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I am having the same problem with our server. Did you find a solution to this?

Just curious if anyone might know why some of my users are receiving email from Microsoft System Attendant with no subject and no message body. Thanks

Fixed, restored from a backup of the PDA and corrected the problem. Strange the user said they didn't change or update anything. Guess we all know how that works though :)

Did you find out the answer to this? I am having the same problem.

I have a client that is using a IPAQ Pocket PC 2003 to sync with his Exchange 2003 server over GPRS. It has been working fine for about a month. Now when he syncs his email over GPRS via Activesync or just connecting to POP3, he is unable to open attachments. The conversion of the files does...

Thanks benlu, I will give it a try and post back if it corrects the problem.

I have a Win2003 server which had 2 NICs installed. I have removed the second NIC but am having issues that I believe are related to DNS. A reboot of the server seems to help for awhile but then I start to receive this error about every 5 minutes. Event Type: Error Event Source: Userenv Event...

I am also having the same problem. Disabled the IMC on the old Exchange server 5.5 but mail will not flow thru the new Exchange 2003.

I am running a Windows 2000 Server configured as a PDC. The server has two NICs installed, one for the LAN and the other for DSL. When I try to ping the domain from the server I receive the IP address of the DSL NIC not the LAN. I have modified the DNS server to only point to the IP address of...

Thanks for the tips. Actually I found a temp solution to the problem. It turns out that the newer HP DeskJet drivers (HP DeskJet 952C, etc) do not seem to work well under terminal services. Logging in as an administrator everything worked fine. But was unable to print when logged in as a...

Running Windows 2000 Server with Terminal Services enabled. When logged in as an administrator I am able to print to a remote HP JetDirect Printserver which has a HP Deskjet attached to it. When logged in as a user I am not able to print. No error message appears, job goes into que and says...

Receiving this error message on my Windows 2000 Terminal Server. Any ideas? Event Type: Error Event Source: TermServDevices Event Category: None Event ID: 1103 Date: 3/30/2001 Time: 5:01:49 PM User: N/A Computer: TERMINALSERVER Description: An internal communication error occurred...

Running Windows 2000 Server with Terminal Services enabled. When logged in as an administrator I am able to print to a remote HP JetDirect Printserver which has a HP Deskjet attached to it. When logged in as a user I am not able to print. No error message appears, job goes into que and says...

I found that if you use a NFR copy of NT Server you receive this error message. The only way to correct this is to either disable the license manager in the services or reinstall with the correct version of NT server.

I meant, am I adding the licenses incorrectly?