Recent content by clancyfan

Hello, Currently running Exchange 2003 on Windows server 2000 with about 20 workstations. Outlook 2003 installs are having a strange issue relating to shared calendars. The problem is the shared calendars occasionally disappear when you click on them in the "My Calendar" view. When you click...

Hello, Currently running and Exchange 2000 server with about 20 workstations, all but three are using Outlook 2000 to access their mailboxes. Three of us are using Outlook 2003 and testing it to see if we will upgrade company wide. One of the three Outlook 2003 installs is having a strange...

Perhaps there is a problem on the network with a cable or switch / hub that is causing the issue.

I believe it is referring to the smtp server IP address itself, so whatever smtp server your using ie smtp.myisp.com in your Outlook client needs to have a static IP address. The only time I see this being an issue is if your running your own mail server out of your basement using the dynamic...

Yeah, I have already realized the issue of not being able to use Word as your email editor. Yet another way to force a full Office 2003 upgrade I guess. We're just in evaluation mode right now so I don't think it's a big deal but it's good to get these issues figured out before a full roll-out.

I've been searching for days on this one and have yet to find an answer. I am on a network of about 18 users all running Outlook 2000 with and Exchange 2000 server. A few of us are evaluating Outlook 2003 and have noticed a pretty major issue when emailing groups. When you send an email to a...

Still trying to find and answer for the Microsoft 15 minute delay issue. Anyone found anything yet??

Just for your information I've heard that a few ISP's are now blocking any email from SMTP servers with dynamic IP addresses.

I would highly recommend NOT simply opening port 80 and hoping for the best. You are right not to trust Microsoft that much :o) I am using Small Business Server 2003 with Outlook Web Access over an SSL connection. I have an external firewall device forwarding port 443 to the server. You do...

Is the 'old' email message destined for an internal or external address?

Yup it works, I am runing office XP with Outlook 2003. Installed Office first, then Outlook which upgraded 2000 to 2003.

Also do a google search for clickyes which is a program that automatically clicks on the Yes for that question. My research has indicated it's a feature of Outlook that cannot be turned off.

So nobody found the registry hack! Damn Microsoft, what were they thinking!

Figure this one out. My Exchange Server Web Access site in IIS was missing the virtual directory for the public folders. Once added back in, all is well.

All went well with the upgrade, following the instructions for fixing the mangled attributes.