Is there any kind of workaround or method to correct users being required to
provide their login credentials a second time when opening a .wav attachment
in OWA? I have seen other posts with similar problems. However none of them
directly or indirectly address this issue.

I have an Exchange 2003 Server and am running Outlook 2003 on all my clients.
One of my users is recieving undeliverable emails when she trys to forward a
V-Card from her contacts.  Below is the error:
Your message did not reach some or all of the intended recipients.

Hi Together
I've a little problem with NTBackup and Exchange 2003. The Backup works with
NTBackup an stores the data on a tape. When I want to restore it to a RSG,
NTBackup tells me, that the restore was successful, but when I mount the RSG

Greetings, everyone. At the moment, I have one user for whom OWA
(2003) is almost unusable.
First, the Exchange server is fully patched 2003 SP2. The client is an
almost-fresh install of XP Pro and IE7, also fully patched.

In Ex2003SP2 and OL2003 is the maximum amount of free/busy information you
can publish 36 months?
The group policy template has the maximum set as 12 months and I was
wondering if there is a good reason for that or if it is just historical and

Hello.  This is an issue that is new as of today.  We were having trouble
with users calendars not showing accurate free/busy information from our
resource mailboxes (conference rooms), and ended up opeing each of the
resource mailboxes with the "outlook /cleanfreebusy" parameter ...

When I reply to an incoming email, the incoming email will have timestamp
right above the To: box - saying, you replied on so and so date and time.
When I clicked Reply to an email but then decided to cancel that reply, the
timestamp would still be showing above the To: box.

I'm having a perplexing problem with Outlook Web Access on my PC that
has surfaced in the last couple of weeks. None of my colleagues at work
is having this problem, and I'm only having it on my primary PC, so I
don't think it is Exchange Server related, per se.

I am using exchange 2003  and outlook 2003 and also outlook 2007.
How do e-mail some using my two different from addresses?
My primary addresss is jps@jpscott.com and my other address is
john@jpscott.com. Can I do this using outlook without create multiple

I'm having problems with Outlook on WinXP sp2 clients.
It seems Outlook is only recievign mail when I am actually working in
Outlook. To recieve mail I have to 'activate' Outlook.
For example

Accessing OWA, after enter the credential, the contents did not display.
Basically nothing comes out. What could be the cause?

OWA on 2003 doesn't display/search contacts under a subfolder of Contacts.  
It only displays contacts at the top level.  Is there way to fix that or work
around instead moving all the contacts to the top level?
Thanks.

I have 2 users sharing their calandars,
I have moved them (Across an admin group) to exchange 2003 (from exchange
.5.5)  the users are still part of an NT 4.0 domain and are accessing their
mailboxed via the associated external account,  there is a 2 way trust

Can Outlook use the front end server as the server it connects to?  I have
tried to type in the front end server name and I get a message that it can't
connect to it or something.  If I put the back end server name it works
fine.  I thought one of the features of using a front ...

I have a very weird problem.  I have a user who is getting an HTTP 404 Error
when he tries to log in to OWA.  The page comes up with two frames and each
frame has that error.  The really odd thing is that it only seems to be his
account.  No other use has that issue.