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Fix corrupted Public Folder in exchange 2003

10 de Setembro de 2013 – 14:21

Fix corrupted Public Folder in exchange 2003:

1. Dismount the store
2. From a command prompt, navigate to z:\program files\exchsrvr\bin folder where z: represents the drive where the exchange program files were installed.
3. Run

eseutil /p "z:\program files\exchsrvr\mdbdata\pub1.edb"

4. Run

eseutil /d "z:\program files\exchsrvr\mdbdata\pub1.edb"

5. Run

 isinteg -s servername -fix -test alltests

(choose the Public Folders when prompted)
6. Run the above command again to make sure isinteg has fixed all errors (last line should read 0 errors and 0 fixes).
7. Re-mount the Public Folder store.

All should be repaired now.

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Microsoft Exchange POP3 Service Stuck on ‘Starting’ State

11 de Julho de 2012 – 17:24

The Microsoft Exchange POP3 service  stuck in an infinite state of  ”Starting” status after tried to manually restart it .

Try

  1. Open Task Manager. [Ctrl+Alt+Delete]
  2. Find the process “inetinfo.exe” .
  3. Click on ‘End Process’

The service should now start .

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Manually update and rebuild the Exchange 2003 GAL

20 de Abril de 2012 – 11:31

This how-to walks through the process of manually updating offline address books for users from Exchange 2003 as well as the Global Address List.

  1. Open Exchange System Manager
    This how-to was actually made on a WS2003STD SP2.
  2. Expand Recipients and Select “Offline Address Lists”
  3. In the right pane, right click the “Default Offline Address List” and select “Rebuild”
  4. It will give you a prompt about how long it can take
    Just click “Yes”
  5. Repeat this for the “Global Address List”
    In the left pane, now click on “Recipient Update Services”
  6. In the right pane, right click on each choice, first selecting “Update Now” on both, and then again selecting “Rebuild” on both
  7. That’s all

This can take several hours though, with my 100 users it generally takes about 40 minutes max.

I would also submit that you can manually re-download the address books via Outlook by selecting the small arrow next to send/receive and then clicking on (you guessed right!) “Download Address Book”.

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Exchange 2010: What’s your Favorite Feature

4 de Dezembro de 2009 – 1:10


Get Microsoft Silverlight

There are lots of new features coming in Exchange 2010, and Crystal Flores took to the show floor at TechEd to ask people about theirs.

http://edge.technet.com/Media/Exchange-2010-Whats-your-Favorite-Feature/


Get Microsoft Silverlight

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Update Rollup 8 para Exchange Server 2007 SP1

21 de Maio de 2009 – 15:50

O Update Rollup 8 para Exchange Server 2007 SP1 resolve problemas encontrados no Exchange Server 2007 SP1 desde o lançamento do software.

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Backup do Exchange 2000/2003 server

2 de Agosto de 2007 – 17:33

One of the most important tasks for an Exchange administrator is the regular, day-by-day, backing up of all the Exchange databases. This can be easily accomplished by use of the built-in NTBACKUP.EXE software found on your Exchange 2000/2003 server.

Some administrators might choose to your 3rd-Party backup tools, such as:

However, as stated above, you do NOT need to buy expensive 3rd-Party tools just to backup your Exchange server.

Generally, you can backup Exchange 2000/2003 in 2 ways: Online backup and Offline backup.

Source: http://www.petri.co.il/backup_exchange_2000_2003_with_ntbackup.htm

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Outlook Web Access

20 de Julho de 2007 – 3:01

Utilize o Microsoft Outlook Web Access para obter e trabalhar com dados arquivados num computador com o Microsoft Exchange Server, utilizando um browser da Internet num computador com base no UNIX, no Macintosh ou no Microsoft Windows. Este fornece acesso público através da Web, a pastas públicas do Microsoft Exchange Server e ao livro de endereços. Pode iniciar a sessão na sua conta pessoal para ler correio electrónico privado, enviar mensagens, criar contactos e agendar compromissos.

Com o Outlook Web Access para o Microsoft Exchange Server, pode partilhar informações com outros utilizadores da Internet em qualquer lugar e a qualquer hora. Utilizando as funções do Outlook Web Access, pode processar e organizar informações, assim como optimizar tarefas de comunicação relacionadas com o seu trabalho diário.
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Exchange transaction logs

18 de Julho de 2007 – 1:54

The Exchange transaction logs are 5 MB files that are used to ensure database integrity. When handling the storage of transaction log files, it is best to have separate mirrored disks that are dedicated for the storage of these files. The main advantage of this is that in the event of a disk failure the other mirrored disk will contain current logs that are necessary for the operation of the Exchange database.

