Summary: I am new to Windows Server 2003. I have setup one machine to learn on. On it, I have defined a Domain Controller, DNS Server, Mail Server, IIS, Print ...
Summary: Running Exchange 2003 we have a user who has a number of personal distribution lists set up. When she sends e-mail to these lists the e-mail is copied...
Summary: I have built a DNS/DC/Exchange server to handle mail and clients for a small domain. Previously, I was using HostPC to host my webpage and mail server...
Summary: I've had to take over as the system administrator at the office... problem is I am very very very unfamiliar with running a server! Here's the bigges...
Summary: I can send e-mail from the web based interface in exchange 2k3 on w2k3 box, but cannot receive e-mail from external addresses. The e-mails come back w...
Summary: Hi We have Exchange 2003 and a domain (domain.com). Under Exchange we have the employees e-mail address (someone@domain.com). There are a few employee...
Summary: Hi, I really need assitance with this if some1 can help me or direct me in the right place. The scenario is - I have installed a stand alone server ...
Summary: Hello everybody. I have been using for a while now, some e-mail servers and now that I've got my server built up I would like to ask you all in your o...
Summary: Ok, so I am in transition out of newb state in the land of server 2003. I know a decent amount, and have some cool stuff working on my server, but I ...
Summary: I am just getting started with setting up our e-mail in house so I know very little. Will Windows Server 2003 handle e-mail for about 30 clients, o...
Summary: Hey there, We are a small company and when we first opened, we used Network Solutions to set up aliases so our e-mails would come to ourname@ourcompan...
Summary: Ok, I need some advice with setting up email in SBS 2003. I am a novice SBS user, so bear with me. We have 10 users and user e-mail accounts in our co...
Summary: I'm having a tough time allowing people to send from their other e-mail addresses. Some users have as many as 15 e-mail address, one from each of our ...
Summary: We received a "Relay access denied" message when trying to send e-mail to our biggest client. Our configuration: Windows Server 2003; Exchange Server ...
Summary: Running Exchange Server 2003 SP2. We seem to be getting a lot of spam emails where the "From" field is a fictitious name, but the From address is the ...
Summary: try to read http://hoh.co.uk/help_files/email.htm#name1 may be help you I same the problem. the link advice username should fullname. when the outlo...
Summary: I'm going to attempt to make this as clear as possible so bare with me When you set up an exchange mailbox you can add multiple SMTP addresses but ...
Summary: I am creating a new network. I have 4 Dell Poweredge servers. Here is what I want to do. Since I can only have 1 Windows 2003 SBS running, can I in...
Summary: hi there, our network users keep moving from one computer to another and when they login to a computer that they never used before and try to open out...
Summary: BACKGROUND ========= I have two Windows 2k3 servers. The front server is setup as the Domain Controller and the back server is a domain member. Th...
Summary: Hi. Bit of a silly question this, but I am struggling to get my thick head around it. I am in the process of configuring a new Active Directory Domain...
Summary: I am trying to get my e-mail service to work but it doesn't. When sending mail I use my ISP's server (since port 25 is blocked) so that works fine. My...
Summary: I have an e-mail server setup in windows server 2003, but the only way I've been able to get it to work is if everyone's e-mail is user@www.domain.com...
Summary: Hi First I am sory on my very poor english I have server with Win2003, DNS, AD and exchange server. I need create mail fo employes on my company and ...
Summary: We have an Exchange 2003 server with Outlook 2003 clients. When a recipient on the domain opens an e-mail, the From: field at the top only displays th...
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