You'll get 9535 with text of "some number mailboxes removed" followed
shortly therafter by ID 1100 stating number of folders deleted during
backround DB cleanup.
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Mr HP
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We are an edu and have an outside entity requesting access to our
exchange 2003 address book.
I was thinking about creating a proxy user and giving it limited search
rights in AD
(name, email, phone, dept) and acl'ing 389 to the other orgs network.
Is this possible?
Thanks,
Paul
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ss is easy. Doing it in a way that meets your risk
tolerance and return on time spent is different and requires a better
understanding of your goals and environmental
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My employer has subscribed to the Exchange and Outlook
Admin newsletter for a 2 years.
(Naturally, it's worth it if your employer pays for it.)
It's helpful but to be truly neccessary it needs more focus
on Exchange.
Half the newsletter is devoted to end-user outlook stuff.
With a subscr
Anyone have any experience extending the Win2003 schema to be compliant with
the eduperson schema?
I'm having trouble trying to import the ldif file.
Any hints, sites, whitepapers out there I've missed? (1)
thanks,
Paul Wehner
Systems Engineer/Mail Administrator
University of Cincinnati
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Hello,
I have a newly configured W2K system as a member server in a NT4 domain.
I would like to make this server a BDC. I'm using dcpromo to do it but get
an error saying an active
directory domain could not be found.
Is it possible to have a W2K server act as a BDC in a NT4 domain?
If I insta