The transaction log files tend to grow rapidly, especially if circular logging is disabled. This uses up a lot of disk storage space. Disabling circular logging, however, has its advantages, especially in the event that any of the Exchange database becomes corrupted. To reduce buildup of these logs, perform daily backups of the Exchange database.

If the Exchange server contains one disk that handles both the transaction logs and the Exchange database, and this disk becomes full DO NOT DELETE THE TRANSACTION LOGS. Perform a full database backup that will then flush out the old log files.

source: Adesh Rampat

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Pricing and Licensing for Medium Organizations

11 de Abril de 2006 – 15:30
Estimated Pricing
Exchange Server 2003 running on Microsoft Windows 2000 Server or Microsoft Windows Server 2003 requires both server licenses and client access licenses (CALs). Review the following tables to find estimated pricing information1.
Server Pricing
Products Prices Comments
Exchange Server 2003 Standard Edition $699 US The standard edition of Exchange Server 2003 is designed to meet the messaging and collaboration needs of small and medium-sized organizations. You need to purchase Exchange Server 2003 CALs in addition to a basic server license. Compare to Enterprise Edition.
Exchange Server 2003 Enterprise Edition $3,999 US Exchange Server 2003 Enterprise Edition is designed for large organizations that have the highest requirements for reliability, scalability, and manageability. You need to purchase Exchange Server 2003 CALs in addition to a basic server license. Compare to Standard Edition.
Client Access License (CAL) – User Pricing
Products Prices Comments
Exchange Server 2003 user CAL $67 US The Exchange Server 2003 user CAL is required for each user gaining access to the server and entitles access rights to both editions of Exchange Server. Each Exchange Server 2003 CAL also includes Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 or Microsoft Entourage 2004 for Mac and permits access from Microsoft Office Outlook Web Access, Outlook Mobile Access, Exchange ActiveSync, or any standard Internet-messaging client.
Exchange Server 2003 device CAL $67 US The Exchange Server 2003 device CAL is required for each device accessing the server and entitles access rights to an unlimited number of users sharing this common device. The device CAL includes Outlook 2003. An example of such a device is a kiosk running Outlook Web Access that is shared by several e-mail users.

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Exchange Server 2003 Edition Comparison

11 de Abril de 2006 – 15:25

Exchange Server 2003 comes in two editions:

Standard Edition and Enterprise Edition.

•Exchange Server 2003 Standard Edition is designed to meet the messaging and collaboration needs of small and medium corporations, and for specific messaging server roles or branch offices.

•Exchange Server 2003 Enterprise Edition, designed for large enterprise corporations, enables you to create multiple storage groups and multiple databases. Exchange Server 2003 Enterprise Edition provides a 16-terabyte message store that removes the constraints on the number of users and amount of data that a single server can manage.

Both editions feature:

•Network compression. Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 is designed for optimum network performance and features attachment and e-mail body compression, fewer round trips between server and client, and more intelligent synchronization.

•Exchange Server 2003 Management Pack. Help monitor and proactively manage deployments with the Microsoft Operations Manager Management Pack.

•Integrated support for mobile devices. Get support for Windows Mobile–enabled mobile device synchronization for e-mail, contacts, and calendars plus mobile browsing capabilities.

•Volume Shadow Copy service. Use the Volume Shadow Copy service in Microsoft Windows Server 2003 to enable improved backup and restore capabilities, thereby reducing the impact to your users and increasing system availability.

•Flexible configuration. You can configure Exchange Server 2003 as a front-end server residing in either the perimeter network (also known as DMZ, demilitarized zone, and screened subnet) or behind the firewall to support multiple client types such as Outlook 2003 (using remote procedure call [RPC] over HTTP), Microsoft Office Outlook Web Access, Outlook Mobile Access, Exchange ActiveSync, Post Office Protocol 3 (POP3), and Internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP).

•Recovery Storage Group. Recover entire storage groups, databases, or individual mailboxes while minimizing impact to your users. This feature has the potential to replace the need for separate servers dedicated to recovery purposes.

Feature Standard Edition Enterprise Edition
Storage groups support 1 storage group 4 storage groups
Number of databases per storage group 1 mailbox store and 1 public folder store 5 databases
Total database size Maximum 16 gigabytes (GB) per database1 Maximum 16 terabytes, limited only by hardware2
Exchange Server clustering Not supported Supported
X.400 connector Not included Included

1 Mailbox storage size limits increase to 75 GB for Exchange Server 2003 Standard Edition with Service Pack 2.
2 Sixteen terabytes of messaging storage is beyond most organizations’ requirements to meet service level agreements for timely messaging backup and restore.

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