I'm using Exchange server 2003 with Windows server 2003 and I'm not able to create a new Pubic Folder Tree.

Each time I try to create the new folder I'm prompted for a network username and password.

Also when I used the Home Directory for a redirecion to a URL in IIS 6.0 the OWA stop working.

Please help Thank you,

Timothy L. Washington

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I have a some Outlook 2003 clients in which their "Connect to MS Exchange using HTTP" quit working. No problems for over a year. No errors in event viewer. At least 50 other laptops working OK. I temporarily fixed one WS by deleting the local user profile then recreating from scratch but the problem started again a couple of weeks later. A possible common denominator is DELL QuickSet but uninstalling does not fix.

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i have windows server 2003 and i will use it to inistall exchange 2003 ,, any need to run windows updat to install SP2 for server befor installing exchange ???

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I'm finding that almost all the Wizards are missing (users, security, distribution). It says to run the set up from the discs which i tried. Problem is, the version on the discs is now considered old and SBS won't allow me to run the installation from those discs.

Anyone know a way around this? I need to get those wizards back into the system.

thanks.

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Hi,

Im an employee of a company who provide IT support by mainly outsourcing,
A client of ours is wondering if its possible to deploy an additional exchange server on a different facility in another country.
So if the 'main' exchange server (wich is running on SBS 2003) crashes or goes offline, the secondairy exchange takes over.

Hi all could somebody explain me the issue with the SNP because the only way to solve the issue is rebooting the server and removing the network cables.

thanks
br


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Hello, I am replacing an older physical server that was running windows server 2003 enterprise and exchange server 2003 with a new physical server and the client wants to re-use the 2003 software. Can anyone tell me where I can find a how to document that will help me setup the new exchange server and then migrate the data from the old server to the new server and then decommision the old server? (old and new server will be or are running windows 2003 server enterprise and exchange 2003 enterprise) I am used to working with SBS Servers and its been a while since I build an exchange server by itself.

To set a single mailbox limit use Active Directory Users and Computers -> select user -> Properties -> Exchange General Tab -> select the Storage Limits button and adjust the properties.

I formerly used this tool which was available for Exchange 5.5 on that as well as 2000, and an older installation of 2003, but now, on a new project, I can't get it to connect. The error syys it can't find an Exchange installation, and I've tried it on a variely of in and out of subnet environments. Any ideas or alternatives?

I have recently added a new Exchange 2003 Standard server to our
Domain. This is an additional server that we want to use for mailbox
storage we will call it New Server. The other server in the picture,
Old Server, is SBS 2003. The exchange installation went smoothly, both
servers can communicate and can see each other fine. SMTP packets are
sent without any issues... We moved all the mailboxes to the New
server, email communication seemed to work fine. Till I realized that
POP3 access for our company's blackberries no longer would work. Both
servers have the POP3 service running and both servers have the POP3
virtual server running with the default settings. Our router routes
all POP3 and SMTP traffic to our old server. When a mailbox resides on
the Old server, Pop3 communication works fine, however, when it is
moved to the new server: pop3 stops working. I am a newbie when it
comes to exchange... I've been studying up to the best of my ability
but am getting nowhere... Please help

--Roman

I have some more information here that might prove useful. It seems I am dealing with a logon failure of some sort. I checked the error logs under Application and found a few things.

First off I found the following error on the new server: event ID = 1022; source = MSExchangeIS Mailbox; Category = Logons; Type = Error; Description = Logon Failure on database "First Storage Group\Mailbox Store ([NEW SERVER])" - Windows 2000 account [Domain]\[UserName] yada yada yada

Then Next up I found an error on the Old server: event ID = 1011; source = POP3SVC; Category = Authentication; Type = Error; Description = Authentication attempt from [IP Address] to [User email address] has failed with error 0x52e.

I checked to make sure that the Mailbox Alias value and the User Logon Name (Pre-Windows 2000) values matched and they do. I still have no clue what is causing this problem... Please help

--Roman

Hello,

Windows Server 2003 has POP3 Installed via Windows Components Wizard listed as Email Services. This service is not used by Exchange 2003 and should not be installed when deploying Exchange 03. Exchange 2003 uses a more robust POP3 support, as well as IMAP4 Support.

Try uninstalling Email Services and then try again.

David

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