Recent content by OregonSteve

Greetings- E2K3 SP2; Installed and configured Exchange ActiveSync on our FE/BE configuration. Testing using two devices: 1) Verizon PocketPC w/ Windows Mobile 5 (Wi-Fi) 2) HP iPaq PocketPC w/ Windows Mobile 2003 2nd. ed. (uses cradle to sync) We turned on security settings on the server to...

Greetings- Does this mean that I'm stuck with these 9661 entries in my Application Log? I'd reeeeeeaaaaaaaally like a way to suppress them. Thanx OregonSteve "..You should never, never doubt what nobody is sure about." -Willy Wonka

Greetings- E2K3 SP2 on W2K3 sp1. Single Server. Ever since we installed SP2 on Exchange we get this message in the Application Log; sometimes, about once an hour, sometimes 4 or 5 times an hour. The thing is, we NEVER installed the IMF, not intentionally anyways. It doesn't show up in the...

Greetings- E2K3 SP2 FE/BE on W2K3 SP1. We have three DCs. I've followed all the Microsoft instructions on how to set this up with no success. I get the error: "The Exchange Server is Unavailable..." I've followed the troubleshooting doc and everything is set up correctly as far as I can...

More Info: Two Files Servers, 20 Shares... Thanx OregonSteve "..You should never, never doubt what nobody is sure about." -Willy Wonka

Greetings- We have about 40 Group Policies which install software. Due to server consolidation we have to move the files used in the Software Installation Packages. Are we hosed? Do we have to recreate all our packages again? Is there a way to change the Source location for the Software...

Greetings- We've just installed a NAS and are moving Shares\files to it. One problem we've found is that all of our Group Policies that have software packages will be "broken" if we move them; the path to the installation files resolves to UNC. So someone came up with the idea of implementing...

Greetings- E2K3 SP1 on W2K3 SP1; OL XP clients. There are three users: A, B, and C, who all have access to Mailbox D in addition to their own. So they log into Windows, open Outlook and have Mailbox D in each of their folder lists. When any of the users sends a new message, or replies to a...

BINGO!!! Thanx OregonSteve "..You should never, never doubt what nobody is sure about." -Willy Wonka

Greetings- I may be having visual acuity issues, but I'm not seeing the "Read General Information" permission. I see "Read All Properties" and a lot of other more specific ones... Thanx OregonSteve "..You should never, never doubt what nobody is sure about." -Willy Wonka

Greetings- Yes, sync to an external database, read-only. Can you tell me the permission name(s)? Read All Properties? Read cn Name? ??? Thanx OregonSteve "..You should never, never doubt what nobody is sure about." -Willy Wonka

Greetings- I need to create a user in AD that I can use to sync account info via LDAP. I know that using administrator is not wise...so I want to make one with the least permissions possible. Any help? Thanx OregonSteve "..You should never, never doubt what nobody is sure about." -Willy Wonka

Greetings- The work culture here is such that during certain times of the year there are changes to AD multiple times per day. And when my bosses want to send something to the "New Guy" right away and can't find his name in the GAL...well, it's something I'd like to avoid. Anyways, as this...

Greetings- It uses the re-created OABs when doing subsequent lookups. This is a pretty big show-stopper for using Cached Exchange Mode for all users, considering that the only way to get updated GAL info is to update the Default Offline Address Book on the server frequently and also have the...

Greetings- E2K3 sp1 on W2K3; Clients using Outlook 2003 sp1 Using the reg entry to force the Cached Exchange Mode clients to use the GAL instead of the Offline Address Book. HOWEVER, if the user does a Send/Receive, it recreates the OAB files on the client. This effectively negates the reg...