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I have migrated all of my users from Exchange 2k to Exchange 2k3 running on Windows 2k3e as a member server. A few users have mapped other mailboxes to their outlook client. Previously they were able to view these mailboxes, like there current mailbox and say a webmaster account. Now when they...

(This message was posted in the 2k Exchange forum as well. It involves both 2k and 2k3 Exchange.) I have a 2000 Exchange server that is being migrated to Exchange 2003. The 2003 exchange server is running concurrently on a new server. I have migrated most of the users over and followed all of...

I have a 2000 Exchange server that is being migrated to Exchange 2003. The 2003 exchange server is running concurrently on a new server. I have migrated most of the users over and followed all of the steps on performing the migration, from Microsoft and MSExchange.org. Mail has been working...

I am new to the scripting world and I need a script that will delete a file on each workstation. I have been trying to figure it out but...err..ahhh...I am lost as heck.... strComputer = "." Win32_Directory.Name='%systemroot%\system32\drivers\etc' Set objWMIService = GetObject("winmgmts:\\" &...

Exchange 2k3E on Windows 2k3e Member Server Latest patches on Exchange, Windows, and Office. I have been migrating to a new exchange server solution. I have been following extremely documented and tested procedures. So far the move has been sucessful. I have run into a problem though. In...

I have scripts that will map drives and printers and delete drives and printers. My next goal is to figure out what everyone is mapped to. I just inherited a new shop that I have to completley redesign. I will be turning up a new file server and migrating user data to it. I wanted to take a...

I have created a login script for my 2k3 environment. After reviewing the FAQ, great work btw, I added disconnect network drives. Right now when I run the script and it gets the the disconnect network drives section an error is posted stating 'This network connection does not exist.' Which is...