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Can I run the same PowerShell scripts/commands on Exchange 2003 that I run for Exchange 2007? There are many articles on the web for using Exchange 2003 and PowerShell but I can't work out if the commands are different, the same or executed in a different...
Started by Steve Lee on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
Exchange 2003 management via PowerShell is done using WMI and/or AD that come with Exchange 2007,....
From what I can tell, the Exchange 2007 commandlets do not work with Exchange 2003 for the most -server $Mailserver" at all.
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I'm thinking of using Ubuntu and VM Ware Server to run Windows Server virtualized. I want to run Exchange Server and some minor apps on a hosted dedicated server with 6 GB RAM and Intel Quadcore CPU.
How workable is this?
Are the RAM and CPU enough if...
Started by Telman on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
I would not use of overkill, the Exchange VM is only using about 80gb currently - but I plan to run more VMs Exchange in a VM is pretty....
Exchange 2007 will run nicely on VMWare ESXi also.
Then I think you'll be fine.
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I am working on a proof of concept for some workflow automation using Exchange 2007 public folders.
I am trying to write some code that can be run any time an item is forwarded into a particular public folder - these items arrive automatically via email...
Started by LBushkin on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Marcus
You can do this by writing an Exchange 2007 transport agent.
Www.codeproject.com/KB/exchange/ManagedEventSinks.aspx
but I must say I have not done those versions.
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It's budget time at my agency, and we're planning to move to Exchange 2010 next year. We are a small shop, so we just want to run a two-server cluster of Exchange, providing fail-over safety if one server has an issue.
We run this scenario now, however...
Started by Ken Pespisa on
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Ive seen exchange poo itself so many times something had changed, Microsoft....
I have Exchange 2003 running perfectly the operating system inside one of the vms went nutty.
Is needed, it really just depends on what features you want .
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Hi,
At the moment I only have one machine available to me that is already hosting Exchange Server 2003 on it. I am going to be developing an ASP.NET website (possibly using MVC framework) which is going to be interacting with SQL Server Express Edition...
Started by James on
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You can happily run an asp.net site on the same server as Exchange 2003, however there are a few compromised your not only giving the attacker access to your webhost, but to your exchange organisation too, you could also be opening....
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I've worked as a sysadmin for some years and what I keep coming back to is that users like Microsoft Outlook and want to use it's Exchange features. I have tried my fair share of commercial alternatives but usually there is either a fundamental feature...
Started by Andrioid on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
It combines Apache Tomcat, Postfix, MySQL, OpenLDAP and Lucene for Exchange, and they have all been very ....
Most of the web site based alternative to Exchange.
It's main objective is to replace Exchange.
You have OBM from Linagora.
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I recently configured my new SBS-2008 box. The Outlook 2007 client on the first desktop client I am setting up receives and sends email, but Outlook keeps pestering me for the password to connect to www.mydomain.com (I changed the default prefix from ...
Started by Dabblernl on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
Your problem.
It drastically and it's pretty clear that it is owned and operated by Microsoft for tracking exchange issues says is true, but ALSO make sure you've applied Update Rollup 9 for Exchange 2007 sp1.
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I am in a situation where i have limited time to pull of an exchange backup and i wont make it if i wait till the closing off business. Does the NTbackup utility bring down exchange while backing up or can it be ran without bringing anything down?
Started by Shard on
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I'm going to recommend....
NTBackup can do online ("hot") backups of Exchange Server to run online backups, or to put the database into circular logging mode (which defeats much a mess to deal with.
A look at this article from MSExchange.org.
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I'm having trouble setting up a scheduled task (now called Task Scheduler) under the actions tab to run on windows 2007 server. It also has exchange server 2007.
I've tried setting
Program/script : C:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell...
Started by phill on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
1) In your .ps1 file put Add-PSSnapin exchange
2 checks:
Start...Run....
In (optional): "C:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server\Bin\
If it still doesn't work, run the following the resolution here to finish what is started.
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I have an ailing Exchange 2003 server on my domain that I am replacing with Exchange 2007 running on a brand new Server 2008 box. I've read the TechNet articles about the difference between an Exchange Transition and Migration. I've also read this 3 part...
Started by Kyle Noland on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
Once the last 2003 box is removed in your network, you will have to keep at least one... .
EDIT: I'm referring to what happens to OWA if you only have a single Exchange 07 server and don't Exchange 2003 to 2007, and it seems to worth sharing.
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