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1) Either create a new mailbox or use an existing one. 2) Create a new distribution list. Add the 400 users to the new DL. 3) Give the DL Reviewer privileges to the calendar from step 1.

The first thing I would do is to disable whichever of the 2 NICs is not absolutely essential for functionality. We have seen cases where the addition of a second functional NIC would, in and of itself, use up to 90% of the available CPU cycles.

Ports 25 (SMTP) and 110 (POP3) will have to be open on the Proxy.

In Exchange Administrator select File|New Other|X.400 Connector... Here are some Q articles that should help you configure the X.400 connectors: Q233056 Q165111 Q154624 Q230602 Q247032 Q190022 Q169672 Q251107 Q199326 Q169159 Q165279 Q234157 Q193380

I just searched for 1005 on the July 00 TechNet CD. This message seems to occur any time the Information Store doesn't start within a predetermined time. I have seen it before when we had to "pull the plug" on an Exchange server, rather than doing a normal shutdown. So I would start...

Since the client has to be logged in to make changes to the calendar, I'm not sure that it matters. Set the update interval to 1 minute and it should update almost immediately.

This is common with Exchange 5.5, SP3 on a Win2K server when the MDBDATA folder is encrypted. See MS "Q" article Q233400.

Take a look at Praetor from Computer Mail Services, Inc. You can download a trial copy of Praetor at their web site, http://www.cmsconnect.com/downloads.htm. It should be able to do what you want. Your other choice is to relay all of your outbound SMTP mail through a UNIX Sendmail server and...

See Chapter 12 of the MS Office 2000 resource kit. You can set the automatic update frequency for the calendar in Outlook 2000. Use Options|Calendar|Calendar Options|Free/Busy Options and set the "Update Free/Busy information" frequency.

First question: Where is the email originating and where is it being received? This is a common problem when a user on an Exchange 4.0 server sends an attachment to one on a 5.0/5.5 server. See MS "Q" article Q182307. Second question: What is the origin and destination of the Word...