1 day ago by Mark Morowczynski

Outlook has performance trouble when there are too many items in critical path folders such as Calendar, Contacts, Inbox and Send Item folder. Some numbers to keep in mind. 3,500 to 5,000 is a good gage according to the support article. The Exchange team blog also states that keeping the Inbox, Cont ...

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9 days ago by geekcroft

Here has some interesting info regarding OAB and 0×8004010F errors Enjoy. Posted in Exchange 2003, Exchange 2007

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9 days ago by geekcroft

Having problems getting PF’s replicated (or moved) between 2003 and 2007? KB 830181 suggests a fix for Exchange 5.5 / 2000 to 2003. However, I have it on good advice (Thanks Mr Chandra) that this method can also fix any “sticking” folders in 2003 –> 2007. Only difference is that instead of restaring ...

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16 days ago by Malte Domsky

Nach dem ich nun mehrfach gehört habe, dass bei Kunden E-Mails nicht raus gehen und plötzlich nach einem Neustart des Servers, also z.B. nach einem Update, dann doch versendet werden, habe ich gedacht, ich schreibe Mal was ich da gefunden habe. Problem ist, das die E-Mails im Queue nicht auftauchen ...

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17 days ago by Jalal Khan

Yesterday it was a good happy day off for me until I received a call from my helpdesk that exchange outbound email is not working. Well it is known issue to my team since our last troubleshooting session with Microsoft consultant. However this post could help for exchange admins out there troublesho ...

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17 days ago by geekcroft

Customer emails through their Exchange event logs, and you need to read through them. You *could* move them onto your Exchange box and view them there, but what if you couldnt access the box? What if it was a different version? What if you didn’t want to? HERE You can view other log types by using t ...

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19 days ago by Nicola

In Outlook Web Access (OWA) 2003, la funzione che permette agli utenti di cambiare la password è disabilitata (configurazione di default). Di seguito illustrerò come configurare il server Exchange 2003 per abilitare questa funzione, dando per assunto che il server in oggetto sia già configurato per ...

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19 days ago by lynn lunik

A consistent theme with Large Clients entails discussions of 'How did Microsoft do their Exchange 2007 Transition?' or, 'How does Microsoft configure Spam Filtering', and even, 'How much capacity do I need for 'XYZ' Exchange 2007 Service?'. With these questions I utilize some of the quality referenc ...

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20 days ago by Mark Morowczynski

When applying a Service Pack or Hot Fix, or general windows patching to an Exchange cluster there is a proper procedure. First you apply updates to the front end servers. Then you always want to fail over the active node to an un-patched passive mode. Patch the now passive node, then fail back to th ...

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24 days ago by geekcroft

Come across a semi-interesting “bug” / “feature” this morning in Server 2003 SBS. Old product, I know, but meh who cares. If you create a new user with the SBS Wizard, whilst you have a Recovery Storage Group configured (even if it is offline), it will default to creating (or attempting to as you wi ...

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