Here is the error.  What is different all of sudden that
this is happening?
The original message was received at Wed, 30 Jun 2004
11:32:28 -0400 (EDT)

I set up a second Exchange Server in our organization. My
understanding is that the routing between the servers is
supposed to be automatic. But users on server #1 cannot
send e-mail to users on server#2.

Does anyone know if you can access OWA via a static hyperlink. OWA has been set up in a school and to make it easier for the children to access their emails we would like a simple click on a hyperlink type connection to OWA, any ideas?

Hi, and thanks for reviewing this message.
I am a realtively non-technical end user of Exchange, and although my work requires me to understand technical concepts, by no stretch of the imagine am I involved in Exchange installation or administration - so if you could bear that in ...

Exchange server can't receive external email
that is my structure of my home network.
1. i got a domain (e.g, www.mydomain.com), and point to my
own publice IP, so the website work fine, cuase i am using

Can you configure exchange or there is any download that I can acquire to have all POP Mail collected for the Exchange users.?
I believe that there is one called a Microsoft Exchange Connector for POP3 Mailboxes but it just works or it comes with SB Server 2003
It is a true ...

Ok, here's a strange duck.  This problem has just started to occur
over the last few days.
Machine running SBS2003 Advanced.
Stopped receiving inbound mail.

I have a Windows 2003 server with Exchange 2003
installed. Everything seems to work except for one item.
Anyone using Outlook 2003 from remote locations can't
seem to send outgoing mail.

Error occur when trying to change password via OWA.
(Win2k Adv. Server with Exchange 2k) after created a CA
as well as creating a virtual directory for iisadmpwd.
Not sure what is the error number referring to.

I'm running Exch 5.5, NT 4.0...all up to date with patches
and SPs. Recently, I have users who, when they open an
email in OWA, get the addresses and subject, but the body
of the message is blank. When the user clicks on reply or

I am getting an error when I try and run the Internet Mail Wizard in
Exchange 2003.  It tells me that the server can not be part of a load
balancing cluster.  The server doesn't have load balancing installed.  Also,
it only has one network card and one IP address.

I deployed Exchange 2003 on a new Win2003 server. This is
the only server in the office. Internet connection is via
DSL.
Here's the issue:

Here is a copy of one:
There was a SMTP communication problem with the
recipient's email server.  Please contact your system
administrator.

Hi group,
I am just trying out Exchange 2003 on Windows 2003.
With all done, I am not able to connect to the Exchange
2003 server from the internet using Outlook 2003 client

All,
Is there a benefit to utilizing multiple storage groups
in a 1,000 to 3,000 user environment?  I'm planning out a
migration strategy and wanted to determine whether or not