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Hi, I'm trying to use perfmon under win2k to send out mails based on alert thresholds. I'm executing blat but want to include the alert text in the message subject (via the command line argument). help......how do the arguments work!!!!????!!!

I'm getting the same. I removed the davex.dll and now I am allowed to browse the directory, but cannot use the gui. help! Incidently, I've got owa running perfectly on another machine and that has the afore mentioned dll still included!

thanks for that.....I've sucessfully set up SSL certs and am now looking at mapping Client Certs (i had a dodgy NT server that was throwing all kinds of errors so I removed everything and started again!!)...if you're interested, I dug a good site : http://www.sge.net/faq/cert-miis/index.html...

hello! I can download trial certs from the net and secure an IIS site. What I would like to do is generate my own certs via certificate server. What steps must I take?? I am currently running certificate services for secure mail (works with KMS and is fine). Can these certificates be used for...

thanks for your reply.....in the end I grabbed a copy of Active Perl and that created all the necessary attributes within IIS. I then renamed the cgi extension to pl and created a URL link to the exe file. works fine!!

how did you add them in in the firstplace!!??!! there are two ways of doing it. The first is FILE, OPEN OTHER USERS FOLDER. This will open up another window. The second method is to open up services, exchange server and under the ADVANCED tab, add the user account in. When you have finished...

i'm being really thick....whats a 'sync' server??? are you talking about simply moving the contents of one server to another within the same site??? If you are you should have used the move mailbox feature under Admin. You will hopefully have created replica's of the public folders and then...

by default, public folder addresses are hidden from the GAL. If you check the properties of the folder (as mentioned above) you will see the SMTP address. Regardless whether the address is hidden, mail resolution can still be made against that address. hope this helps

on the IMS go to the delivery restriction tab. You may need to create groups of people who CAN send mail.

there is no point in running mtacheck with /rd /rp....all you are doing is temporarily removing directory and public messages. They will be resubmitted....and only serves to buy you breathing space if you have horrendous queues. Ignore what the backup exec logs are saying.....check the amount...

erm......and I've always been used to having an lmhosts file present, as well as the sample, without having to create one. nbtstat -c will tell you what is loaded. Using ipconfig/all will show the node. Hybrid will give an indication that the machine will perform netbios/lmhost lookups before...

the majority will be server based unless specified.

you can use a utility called exmerge....this will archive to a pst file....particularly useful for bulk archives.

in that case, go into the IMS routing tab and enter a domain name and the domain to reroute to.

I think you're right in thinking the IMS setting are contained in the dir.edb.....any chance of ghosting the disks???

select properties of the html file (within IIS) and under the FILE tab, you will see a redirection to a URL radio button.

is the backup working successfully....i'd check the logs.....it may not be clearing the archive bit. You'll get a handful which will make up the enviroment dat files and they will be quite old....leave these alone!!! run eseutil /Mk edb.chk this will tell you when the last good backup was made.

what an email facist!! you can use tracking to gauge the amount of mails being sent and received. You can up diagnistics logging but this will keep record of EVERYONE....so unless you have loads and loads of diskspace and lots of spare time...probably not a good idea...you could be sneaky and...

Zelandakh's right. It could be an issue with host resolution. If you ping the server is it slow to respond?? Try adding a local entry in you lmhosts file for the name of the exchange server open the file situated in winnt/system32/drivers/etc/lmhosts using notepad. add a line for the exchange...

as long as your user accounts have SMTP addresses reflecting at least one of the domains, it shouldn't be a problem!! Your ISP will have MX records setup to point to your firewall for both domains. In your IMS you will need to make sure you have inbound routes for the two domains. I think...