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Microsoft recommends that the Cluster Group contains only core resources. The Quorum drive is considered a core resource and should be located in the Cluster Group along with Cluster Name and IP Address. You may try putting the Quorum drive in the Cluster Group.

On the server the path would normally be: c:\winnt\System32\Logfiles\W3SVC1

Yes your PC will now be able to serve up your website. Here is a link that might help: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/treeview/default.asp?url=/technet/prodtechnol/iis/deploy/default.asp

Here this is right from Microsoft it also includes Exchange 2000: To perform an offline defragmentation of the database, perform the following steps. NOTE: Microsoft recommends that you only perform an offline defragmentation of the database when you have performed an operation that caused a...

Well it could be if you dont change your DNS records, and it will take some time for the records to update. I have done this several times due to new acquisitions our company has made. If your domain name doesnt point to the right address "no mail".

Offline defrag.

Normally you would just change the IP in network properties. You need to make sure your DNS/MX records point to this new IP address.

Add the new server to the same Org/site and move the users over to the new server.

What is the error when you try to connect?

Do the tapes you use have data on them? If so erase the tape when you put it in the drive, this works for us.

Search for ncpa.cpl in the system32 folder. If its not there you can copy from another server or run: expand d:\i386\ncpa.cp_ c:\winnt\system32\ncpa.cpl from the I386 directory. If it is there it could possibly be hidden by a policy.

Point new domain to exchange server, under IMS properties routing tab set new domain name as inbound.

Uptime.exe, here is an article and at the bottom you can download it: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb%3ben-us%3b232243

Try this: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb%3ben-us%3b137003

Were these limits set after the you reached 1.8GB? Is limit set to Prohibit send and receive?

here are a couple articles that might help you: 267574 and 250468. Go to technet and do a search for these 2 articles.

Are both Nodes using the same account for the Cluster Service? Is it an administrator on both Nodes?

Take a look at this Article on Technet Q173882. PS: Here is a link to a great site for looking up Microsoft event ID's: http://www.eventid.net

If you open ISM and go to website properties > Website tab > next to IP Address does it have (All Unassigned) or an IP address?

You can create a personal folder on the Users hard drive through Outlook. Then they can drag all there mail from the inbox to the personal folders, this would move the mail from the server to the workstations.