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An Exchange Server 2003 recipient may receive a non-delivery report or an e-mail message that is not
Description: When you open an e-mail message from your Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 mailbox, the e-mail message is not formatted correctly. The contents may appear scrambled. Or, after you send an e-mail message, you may receive a non-delivery report (NDR) that is similar to the following:
Added on: 29-Nov-2004 Hits: 210
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An incorrect display name appears in the From field of an e-mail message that is sent from a user in
Description: Consider the scenario in this article.
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An SMTP connector does not pick up outgoing security settings after you configure it in Exchange Ser
Description: When you create a Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) connector on your Microsoft Exchange Server 2003-based computer for a remote SMTP organization, and then you configure that connector to require outgoing authentication, mail flow that is intended for the remote SMTP organization may not be delivered successfully. Additionally, the SMTP connector may not try to authenticate as expected.
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An update is available that changes the format of SMTP messages from TNEF to S-TNEF
Description: A software update is available that changes the format of SMTP messages that travel across a Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server Routing Group connector. The update changes the format from Transport Neutral Encapsulation Format (TNEF) to Summary TNEF (S-TNEF) format. S-TNEF is rendered in binary format.
Added on: 08-Dec-2004 Hits: 204
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An update is available to configure Exchange ActiveSync in Exchange Server 2003 Service Pack 1
Description: This article discusses a software update that you can apply to configure Exchange ActiveSync in Exchange Server 2003 Service Pack 1 (SP1) to no longer validate fields that a client device synchronizes. After you apply this software update, Exchange Server 2003 SP1 behaves like the original release version of Exchange 2003, with regard to the Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync protocol.
Added on: 24-Jan-2005 Hits: 197
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Appointments that were created by using CDO on an Exchange 2000 Server computer may show an
Description: Suppose that an appointment were created by using Collaboration Data Objects (CDO) version 1.21 on a Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server computer. When you view the appointment in your calendar, the appointment time may be incorrect by one hour. For example, an appointment that should start at 15:00 indicates that it starts at 16:00.
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Appointments that were created by using CDO on an Exchange 2000 Server computer may show an
Description: Suppose that an appointment were created by using Collaboration Data Objects (CDO) version 1.21 on a Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server computer. When you view the appointment in your calendar, the appointment time may be incorrect by one hour. For example, an appointment that should start at 15:00 indicates that it starts at 16:00. This problem may occur when the following conditions are true:
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Cannot move Exchange Server 5.5 mailbox to Exchange Server 2003 by using Active Directory Users and
Description: When you use Active Directory Users and Computers to try to move a user's Exchange Server 5.5 mailbox to Exchange Server 2003, you cannot move the Exchange Server 5.5 mailbox. Additionally, you may receive the following error message in the FailureReport.xml file on the Exchange Server 2003 computer:
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Could not start the Microsoft Exchange Conferencing service on Local Computer error message
Description: When you try to start the Exchange 2000 Conferencing service, you may receive an error message. This issue may occur if you have moved the Microsoft Exchange Conferencing Server computer to another Microsoft Windows site, or if you have renamed your Windows site.
Added on: 01-Jan-2005 Hits: 196
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Description of the Microsoft Exchange Server Best Practices Analyzer Tool
Description: The Microsoft Exchange Server Best Practices Analyzer Tool automatically examines a Microsoft Exchange Server deployment and determines whether the configuration is set according to the recommended best practices. You can install the Microsoft Exchange Server Best Practices Analyzer Tool on a client computer that is running Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1. With the correct network access, the Microsoft Exchange Server Best Practices Analyzer Tool can examine your whole Active Directory directory service and Microsoft Exchange organization, and then generate a list of possible issues.
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