I'm having issues with my mail store with intermittent hangs, where the store
service takes too long to respond, and the service restarts.  I've restored
my primary mail store (90Gig) to be able to run some tests without impacting
production.   I've got a few users with extremely ...

EXBPA usually suggests that a DC with 1GB or more RAM should have the /3GB
switch set for improved performance.
The following article confirms this: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/308356
If you plan to use more than 1 GB of physical memory on the domain

Does anyone know where exactly ExBPA takes the Exchange server name from
that’s displayed in the runtime log in the “Processesing” line (example:
09:31:28.950: Processing === Exchange Server: exchsrv1.corp.com ===)?
The reason for the question is that I’m getting ”Exchange Server ...

I'm runnign a new (clean) install of ExBPA (App version 2.7.7830.0 with Conf
File version 2.11.13.0) and I still receive errors stating the FSMO roles
(Infrasctructure + PDC + RID) count not be found.
Some facts:

Before my Exchange have some problem, but after fixed, I found that many many
junk mail received everyday, so that I enable the Intelligent Message Filter
to filter some junk mail, and I already set the SCL to 1, but it seem the
function still blocked some useful and normal email ...

Hi Peeps,
On exchage, I have created several mail enabled public folders , receiving
mail from internal and external fine, I know there's a way to be able to
send/reply from that address aswell...

I have SBS2003 standard edition with Exchange 2003 SP2. I have my mailbox
store database on one unique disk drive. It is alone. Disk drive was 10GB
last month with one prive1.edb 6GB database but now disk drive is 22GB in
physical size with 17GB database. I have a tremendous ...

I guess the subject line mostly covers it. I am in need of additional
ways to monitor incoming and outgoing SMTP traffic, including the SMTP
converstations themselves to help diagnose some unusual email failures.
 I welcome any suggestions

Again, congratulations on a very nice tool. It would be nice if all of MS
software was as concise as the tools you produce!
Just a small issue with a warning produced by both ExBPA and ExTRA on the SBS.
This warning is produced by the ExTRA

Is there a way to put a disclaimer to every outbound message of my exchange
server? I am aware of some tools making this job, but i wonder if i can do
it with no cost from my exchange server.

I have tried ExTRA and recieve the following error: Failed to to retrieve
processor and memory performance counter data from the file
c:\PerfLogs\ExPTA.servername.20061120135326.PerfMon.blg. An unspecified error
occured while reading the file.

Anyone know of a report I can generate, or a log that I can view, regularly
which shows me what types of attachments users are emailing off of the
network to external email addresses?
Thanks,

Has anyone found a way to run the best practise analyser inside a vmware
virtual machine?
Secondly, can someone point me to the document that outlines what expba
does, in case I have to go through it manually?

I have downloaded EXBPA, EXTRA and EXPTA, can I get any of them to
work, no I can't.  I have checked the link below I found on another
post, and all permission are correct within WMI Security.
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/exchange/Analyzer/18814786-

System requirements for the ExchBPA tool do not specify Service Pack levels.  
Is it fair to assume that the version of ExchBPA I am using (V 2.7 dated
6/7/2006) works with the latest currently available SP for Exchange (SP2)?