Dell PowerEdge 750
Dual Pentium IV 2.8GHz
Dual 10K 80GB HDDs (RAID 1)
4GB DDRRAM

I would like to find out where on the Exchange server (2003 in this instance)
are the Outlook client server side rules stored and if there is a way to
manage them from the back-end.  Reason being, the clients affected do not
display any rules in their Outlook configuration but a ...

When you go into the GAL from Outlook you can view another person's address,
phone, etc... Is it possible to give each user the rights to change their own
contact information in the GAL?

We presently have about 10 one way ADC CA's which pull from our 5.5
Directory to our AD.  Today we need to change our corporate CA from a one
way to a two way and I was wondering the following:
How much risk is this?

I want to enable TLS to and from one public domain only (a bank) but not for
our entire environment.  Is it possible? I have one exchange expert telling
me its ok to create a secondary connector, enable TLS & SSL cert on it, and
make sure the connector applies to bank's name ...

Yes remotely. What ports should I need to have open. Internetally, I'm
fine. Also, do I need to setup a Front end server. I will disable the ports
exposed to the internet. I just don't understand why the POP3 is working
with my MX Record but the exchange option is not. As of ...

I very frustrated on this.  I have a Cisco Pix 515e and I have enable every
port to my exchange server per microsoft.  However, when attempting to
connect the Outlook Clients via Microsoft Exchange Options is not connecting
using my mx record provided by my hosting company.  It ...

How do I go about setting up group lists for exchange 2003?  Is it done
through AD?
Is everyone@domain.com setup by default?
Thanks

How do I hide a user's mailbox from appearing in the Global Address List.
Thanks,
Sam

During a send / receive I am getting an error.  The error is:
"Task 'Microsoft Exchange Server' reported error (0x8004010F):'The operation
failed. An object could not be found.'"
In the sync issues folder, the following appears.

SBS 2003 SP1 for Exchange.
One of my users canot communicate with a client.
A client message bouncing back. There is no Error code or a "reason" in a
bounced message. The only thing I found suspisious in a header:

Is there a way to query the out-of-office status of one user from a program
that is running as another standard user?
Ideally, I'd love to be able to do this through Active Directory without
having to worry about whether the user even has an Exchange account...so if

Not sure if I'm posting this in the right community but here goes.
My office has a shared calendar in exchange via our Intranet site.  
Everytime I click on the Link to Outlook, I get this error
'Outlook has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the

It appears that Exchange populates the Global Address List by the "Display
Name" in the General tab of a users properties.
How can I change what the display name displays when an email is sent out
but keep the "Display Name" in the General tab the same so the change doesn't

Is there any way through exchange you can create custom email signatures for
users instead of configuring them individually at the client level?
We are using 2003 system manger 6.5