Hi All,
we are in a process of migrating from Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2007. On
Exchange 2003 side we have a SSL certificate to access mails from outside and
synch mobile phones. On Exchange 2007 side we have only a self signed
certificate. Some migrated users can now synchronize the mobile
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From: Stu Sjouwerman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
For some reason our list server got listed in spamcop.
I run a Lyris server, too. Twice in the past year and a half it's been listed
for 24 hours in a UK-based blacklist. The reason has been either the please
I would say its extremely likely. Thanks for posting your
experiences. I'm sure it shed some like on the confusing problem for a
lot of people who arent familiar with the way many spam trap-based
DNSBLs operate.
Spamcop will require multiple reports. But if a spammer decides to
hit an address
Looking to upgrade next year and was curious if anyone had any good
books with info on this?
Chris Drobny
Network/Systems Administrator
LMS Intellibound, Inc.
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770.724.0562 Office
404.797.9710 Cell
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From: Chris Drobny [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: looking for a good book on exchange 2003 to 2007 migration
Looking to upgrade next year and was curious if anyone had any good books
with info on this?
I used the various articles on MSExchange.org.
Hello -
I am re-evaluating my backup options to replace my current tape solution as it
is rapidly running out of space. In my situation i am trying to backup
150GB-200GB. Is everyone using tape still or have some made the jump to
disk-to-disk? Maybe using an off-site backup like iron
Using nothing but 2 TB external USB drives for backup storage. Very
inexpensive, easy to grow and reconfigure. Simple script to copy the backups to
a remote building once a week. If we didn't have remote buildings I would copy
them to an Iron Mountain.
From: David Baca [mailto:[EMAIL
We have been selling a bunch of these systems to our clients. Works
really well. Onsite and offsite solution.
http://www.maxsp.com/
Brian Chase
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We've been talking about disaster recovery (e.g., what if our office
burns down) and what we need to do to be sure we have offsite backups.
We've considered two options: 1) digital vaulting using a service like
Vault Logix and 2) putting a backup device in our colo and backing up
to that
Tivoli in use here, with Disk2Disk2Tape - LTO3 on the back end.
However, Exchange is by far not our largest backup, at only about
70gbytes. Our file server at over 2tbytes is the kingpin.
On Tue, Sep 30, 2008 at 11:17 AM, David Baca [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello -
I am re-evaluating my
Has anyone else run in to this issue? Internal external mails are being
dropped because we have apparently filled up the Quota for Named Properties or
Replica Identifiers for one of our DB’s?
The solutions we are finding say to either raise the limits with a reg hack and
figure out what app
I've got a user who's mailbox was migrated from 2k3 to 2k7 while his Out of
Office was set, and now he can't turn it off.
Anyone seen this before?
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try running a /cleanrules (after exporting the existing ones). We've had
issues where the rules got corrupted after the 07 migration.
On Tue, Sep 30, 2008 at 12:49 PM, Campbell, Rob
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I've got a user who's mailbox was migrated from 2k3 to 2k7 while his Out
of Office
What about via OWA or WM6 ?
On Tue, Sep 30, 2008 at 3:49 PM, Campbell, Rob
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I've got a user who's mailbox was migrated from 2k3 to 2k7 while his Out of
Office was set, and now he can't turn it off.
Anyone seen this before?
+1 use owa or make sure you are using a Outlook 2007 client.
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From: Micheal Espinola Jr [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 30, 2008 12:53 PM
To: MS-Exchange Admin Issues
Subject: Re: User can't disable OOF after mailbox migration.
What about via OWA or
2007 and 2003 have the same default quotas for named props.
I recommend the reg hack; we did years ago, as part of our standard build, from
16K to 24K. You’ll want to figure out where all the headers are coming, from
too…
Onestopbaitshop… nice… looks like you may need to improve your antispam
There is a transport sink on codeplex for Exchange Server 2007 which can strip
the headers. If you can’t locate it, let me know.
Regards,
Michael B. Smith, MCITP:SA,EMA/MCSE/Exchange MVP
My blog: http://TheEssentialExchange.com/blogs/michael
Link with me at:
named props are handled better in sp1 than previous versions
you can use mfcmapi to dump the named props table and try and see
where they are coming from
On Tue, Sep 30, 2008 at 5:14 PM, Michael B. Smith
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There is a transport sink on codeplex for Exchange Server 2007
Dear All
we have a 2000 server box.
application installed;
1.main DC
2.Exchange 2000 server
we want to upgarde from 2000 to win2003 server. So please guide me how to do
upgrade.
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Wow, where to begin... You have two migrations there. AD and Exchange.
R U using a new box and moving over to it and retiring the old?
Do you have any temporary hardware to get a good online AD server running.
How much experience do you have on managing servers in an AD environment?
Anyone
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