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A memory leak occurs when you run the Incremental Change Synchronization API in a loop in Exchange S
Description: In Microsoft Exchange Server 2003, when you programmatically run the Incremental Change Synchronization (ICS) API in a loop to synchronize information in the Exchange Information Store, your program eventually stops responding or quits. In this scenario, your program receives the following error code from the Exchange Server computer:
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A mail-enabled contact may receive a Winmail.dat file attachment with an SMTP e-mail message instead
Description: When a Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server user sends a Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) e-mail message with an attachment to a mail-enabled contact in the Global Address List, the mail-enabled contact may receive a Winmail.dat file attachment with the e-mail message instead of receiving the correct file attachment.
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The available memory gradually decreases on your Exchange 2000 Server computer
Description: On your Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server computer, the available memory decreases gradually over time. This symptom may be especially noticeable on a public folder server. When the available memory becomes too low, you must restart your server to regain functionality.
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Advantages and disadvantages of decreasing the log checkpoint depth in an Exchange 2000 Server clust
Description: In Microsoft Exchange Server, the Extensible Storage Engine (ESE) writes storage group database transactions to logs, and then the ESE writes storage group database transactions to the database. The maximum amount of data that the Extensible Storage Engine can write to logs before it writes to the database is known as the log checkpoint depth.
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The MSExchangeMTA service may stop responding in Exchange 2000 Server
Description: In Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server, the MSExchangeMTA service may stop responding. Incoming or outgoing messages that are delivered through the MSExchangeMTA service may not be delivered. The messages may become stuck in queues.
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Your outgoing SMTP e-mail may not be delivered successfully if you have configured an inbound IMS co
Description: When you configure an Internet Mail Service connector for incoming e-mail only in Microsoft Exchange Server 5.5, some of the e-mail messages that you send may not reach their destination. Additionally, there may not be any e-mail that remains in the SMTP e-mail queue. If you use the MDBView utility to view the Information Store e-mail queues, you see that messages are routed through the Internet Mail Service connector. Because the Internet Mail Service connector is configured for incoming e-mail only, the messages are not delivered successfully.
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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).
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MS04-035: Vulnerability in SMTP could allow remote code execution in Microsoft Exchange Server
Description: Microsoft has released security bulletin MS04-035. The security bulletin contains all the relevant information about the security update, including file manifest information and deployment options.
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Issues that may occur when you use Outlook Mobile Access with Sony Ericsson mobile devices in Exchan
Description: The issues that are mentioned in the "More Information" section may occur when you try to use Microsoft Outlook Mobile Access with mobile devices from Sony Ericsson. Each issue identifies the following:
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The ExMerge process is not successful, and the log file fills up the drive when you run the ExMerge
Description: When you try to use the Mailbox Merge Wizard (ExMerge), the ExMerge process is not successful. The drive that holds the ExMerge log file becomes full. When the drive becomes full, the computer that is running ExMerge may stop responding. If you view the ExMerge log file, you see that the log is filled with entries that are similar to the following:
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