I'm running exchange 2003 SP2 in windows server 2003 SP1.
what is involved in setting up the exchange server so it can accept emails
for more that 2 domain.
right now we can receive and receive emials for "example.com" but we need to

If we want to use Mailbox Manager to create a policy for a specific folder, does
that folder have to already exist in every user's mailbox, or can it be created
later (with the same name, of course) by the user if they want to utilize the
arrangement?

All,
I have updated a couple users that used to belong to the administrators
group.  I have removed them, mainley due to the Exchange Send As issue and
Blackberry's.  It does not seem that the change in security is being updated

Hi! I've got a little problem. I'm using Windows Server 2000 SP4 with
Exchange Server 2000. Every user I have can send and receive mails. But, a
new user can only receive mails, when he sends he gets this error:
Your message did not reach some or all of the intended recipients.

anyone can suggest a good antivirus program for a small office network
running win2003 server 64 bit with exchange 2007?
Thanks
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I need advise on how to test our disaster recovery on exchange 2003.  We
have 1 exchange 2003 server running in our windows 2000 domain.
I am in the process of creating a test domain with a test domain controller
and a test exchange 2003 server.  The problem I have is how do I ...

Hi I am getting the subject warning in a DNS Report.  The detail is in the
paragraph below.  I believe the second paragraph is the response that our
server provides.  What do I need to do to fix the problem?
WARNING: One or more of your mailservers is claiming to be a host other ...

We have several Resource Mailbox activated and use them for our conference
rooms. All users have read access to the resource mailbox and by that full
read access to all meetings including a resource mailbox (conference room).
If you write sensitive information in the meeting ...

maybe someone could explaing the following problem:
We are using Exchange 2000 (SBS2000). All e-mail arrives and MOST e-mail is
distributed fine. However, if one of our people is listed as a recipient
amongst a group of recipients (read: distribution list), the e-mail

Hopefully this is easy but for the life of me i cant find it.
We have (now) three email addresses that the exchange 2003 server
accepts emails for 2 of the email addresses are fine being in peoples
address books or should i say when i double click a user in outlook

I've been noticing something using OWA on exchange 2003 regarding
files downloads which are attached to messages, and a specific piece
of functionality that I'd like to replicate in my own application that
is proving somewhat difficult to achive.

I have three ex2k servers (A, B and C) in my testing environment,
- They are all in the same routing group
- They have their own smtp virtual server
- A is master server

We have installed Exchange 2007, and are currently evaluating to try to
locate any surprises before we migrate the whole organization :)
One thing we have noticed so far, is that certain embedded links are blocked
in OWA.

I have a mail server that's being used as a relay by some spammer that
knows one of my user's login and password.  I've checked and tested
the server and it is not a relay.  I'm thinking this guy has a virus
or trojan installed on one of my thousands of users computers and

I have been getting email returned from recipients that I never sent email
to.  So for a while I have figured that somebody has hijacked my SBS exchange
server to send spam.  I just ran a test report that said that I dont have an
SPF record and that opens my email up so that ...