How To Implement a Chat Community in Exchange 2000 Server Description: This step-by-step article explains how to install the Exchange 2000 Chat service on an existing Exchange 2000 server or on a standard Microsoft Windows 2000-based server. The Chat service does not depend on other Exchange 2000 Server services, but Active Directory and Exchange 2000 Server must be deployed in the domain to support the Chat service. You can deploy the Chat service on a distributed environment; however, you cannot host a single chat channel on multiple servers. Added on: 14-Oct-2004 Hits: 372 Rate this Site
How To Create Personal Folders in Exchange 2000 Server Description: This step-by-step article describes how to create personal folders for a user. Personal folders are stored in a file on the user's computer. This file has a .pst file name extension. If a user has personal folders, mail that comes to the user's Inbox is no longer stored on the server. Added on: 14-Oct-2004 Hits: 406 Rate this Site
How to control the DSProxy process for RPC over HTTP connections in Exchange Server 2003 SP1 Description: After you apply Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Service Pack 1 (SP1), Outlook clients that use remote procedure call (RPC) over HTTP connections to a server that is running Exchange will use the DSProxy process to access information from global catalog servers. Therefore, if you view server connections in the Exchange Server Connection Status dialog box in the Outlook client, you will see the Exchange computer listed in the Server Name column for the item where the Type column lists Directory. These changes are intentionally made by Exchange 2003 SP1 so that global catalog servers no longer have to be published through the RPC Proxy server. Added on: 29-Nov-2004 Hits: 324 Rate this Site
How to configure the Internet Mail Service to use ETRN in Exchange Server 5.0 Description: This article describes how to enable the ETRN command in conjunction with a dial-up connection in Microsoft Exchange Server 5.0. When you do this, you can send and receive e-mail messages through your Internet service provider (ISP). Added on: 29-Nov-2004 Hits: 310 Rate this Site
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