Exchange backup test on Exchange 2003 on Windows 2000
I am trying to test restore of a test exchange box so I am familiar with the
procedure. I am following the instructions on Microsoft's site using
NTbackup. I did this procedure twice after class as a test but haven't

I have this on the security log of the exchange server:
Event ID 565
Object Open:
Object Server: Microsoft Exchange

In our environment we run Exchange 2007 and the Outlook 2003 client.
According to TechNet, in Exchange 2007 "the 32 KB rules limit has been
increased to a default size of 64 KB per mailbox. The rule limit is now a
customizable limit of up to 256 KB per mailbox."

I removed forwarding from an account and it continued to forward for at least
another half an hour, maybe longer. Can someone explain why this would be?

Several mailboxes on my exchange server (2003) have a significantly larger
(100+ mb) footprint on the server than on the client.  This difference
exists regardless of whether I create a new Outlook profile or OST.  There
is no one folder that is bigger.  It seems ...

When you create a Calendar object in Exchange 2003, do you count that against
your Client Access license pool?  In this case its a shared calendar that
several users access.
Thanks

I am working with scanpst.exe with limited success. the user had neither OST
or PST on the local machine, before I created them, and scan pst keeps
finding errors in the ost.
So I think the profile o the server is the issue, not the workstation.

My computer had something wrong with it and I had to empty out system and I
lost my coa sticker.

I have added and applied new Address Lists in Exchange 2007, Organization
Configuration, Mailbox, but the Address Book in Outlook doesn't show the new
Address Lists that I added.   I am not in cached mode and the Address Lists
in Outook Web Access show up just fine, so it almost ...

I am having problems getting a user's name to change fully and
completely following a legal name change.
I have successfully changed it at the AD level; added a new e-mail
address and made it the default; changed logins...  In fact,

I can not use Resolve Recipient and resolve sender in message tracking of
Exchange 2007, whatever Hub transfer or mailbox server. When I click Resolve
Recipient or resolve sender, it appear nothing.
Anyone has idea about it?

I have several users who are intermittently have problems receiving email. It
seems that when users reply to their previous emails or pull their name from
the GAL, their name resolves with the following