in my brandnew exchange environment I want to use IMAP to give alle our
mac/apple users acces to our exchange server.
I found out that it is rather simple to start and manage IMAP. BUT, here the
problem comes up, apperently I am missing the IMAP service. I do not know why

(posted here because there is no Antigen newsgroup in English)
There is little documentation on Antigen SMTP Gateway setup.  They
illustrate it running on an ISA Server as an example of usage, but ISA is
not required.

Helo to anybody that can help or provide tips...
We have Exchange 2003 SP2 installed on a 2000 server with SP4 which is
part of a mixed domain that has several other Exchange server - all
running Server 2000 SP4 with Exchange 2000 SP3.

I'm just considering the pro vs. cons of the number of groups and stores to
set up during initial migration to a new server. Is there any reason it would
be a bad idea to create all four storage groups and say four stores per group
up front for a smallish Exchange environment (70 ...

I am trying to configure RPC over HTTP and I am having some difficulty.
I installed RPC over HTTP on my Exchange 2003 SP2 server running on
Windows 2003 SP1.  I checked my firewall and ports 80 and 443 are open
and pointing to my Exchange server (in fact for testing I opened all

We're running Exchange 2003 SP2, Win 2000 native, single domain.
We made our gateway server a FES and enabled the 'Enable forms based
authentication' checkbox.
The FES is working properly in that if we punch in

The company I work for has two offices in different cities (main office and
branch office).  Currently the branch office use the main office's exchange
server for email using OWA.  They are complaining about the limitations of
OWA especially Public Folder Contacts.

How do I can set up a user to automatically receive any emails that are
not routable? ie the user does not exist in the organisation? I have
done it before but it is eluding me now. thanks in advance

Okay all MVPs. I am open to any suggestions.
Currently I have a W2K3 AD with E2K3 in Maine and a W2K AD with E2K3 in
Maryland. I have built a new domain controller in Maine with W2K3 for
Maryland to be a second domain in our forest. This was the easy part. What is

Can anyone give me an estimated down time for upgrading Exhange 2003 Standard
Edition to Enterprise Edition
Exchange Server 2003 SP2 w/ 25 Users
- 18GB Priv + Pub

Hopefully, next year (1Q07) we will be migrating from 5.5 to 2003.
Before you ask, our plan is to wait for the next server OS and Exchange
2007. Funding limitations mandate I reuse a current server and order new
hardware in 2 years. Also, the inability to migrate from 5.5 to 2007 ...

Currently we have two email accounts
1) IMAIL - for public/external used, can send to public emails - use SMTP
and POP3 to access.
2) EXCHANGE 2003 - for internal used,only for internal office

I have taken over a network that WAS running Small Business Server 2003 and
have slowly been introducing a new infrastructure after I ran a Transition
Pack on SBS.  The existing Exchange server is running Standard Edition.
During Setup of this system, the previous IT manager set ...

I'm trying to understand exactly how Exchange 2003 routes mail for our
setup.  If we have 2 backend (BE) servers and 1 frontend (FE) server
acting as the internet connector all in one routing group, when mail is
sent from one mailbox on one BE server to another BE server, how is

Our existing Exchange 5.5 is the only NT box in the old NT domain.  Or other
servers are migrated to the 2K3 domain.  There is trust between the two
domain and ADC is built to allow users (all in 2K3 domain) to access their
emails which are on the Exchange 5.5 box.