process of trying to lock these
folders down one of them has fallen apart.  What happened was that
someone changed the permissions on a public folder that had mail