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One of the most commonly asked questions is related to forwarding mail to external recipients. Say you have a sales person or a user that you do not want to give access to your Exchange or your domain but want them to have an address at your domain ...text/html2006-03-17T22:26:58+01:00Vlad Mazek (vlad@70.118.53.136)start
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Welcome to Vladville Wiki. These are some of the common questions and solutions in the Exchange newsgroups. Exchange 2003 General Changing the Display Name shown on outgoing emails Deliver incoming email to two different accounts or addresses Ho...text/html2006-03-17T22:18:05+01:00Vlad Mazek (vlad@70.118.53.136)exchange-password-protected-smtp-relay - created
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If you have remote users but have chosen not to publish RPC-over-HTTP for some reason you can still use Exchange 2003 SMTP service to relay messages from remote locations, securely. Please keep in mind that SMTP traffic is by nature unencrypted so i...text/html2006-03-17T22:16:16+01:00Vlad Mazek (vlad@70.118.53.136)imf-eventid-7514
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The event error 7514 with error code 0×80004002 happens when IMFV1 is still applied after installing SP2 for Exchange 2003. This may cause original IMFV2 file corrupt so that IMF will not work properly. In this case, we can follow the steps be...text/html2006-03-17T22:13:29+01:00Vlad Mazek (vlad@70.118.53.136)wm5-with-msfp-vs-wm5-without-msfp - created
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This is a brief comparison of the Windows Mobile 5.0 and Windows Mobile 5.0 with MSFP (Microsoft Mobile Security & Feature Pack): New Features for mail handling provided by Exchange Server 2003 SP2: Picture sync with contacts: Supported by bo...text/html2006-03-17T22:11:35+01:00Vlad Mazek (vlad@70.118.53.136)customize-owa-scratchpad-size - created
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Microsoft Exchange 2003 Outlook Web Access (OWA) features a scratch pad thad has one widely known bug: sometimes the size limitation gets wiped out on reboot. Here is how you can define the message size limits for the OWA scratchpad on your Exchange...text/html2006-03-17T22:09:35+01:00Vlad Mazek (vlad@70.118.53.136)change-from-name-appearance - created
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Unlike Outlook in POP3/SMTP mode where you can set your display name (the name people see when they receive mail from you) the Exchange 2003 gets the display name straight out of Active Directory. In order to change your display name please follow t...text/html2006-03-08T12:14:46+01:00Vlad Mazek (vlad@70.118.53.136)junk-filter-list-deployment - created
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To deploy the Junk E-mail Filter lists, you can create the lists on a test computer, and then distribute the lists to your users use by the Custom Maintenance Wizard, which we use to customize the Office installation and Outlook profile through a CM...text/html2006-03-08T12:12:19+01:00Vlad Mazek (vlad@70.118.53.136)conference-room-booking-with-exchange - created
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One of the most common Exchange projects is to create a resource account for users to check availability of shared resources within a corporation. Whether you need to find out if the conference room will be available or you’re trying to reserv...text/html2006-03-08T12:05:20+01:00Vlad Mazek (vlad@70.118.53.136)change-exchange-smtp-greeting - created
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Microsoft Exchange SMTP server identifies itself to the remote server when it contacts remote servers. This has been a tried and true way for years to identify which server the message originates. However, it is easilly forged and subject to abuse. ...text/html2006-03-08T12:03:48+01:00Vlad Mazek (vlad@70.118.53.136)imf-eventid-7515-sp2 - created
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So you have no life and you spend your free time browsing through event logs. Seriously, there is MUCH better stuff to do on the web than read this. But its your choice, the event id you encountered is a known design feature of IMF: It does not scan...text/html2006-03-08T12:02:23+01:00Vlad Mazek (vlad@70.118.53.136)stop-users-from-sending-mail - created
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Blocking users from sending Internet based mail in Exchange 2003 is exactly the same as it is in Exchange 2000, you simply need to create an SMTP Connector and set the restrictions on it. Simply create a group that will contain users that you want...text/html2006-03-08T12:00:56+01:00Vlad Mazek (vlad@70.118.53.136)restrict-users-inbound-mail - created
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Unlike Exchange 2000 Server, Exchange Server 2003 has a new feature that permits mailbox users or distribution groups to only receive e-mail messages from authenticated users. This feature permits you to restrict inbound Internet e-mail for specific...text/html2006-03-08T11:59:19+01:00Vlad Mazek (vlad@70.118.53.136)simple-distribution-list
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Technical term for what you are trying to accomplish is “distribution list” and it is interal to Microsoft Exchange. It allows you to assign an email address to a group of users (mailboxes) and deliver messages that should be read by mul...text/html2006-03-02T23:45:17+01:00Vlad Mazek (vlad@70.118.53.136)imf-biweekly-updates
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IMF v2 definition updates are released on a biweekly basis and distributed through Microsoft Update and Windows Server Update Serverices (WSUS). However, Microsoft Exchange 2003 SP2 does not automatically allow definition updates to IMF, they must b...text/html2006-03-02T23:44:45+01:00Vlad Mazek (vlad@70.118.53.136)max-junk-filter-rule-size
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Outlook 2003 has a limitation on the size of Junk Filter rules (email lists); These client side rules can be used extensively in larger organizations that do not (and cannot) permit users to create server-based Exchange rules. With Outlook 2003 SP1 ...text/html2006-02-20T18:38:06+01:00Vlad Mazek (vlad@70.118.53.136)activesync-push-mail-isa2000 - created
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ISA 2000 by default does not pass OPTIONS that are not known to it to the published servers. Because Outlook Mobile Admin and Outlook Mobile Access function from the IIS installed on the Exchange 2003 SP2 Frontend server (or SBS Premium server) you ...text/html2006-02-20T00:40:33+01:00Vlad Mazek (vlad@70.118.53.136)hide-users-from-gal - created
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Here are a few quick steps to hide users in your GAL from other users. This may be to keep your interorg email addresses from ending up in your secretary’s chain letter habit but also for privacy concerns: Open the Active Directory Users and...text/html2006-02-20T00:34:06+01:00Vlad Mazek (vlad@70.118.53.136)store-allocating-more-memory - created
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After applying Microsoft Exchange 2003 SP1/SP2 you may seen an error “the store.exe process is allocating more memory than usual”; The performance counters and tresholds have been changed with SP1/SP2 and they need to be adjusted in orde...text/html2006-02-20T00:02:16+01:00Vlad Mazek (vlad@70.118.53.136)forms-based-authentication-fails - created
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Microsoft Exchange 2003 SP2 resets the default domain/realm on the Exchange virtual directory in IIS that is being used by OWA forms based authentication. Result is that logins through OWA after Exchange 2003 SP1 (or SP2 if applied directly to RTM) ...