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The Microsoft EDK 5.5 is not supported with versions of Microsoft Exchange Server later than 5.5
Description: The Microsoft Exchange Development Kit (EDK) 5.5 is designed for Microsoft Exchange 5.5. We do not support the EDK 5.5 with any other versions of Microsoft Exchange Server, including Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server and Microsoft Exchange Server 2003. The EDK 5.5 has been archived. No more revisions will be made to the samples that the EDK 5.5 contains.
Added on: 29-Nov-2004 Hits: 375
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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.
Added on: 29-Nov-2004 Hits: 375
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HOW TO: Configure Recipient Policies in Exchange
Description: After Domain Name Service (DNS) is configured and working properly, you can use policies to add SMTP addresses to your users accounts. Alternatively, you can administer any of these properties individually by accessing the user object from the Active Directory Users and Computers Microsoft Management Console (MMC) snap-in. You can define a policy that states that all users with the company name Northwind Traders have an SMTP address of alias@nwtraders.com mailto:alias@nwtraders.com. Additionally, within a company, you can identify other attributes on which to relate a rule, such as custom attributes. There is no way to force application of a policy because it is applied immediately and enforced within one hour. When you create a recipient policy, note that a default policy is in place. This default policy is modifiable.
Added on: 13-Oct-2004 Hits: 374
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HOW TO: Zero Out Deleted Database Pages in Exchange 2000 Server
Description: This step-by-step article tells you how to zero out deleted database pages in Exchange Server. "Zeroing out" sets a variable value or a series of bits to zero. Zeroing out deleted database pages allows Exchange Server to reuse previously created data pages. You can control the zeroing out of database pages at the storage group level. Each storage group can have a different policy for zeroing out deleted database pages.
Added on: 18-Oct-2004 Hits: 374
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How to troubleshoot IIS metabase corruption on a Windows 2000 Server-based computer
Description: Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 and Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server use Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) to provide support for Exchange-related services. IIS stores its configuration settings in the IIS metabase. The metabase is a database that resides in memory on the computer that is running IIS. When the computer shuts down, all the metabase settings are written to a file that is named Metabase.bin.
Added on: 01-Jan-2005 Hits: 374
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The Microsoft Exchange Information Store service unexpectedly quits when you try to synchronize information by using Quest Exchange Migration Wizard
Description: When you use Quest Exchange Migration Wizard or Quest Migration Manager to try to synchronize information from a computer that is running Microsoft Exchange Server 2003, the Microsoft Exchange Information Store service unexpectedly quits. In this scenario, you may experience one or both of the following symptoms:
Added on: 12-Mar-2005 Hits: 374
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The message class of a freedoc that is forwarded by a public folder rule changes from IPM.Document t
Description: When a freedoc is forwarded by a public folder rule from its original public folder to another public folder on your Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 computer, the message class changes from IPM.Document to IPM.Note. For example, you may experience this symptom when the following conditions are true:
Added on: 29-Nov-2004 Hits: 373
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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
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HOW TO: Verify Required Permissions for Setting Up Exchange 2000 Server in Exchange 2000 Server
Description: This step-by-step article describes how to determine whether an administrator is able to install Exchange 2000 Server.
Added on: 16-Oct-2004 Hits: 371
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Message originator may receive an NDR when a message is forwarded to a valid alternative recipient i
Description: In this scenario, a non-delivery report (NDR) is received by the message
Added on: 29-Nov-2004 Hits: 370
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