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I have a client that their win 2003 server died. All data was backed up. Including AD. The problem. They are getting a new server, Win SBS 2003 they had Win 2003. Should I try and restore a win 2003 server AD to a SBS server 2003? Or will it be better to start from scratch. There are only 9 users 2 printers and mail is POP3.
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Thanks. I found it in ADUC and was able to edit the images.
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We have a win 2003 server running RIS that we use with ghost. Some of the image names could be changed to make it easier to know what they are. Does any one know where I can edit the list of images names/ descriptions?
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Had a users with the same problem. We deleted all his rules then recreated from scratch.
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MS removed scanner option in word 07. Does any one have a work around for this? I have two clients that have upgraded to office 07 and use the import option for doc to MS word.
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Is it a .PST file?
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Outlook 2007 has this great Auto Account Setup feature. Unfortunately, it doesn't seem to work with Yahoo Mail. So we're going to have to do this manually. The procedure is similar, but not identical to configuring earlier versions of Outlook. Please follow these steps to get Outlook configured:
In the Outlook main menu, click Tools, then Account Settings. This opens the Account Settings dialog box.
On the E-mail tab, click New. This launches the Add New E-mail Account wizard.
On the Choose E-mail Service screen, select Microsoft Exchange, POP3, IMAP, or HTTP, then click Next.
On the Auto Account Setup screen, set the Manually configure server settings of additional server types checkbox and click Next.
On the Choose E-mail Service screen, select Internet E-mail, then click Next.
Enter your name as you want it to appear in messages in the Your Name field.
Enter your full Mail Plus address (user@yahoo.com) or Business Mail address (for example, user@yourdomain.com) in the E-mail Address field.
Select POP3 in the Account Type list.
For a Mail Plus account, enter "pop.mail.yahoo.com" in the Incoming mail server (POP3) field and "smtp.mail.yahoo.com" in the Outgoing mail server (SMTP) field.
For a Business Mail account, enter "pop.bizmail.yahoo.com" in the Incoming mail server field and "smtp.bizmail.yahoo.com" in the Outgoing mail server (SMTP) field.
For a Mail Plus account, enter "pop.mail.yahoo.com" in the Incoming mail server field and "smtp.mail.yahoo.com" in the Outgoing mail server (SMTP) field.
Enter your Yahoo user name in the User Name field. For a Mail Plus account, enter your mail address without the "@yahoo.com". For a Business Mail account, enter your mail address including the "@yourdomain.com".
Enter your Yahoo Mail password in the Password field, then enter it again in the Retype Password field.
Set the Remember password check box if you don't want to have to enter your password manually each time Outlook checks your mail.
Make sure that the check box next to Log on using Secure Password Authentication is CLEARED.
Click More Settings to open the Internet E-mail Settings dialog box.
Click the Outgoing Server tab.
Set the My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication check box.
Select Use same settings as my incoming mail server.
Click the Advanced tab.
Make sure that Leave a copy of messages on the server is NOT checked.
Make sure that This server requires a secure connection (SSL) is NOT checked under either Incoming server (POP3) or Outgoing server (SMTP).
Click OK to return to the Internet E-mail Settings screen.
Click Test Account Settings. The Test Account Settings dialog box appears and Outlook sends a test message using the settings you have just entered. If all is well, a Congratulations! message appears in the dialog box. Click Close to close this dialog box. If you didn't see the Congratulations! message, go back through this procedure from the top to check all your settings.
Click Next then Finish.
Note: If the Test Account Settings dialog box reports that Outlook cannot send the test message, and you have checked that you have completed all other steps correctly, your ISP may be blocking Port 25. To find out what that means and how to fix the problem, go to the Mail Tips page and view the Work around the Port 25 problem tip.
Now you're ready to go. You should have a functional Yahoo Mail to Outlook 2007 connection, and Outlook should start downloading mail from your Yahoo account.
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http://postmaster.aol.com/imap/
Or go to AOL and type "AOL open mail"
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I can not think of a way to make that happen. You can disable service or filter. Are you worried about size?
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Go to the event viewer. Right click on application, choose properties. Click the filter tab. Check or uncheck your choices. Do the same to the others system, security ....
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Disable the service. Event log.
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Clean the windows IE temp files out. Browser history.
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Do you have any network printers installed? What OS are you using? CPU speed Memory?
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To the best of my knowledge you can not do it from the server side. It must be done through OWA or outlook.
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Try remaming the file msoert2.dll to msoert2.old in the \Windows\System32 folder, then
copying this file from the \Windows\System32\dllcache folder.
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The email is an NDR. Someone spoofed your email address. So any emails that are non delivered, you get an NDR in your inbox because your email address is in the senders line. Nothing is wrong with your exchange server. But if you have some anti spam software, you might config it to block or send to a quaratine folder.
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Hmmm we don't use server side anti-span protection here... we've got some hardware device that acts as a mail-filter/mail-exchanger before the messages get delivered to the exchange server.
Could you share with us what the hardware devices are?
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Does anyone have antispam produtes for exchange 2003. I need to see what is out there. But I wanted to get some insight from you all about what works, good, bad, etc... I have used Ninja "I hate Spam" by Sunbelt, and ORF by Vamsoft. Clients are using outllok 2003, OWA, and blackberries.
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Was able to go to the user cpu. Found out it was a large pst file. Deleted and moved mail from the pst file. The user was then able to move mail to the folders.
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User is using outlook 2003. Outlook 2003 has a pop3 and an exchange 2003 accounts. Also this does not happen on all email. When they try to delete or move an email they get the error. "Cannot move the items. The item could not be moved. It was either moved or deleted, or access was denied." Had user run scanpst.exe on all pst files. Chached mode is not checked.
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I have look on the web and I am finding different dates and info on this. How long till we will not be able to buy Win XP Pro, and XP home. Last I heard was Jan of 09. Can anyone comfirm this?
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Have you tried to start word in safe mode? Does word hang in safe mode? What patches do you have installed? When you reinstalled did you first uninstall reboot install?
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Thanks for the ideas. I was just looking for what else was out there. My client sets up cafe's during shows at conventions. So they are only running for 3 to 7 days. He all ways has problem with someone downloading a program or file with virus or spyware. That then causes the computer to run slow or crash. And no I can not lockout the users. People still need to legit download a file they left at work etc... It looks like useing steady state to lock the system down will be the best way to go.
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MS kb 925876 tells you to reinstall. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/925876 It tells you that if you have already istall sp2 to reinstall. It does not tell you to uninstall. That is only if you have not installed SP2. Go to MS web site and download. http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details...;displaylang=en
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win 2003 restore to SBS 2003
in Windows 2000/2003/NT4
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Not my setup I just want to say. POP mail is going directly to users computers. So no email problems there. Backup is done by Sonicwall device. So all data is ready to be moved back. No plan to move mail to exchange yet. But the option is there.