We are completing an upgrade from Exchange 5.5 to 2003.
All the 5.5 servers, ADC and SRS are gone and Exchange 2003 is in Native
Mode.
We have 7 Recipient Policies in place from the 7 Exchange 5.5 Sites that

I have an Existing Exchange 2000 server and I would like
to move all of it to a brand new server. Someone please
send me guidelines or a white paper on how to do this.
Please e-mail me at afzaldhanji@hotmail.com

Does there have to be an SMTP Virtual Server in IIS or is it sufficient to
manage SMTP through System Manager?  I ask this because we have 2 NICs on
our Exchange 2000 server SP3.  One is xxx.xxx.xxx.4 and the other is
xxx.xxx.xxx.5.  We have SMTP set up to use the xxx.xxx.xxx.5 ip ...

Hi, this is a novice question so bear with me.
One of our companies installed a new exchange server on
their own domain and have migrated all their people to the
new email server.

Does anyone know of the correct settings for Exchange in
Win2003 SBS for sending mail on an SMTP server that
requires authorisation.  In Outlook you would tick the 'My
Outgoing server requires authentication' and select 'Use

From: "Skosanovic" <skosanovic@lol.ba>
Subject: Re: How to prevent Exchange from delivering email to bogus email
addresses
Date: Thursday, June 10, 2004 12:08 PM

Our Exchange 2000 server up till Tuesday pm was delivering internal
emails no problems. Now when an internal email is sent it sits in the
Outlook outbox for many seconds (20 or 30 or longer) before it leaves
the users outbox.  On the internal delivery Q on the server we are

I checked internally and I can't get the web page.
I'm not sure what happened but I applied W2K SP4 to an exchange server and
Outlook Web Access no longer starts.  I checked under IIS and it has an
error flag on the different web categories under the default web site but I

My setup is Exchange 2000 on Windows 2000
Everything works fine 99% of the time, however every now
and again we have problems when sending mails to
Distribution Groups, the user sends a message to a Global

Having trouble forcing all outbound (SMTP) message to go as plain text.
Policy is set per Technet article 319252, with all settings supposedly set
to send messages to foreign domains in plain text, but messages still being
sent out that arrive at destination server HTML.

A user reported not receiving a message, and the following sequence of
events was tracked:
1-Message Submitted to advanced queuing
2-Started submission to advanced queue

When Clients try to connect to Outlook Web Access through
the outside (internet) they get a page cannot be displayed
error.  The internet sits behind a firewall but port 80 is
forwarded to the server. If they on the local network they

Exchange server 2000 will only send email to domains if it
can connect to the server with the highest preference. ie
mx preference = 10 clientdomain.com (will try)
mx preference = 20 ispspamfilter.com (won't try)

Is there any workaround in E2k to recreate the E5.5 ability to
RerouteViaStore?
Or, is there any other way to journal relayed outgoing SMTP
messages?

I have enabled mail archiving for mailbox store.Archive is
working fine for all sent and recieved mails.But does not
happen on mails in "bcc" field.
Can someone help.