Summary: I currentley have a business which works on Windows Server 2003 and clients using XP. I currently access all my companies emails using a Microsoft Exc...
Summary: Hi, I am currently logging on to my Exchange server (i.e i am using Outlook Web Access(OWA)) to access my official emails. I want to use Outlook 2007....
Summary: Hey, We are trying to reduce massive amounts of email from an exchange 5.5 server. After deleting most of some users emails, the mailbox size does not...
Summary: Is there an email server on the domain? Do you have an account on it? If the answer is yes, you probably can retrieve mail from it. Is the email ser...
Summary: Hi guys, I come around a strange problem that my all users existing and which i create new can able to access the server through \\servername and can...
Summary: Supposing we have a domain www.domain.com which is accessible via the internet, and www.intranet.domain.com only accessible internally (as well as web...
Summary: Actually i might have confused you guys: this is what i meant: I want to access my workstation at work, Work PC has a dynamic IP address: 192.100.1.12...
Summary: Currently it is illegal to access internet through an un-secured wireless connection that isn't yours IN THE STATES ONLY. In canada, it is still legal...
Summary: An MX record is just a pointer to the mail server(s) for a domain. For it to work, two things have to be true: First, the DNS server with the MX rec...
Summary: hello everyone- i currently have visnetic mail server and an converting to exchange. in the program files folder for visnetic there is a mail store lo...
Summary: Okay, I've been at this for 2 weeks now and I can't for the life of me figure out what's going on. I've read forums, tried and tested...still nothing....
Summary: Any help on this issue is appreciated: We are going to install a 2003 Small Business Server where I work pretty soon. It comes with Exchange. Goals: ...
Summary: I'm trying to block access to a computer on my network from accessing the internet. I'd still like that computer to access email ports and intranet da...
Summary: Hi! Is there a way to prevent an exchange account from receiving email messages. I want to keep the existing email in the mailbox, so I dont want to d...
Summary: I need some expertise on the functionality of Exchange 2000. This is the situation; I have a client who has a single email address. We will pretend ...
Summary: Ok, I am having a problem with routing restrictions in Exchange 5.5, SP4. I need some of my clients in the local GAL with local user accounts to be a...
Summary: My mom dials up through an ISP to acess the net. I am connected via Pacbell DSL. I own a domain with a mail server. I've setup email addresses for ...
Summary: I work for a corporation that just recently installed an exchange server. I run an office for them in another part of the state. I used to be able to...
Summary: Ok, here is the problem. I have an Outlook Web Access server working in conjuction with an Exchange 5.5 server. When someone attempts to log into the ...
Summary: I could as well use webmail, but this isn't what I want. I want an offline centralized repository for all my email accounts. Something like IMAP, but ...
Summary: an exchange server has its own records in DNS. these records allow info to get forwarded to the exchange server. how the info gets there is by routers...
Summary: I do not know anything about Server configurations (and don't really need to), but I am hoping someone will be able to help me with this simple enquir...
Summary: jeff, im having the same problem. i brought the owner's laptop home and connected it to my family's wireless network (not verizon;s carrier). with the...
Summary: Yes sir thats exactly what we have in our small office everything is base at the webserver, no ma'am we don't have Exchange or anything like that, wha...
Summary: for some reason, i can't get to a website when i'm behind my windows 2000 server. server is set up with dial-up internet using internet connection sha...
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