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Hi,there does anybody know how to get a program to run as a service in windows 2000. Thanks in advance, Andy. andy graham w2k mcse

We have had a problem lately whereby if we schedule a mail to be sent at a later date and then want to stop the mail from going we cannot find it to delete it. does anybody have any info on this. Thanks in advance. andy graham w2k mcse

I have loaded exchange and all is working fine, except that every couple of days the smtp service stops and I have to reboot the server. Does anybody have any ideas, thanks in advance, Andy. andy graham w2k mcse

Hi Miyagi, run the active directory connector from your exchange disk, you will then be able to install exchange. Hope this helps. andy graham w2k mcse

HI Mayme1, yes you can join a win 2k domain, but group policies that effect the machine won't work. andy graham w2k mcse

Hi Miyagi, if you want your new server to be a member server just join it to the domain as normal. If you want it to be a backup domain controller ( this will share the workload of the domain controller) run DCPROMO on it. andy graham w2k mcse

I have looked this up, after you have created your new user open the domain controller security policy tool in administrative tools open local policies\user rights assignment you should see a list of user rights on the right hand side double click the add workstations to domain right and add the...

you can create a user and give him permission to add computers to the domain, i'm not sure but you might have to do it through the delegation wizard then when it asks for a user with permission to join a computer to a domain give the new account details.once again make sure that the new account...

go to www.yahoo.co.uk and type in ob5f error in the search and it should take you to a help page which covers your symptoms.Hope this helps. andy graham w2k mcse

you didn't need to add the new server account to the DC before joining the domain try deleting the account and the dns record and then joining the domain again. make sure that when you delete the account that it replicates to the other DC You will also need to use a Domain administrator account...

Hi there, thanks to everyone who helped me with my license errors, that problem has been resolved now. I am having another problem now, my mail server is giving me dns errors whenever I try to send mail to certain addresses,I can receive from these addresses and I can also mail to these...

if you are not getting the create mailbox option when you create new users in active directory you can actually install the adc on the domain controller. I have also found that this fixes the mailbox problem.

all the papers seem to point to the active directory connector only being used to connect exchange 5.5 to active directory but i have found that if you use it to connect the server that will have exchange 2000 0n before running setup it works fine.ofcourse your tcp/ip settings must be pointing...

you dont need to install active directory on the exchange server just join the server to the domain and then when you run exchange setup it should detect the active directory. If for some reason it does not detect the domain controller you may have to install the active directory connector...

Hi there, can anybody tell me how exchange licensing works. I am running 2 terminal servers and exchange 2000, I have purchased 60 licenses and only have 40 users but I keep getting errors saying that i dont have enough licenses. Is it anything to do with the users connecting to terminal...