RE: Proxy addresses for new (external) domain - SOLVED

defined recipient policy which includes the new domain in > order to accept e-mail into an Exchange 2003 organization, as opposed to > manually adding proxy addresses to individual accounts for domains that don't > currently exist in a recipient policy? > > On Thu, Mar 22,

Proxy addresses for new (external) domain

We're running Server 2003/2008R2 domain with Exchange 2003 standard. We have a "dual" domain going, with soastc.local used internally on private address space and soastc.org external. My Exchange server is configured to receive soastc.org mail and pass it on to users in the .local domain. So far so

Strange attachment behavior in Exchange 2003/Outlook 2003 & 2010

e's logged in to his Win7/Outlook2010 laptop or the Server2003/Office2003 terminal server; he gets the same thing (or doesn't). Jim von Stein Information Services Administrator SOASTC --- To manage subscriptions click here: http://lyris.sunbelt-software.com/read/my_f

RE: Down to the wire

Sorry about that: Monday morning fog led to a misdirected post Jim v. From: Jim von Stein Sent: Monday, April 04, 2011 9:26 AM To: MS-Exchange Admin Issues Cc: Janine Nave Subject: RE: Down to the wire I've ordered the phone/data service and the server room equipment. I

RE: Down to the wire

door will be a challenge. Jim v. From: Bob Lieberman Sent: Monday, April 04, 2011 6:38 AM To: Jim von Stein Subject: FW: Down to the wire Hi Jim We need you to weigh in on the timing here. Does this look ok in terms of what you are doing? B From: M

RE: Exchange Server Help

We just saw something like this; in our case, we had a mixed-mode W2k/W2k3 environment and recently upgraded to native W2k3. It appears that we forgot to upgrade the Exchange server when we went native. Updating the Exchange server seems to have solved the problem (so far). Jim von Stein

RE: Public Folder problem in Outlook

Thank you for the link. That appears to explain the problem exactly, and it applies to the version we're using. Splitting the list in two has solved the problem; I'll warn the user to pay attention to the number of entries so it doesn't recur. Jim von Stein Information Service

RE: Public Folder problem in Outlook

dn't. One additional data point: she can send to the DL with no problem; she just can't open it to add/delete members. Jim von Stein Information Services Administrator SOASTC -Original Message- From: Michael B. Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, September 04,

Public Folder problem in Outlook

Exchange Server event log isn't showing anything out of the ordinary. I Googled it, but all I came up with were things involving Exchange 5.5 (gone for years) and OWA (we're not using it). Suggestions? Jim von Stein Information Services Administrator SOASTC ~ Ninja Email Security w

Missing messages

't see it. This also occurred with my previous assistant, who left recently. I looked through TechNet and Googled, but didn't find anything that looked like the same situation. Any ideas? Jim von Stein Information Services Administrator SOASTC ~ Ninja Email Security with Cloudmark Sp

RE: Help w/ setting up "info@ or sales@" email addresses?

vely small groups; if your group is large, it could generate mail storms. In that case, the folder options others have suggested might be better. Jim von Stein Information Services Administrator SOASTC _ From: David Mazzaccaro [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, December 27, 200