I have an enviroment that once had an exchange 5.5 server in it. It was
upgraded to 2003 at some point. the adc and srs were not removed properly and
the exchange 2003 server has since crashed. I rebuilt it and restored from
backup to a temp server. I then added a perm server to ...

I have Exchange 2003 on W2K3. Sometimes we get NDRs with the following message:
You do not have permission to send to this recipient. For assistance,
contact your system administrator.
<server.domain.com #5.7.1 smtp,550 5.7.1 Access denied>

I have a w2k domain abc.net which am migrating to w2k3 domain us.xyz.com.
Email addresses currently being used in the abc.net domain is
someone@us.xyz.com
I have build new DC's and new exchange2003 clusters for the w2k3 doamin

I have two domain controllers (running Windows 2000 Server), both of these
domain controllers are also Global Catalog servers. On a separate server I
am running Exchange 2000. I know my domain controllers are replicating
Active Directory information because I took one of the domain ...

I am new in this company and I see that in our web site we have a button and
it goes to https://OutMailServerName.DomainName/Exchange . So MailServer name
is visible I am wondering if this is a secure way to connect to our mail
server. Is this the way everybody does, or do we ...

I get this error all day long, what is exchange mad about?
Event Type: Information
Event Source: MSExchangeAL
Event Category: LDAP Operations

Can any one tell me how to restrict delivery of e-mail messages of a user,  
in a maner that he/she only can send messages to local users ?
Thanks.

We are moving to a new server in a new site, what is the easiest way to
achieve this, move server wizard does not work for SP4 !
Any ideas ??

Sorry if this is the wrong group to post this in.
We currently have users who need to have email sent to our domain such as
nancy@example.com which is hosted by our Exchange server.   However, the user
actually needs to have that mail forwarded to their home ISP for various

Over the past few months I've noticed when creating an account, the mailbox
is not created.  The user account is created but not the mailbox..  This
occurred maybe 25% of the time.  After rebooting the mail server the mailbox
gets created.  Any ideas?

Due to a hardware failure I had to set up a new Exchange 2003 server on
a new server.  I removed the server in AD Sites & Services and it
installed ok.  Now when I go to set up a new user in AD I no longer get
the option to create an Exchange mailbox as I did before.

I have Exchange 2003 installed on Windows 2003 server and configured OWA for
the same. I would like to have simple URL for accessing OWA (ie without
/exchange)
The Defaul URL will be http://domainname/exchange

I want to setup backup email server. I have 2 MX record for my domain and 2
different ISP. If my primary ISP goes down so I want to backup(queue) all my
email to another server using 2nd MX (Backup MX)record and once my Primary
ISP line goes ups it will delivery autometically all ...

I have an Exchange 2000 server and a 2003 server in a site. The Exchange
2000 server has been retired (all users moved over, all functions moved to
2003, etc.). However it will not uninstall. It keeps complaining about a
mailbox still being in use as the reason it will not ...

I have Exchange 2003 service pack 1 installed on windows server 2003 service
pack1.
I created a universal group(Accounting) and its GROUP TYPE is distribution.
I  add some users to this universal group (Accounting).