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You have a GPO option. Create an OU for the users who need the disclaimer, as you do not want them all to get it. Create a GPO and write the text on the security for user logins... Text for interactive login. This should do the trick Hope this helps DMCSE

Hi xmsre, Wondered whether you had any links to articles re FE Clustering for OWA... Wouls greatly appreciate some Thanks

Have you tried Removing the Exchange Attributes, and re-attaching user to the correct Mailbox?

Have you given Mailbox rights to the users who use this Resource Mailbox?

I am assuming you are using an Exchange 2003 Server... Open System Manager... click on Recipients container right click Default Policy on the right hand pane and go to properties.. got to E-mail addresses(Policy Tab) and change the SMTP Address to %s.%g@yourdomain.com

Thanks I found what I have been looking for.

Hi All, I am trying to enter an Employee ID value to my users from a csv or xls file. How do I accomplish this in bulk? Any suggestions would be appreciated. Daya

Looks like you are mixing apples and Oranges. The GPO will disable recently opened files on the O/S. This will not influence the Number of files that show up in your Office suite. That has to be configured separately

And here's another thing to try.... Go to IIS Manager,right click default WEB site > properties and in the Home directory Tab make sure that Exchange ApplicationPool is selected as Application Pool. Restart IIs service. Daya

Just a note to add. I had a similar problem, but it was due to an underscore in the name of my Exchange server, which is not regognized by Internet code. Hope this is not your problem too. DM

Hi Everyone, I am trying a first Exch 2k3 Install to Coexist with 5.5, and getting the following error. "The Component Microsoft Exchange Messaging and Collaboration Services cannot be assigned the action install because - You either do not have permissions to complete this operation or...

Here's a script for your requirements. Schedule to run as a bat file. echo off for /f "Tokens=1-4 Delims=/ " %%i in ('date /t') do set dt=%%i-%%j-%%k-%%l for /f "Tokens=1" %%i in ('time /t') do set tm=-%%i set tm=%tm: :=-% set dtt=%dt%%tm%...

Make sure your GPO settings are configured mostly for the user instead of the Machine.

use replmon or repadmin to force a synch.

I am using a shareware utility that works fine on my XP pro PC... try http://kevin.gearhart.com