For some reason, I started getting errors from my Exchange 2000 box. The
errors occur every hour (more or less exactly) and show up in the application
log as:
Event ID: 929

I recently migrated from Exchange 5.5 to Exchange 2000 with some minor
issues.  One that I currently am trying to resolve is the Free/Busy problem
in Outlook (both 2000 - 2002).
When my users try to make an appointment that schedules users from my

Do I need to purchase Exchange CALs if I am buying machines with Office 2003
Professional?  Does the Outlook count as the machine CAL for the exchange
server?

I have downloade autoDL 2.1 and I am in the process of setting it up now.
The setup instructions for it state:
2.3 DBSERVER setup
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To all,
Our Exchange 2k (SP3) was unable to send out external emails starting from
few days ago. All users get Delivery Status Notification (Delay) message.
I go into "Queues" under SMTP virtual server and see lots of external domain

Weird,  I have some users who have recieved mail intended for others.  When
I check the header info it is addressed to the correct person but delivered
to another.  It is intermittint and I can not reproduce.  It has happened at
least 4 times in the past 3 weeks.

What would cause disk space growth on the Exchange 2000 server? We have 2
partitions C: (OS) and D: (info. store). The D drive is fine, but i can't
seem to figure what's causing the C: drive to grow 500mg to 1gig almost
every week. Help!

i have been running exchange 2000 server for almost 2 years now. Is it
necessary to defragment the information store? If so, what are the steps
necessary to to do the defrag?
Are there any special precautions I should take before, during, or after the

Does anyone know what if what I want to do here is
possible?
I have been told that the following scenario can not be
done through Microsoft Exchange 2003.

I have a user that is a real Pain in the you-know-what. She asked me if there
was any way that when a member of a group, say Group A, sent an email to
Group A that the sender would not receive that email also.
That's worded funny. Let me try this....

Hello to All,
It is my first question on this news grope. i hope that i will get good
answer.
Our company get one new customer. We give him demo software for CRM on the

New install of exchange 2003 after a couple of days we recieved a e-mail with
5 pages of cc'ed users. ever since then we have been sending the same email
to the cc'ed addressess.
Run full anti virus scan

One of our customers has approached us requesting that the membership
of a Distribution list be hidden for all but a select few.  Is this
possible using ACLS in Exchange / Windows 2000?
Thanks,

I have a windows 2000 Pro computer that is trying to loginto OWA...the screen
is timeing out...only happening on this one computer..works great on all
other os's..ay ideas

i just setup an exchang 2003 server
when you connect to the webaccess client
and then logout before it lets you log off it asks for your name and
password