Recent content by dennisbbb

I would build a DC from scratch and join Exchange 5.5 server to it. Create the user you are going to restore. Give permissions to exchange 5.5 to start the Directory and Private store. After this is done, install outlook onto the DC and create the profile for user.

The user has departed from the company." What makes this story even better is if she was terminated for being a pain to her boss during her tenure. In my experience I find users who were not cooperative with IT staffs usually didn't leave happy with best wishes for their future endeavors.

I wish my company has this type of policy on ethical violation or a violation of the rules that govern the operation of company computer systems. Too bad nobody cares enough to listens here.

Leaving all email on the Exchange server is not feasible when your users prefer to save every single email and for every single day that they work for the company. They tend not to delete emails at all. Multiply that by 300 users and I can attest the uselessness of storing on the Exchange...

WORKAROUND Change the following registry entry to 0x20 to avoid this resource shortage: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services \MSExchangeMTA\Parameters\MT gateway clients http://support.microsoft.com/kb/155302

CajunCenturion: You can strip Themes down to just bare naked OS. But there has to be a "default" Theme to get everyone started don't you agree? If you want to make that as an option during installation, that's fine too. On another note, with the new development of web designs such as Google...

A great OS is one that you can control, be it windows, linux or Mac(unix). I'm tired of people claiming MAC OS is better than windows and linux.. "I now have four" MACs.. so what you have 4 Macs.. are you better off now because you can do things that windows and linux can't do? The way I see...

Use the inbox rules manager to find all your exchange rules. You might need to delete them and recreate new ones.

At what point do our companies reach a point where the cost of new OS's, new Visual Studios, and rewrites of applications hits a point of diminishing returns?" Good question! I believe that point has past since Win98SE. But they managed to slip in WinME, Win2K, WinXP. Here comes Vista.. and...

Alex, I'm an administrator by trade. I don't own stocks of either. Technology companies and what they provide are my interest. I'm merely speculating the sheer force of Google's influence in the technical world. Personally I embrace competition. In this case, I suspect Microsoft will counter...

http://docs.google.com Google Inc. is making its word processing and spreadsheet programs available for free to all comers on its Web site, marking the Internet search leader's latest effort to provide an alternative to Microsoft Corp.'s dominant software applications. This is the beginning...

problem #1: Your Windows 2000 needs to be part of the domain. Under IIS on the Exchange virtual folder, make sure your domain name is listed under Basic Authentication. problem #2: check your company firewall for port 80.

If this is ongoing, get out fast. It smells like a slave driver company.

Guys, all your concerns will be taken care of by the almighty Google enterprise. Give it time. 1) Google can offer a locally installed spreadsheet/word app based on java. 2) You want redundancy? Google wil ALWAYS be up. Your own network dies before Google is ever offline. 3) Security? They...

Backup all the user's mail to a Personal Folder, then perform a clean mailbox on this user's mailbox from the Exchange Administrator.