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My company utilizines Exchange 2003 Server Enterprise Edition on a Windows 2003 Server on a dual P4 Xeon server with RAID 5. I'm having a difficult time getting them to invest in a legitimate backup system due to relatively slow business. I've come up with the idea of backing everything up...

This should be a relatively simple for most of you. How do I exclude a user (w/ an e-mail account) from appearing in the Global Address List. Reason for this is we are hosting a few customer and personal accounts that we do not want listed with our in-house business users. Apparently the GAL...

A few days ago, after an employee was terminated, I received a request to terminate the user's rights to the network. Instead of disabling the user as I normally do, I deleted the user (in Active Directory) instead. A few days later I received an e-mail stating that one of the managers needs...

What would be an optimal hardware setup for a mail server running MS Exchange Enterprise with 100 users and a cumulative 80G of email to be stored. Currently I am looking at a dual xeon 2.8Ghz system with redundant power supplies (450W), 4 36G (ultra scsi)hard drives running RAID 5 with 2G of...

I'm completely ignorant when it comes to Exchange 2003 Enterprise Edition so bear with me please. My company is planning on ordering a new server (Dual PIV 3.06GHz, SCSI drives, etc... whereas the old one is a dual P1 166mhz). The first of my questions is this. Currently the .pab and .pst...

I'm completely ignorant when it comes to Exchange 2003 Enterprise Edition so bear with me please. My company is planning on ordering a new server (Dual PIV 3.06GHz, SCSI drives, etc... whereas the old one is a dual P1 166mhz). The first of my questions is this. Currently the .pab and .pst...

We have an employee using Office XP whose email is configured externally (i.e. he uses our domain providers mail server and not our internal one (we use Microsoft Mail) like everyone else). When attempting to set an appointment and send it in a manner so the recipient can accept or reject it...