I need some tips advice how to configure Exchange 2003 so that:
Internal users [email protected] send an email to any@servername
All emails directed at @servername will be routed to another (local network) mail server system (in combination with Alfresco) on servername which will handle it further
Thank you
I would like to know what I have to add to the apache.conf file to achieve the following:
For all requests for which no Virtualhost is specified, they have to go to one of the Virtualhosts that I do have specified (but I don't want to use ServerAlias, because there are too many domains which I would have to list). And I also don't want to use the ErrorDocument 404 option, because I already use it.
a request on the direct IP of the webserver will do a redirect to an URL on another server (now I use a php redirect, with an index.php in the www root)
I would like to point all requests for a certain directory and all its possible subdirs to one documentroot.
So, for example, I get a lot of requests on many different subdirs here: domain.com/directory/and_all_possible_subdirs
Point to the index.php file that resides in domain.com/directory/
What to add in apache2.conf ?
There are some files on our fileserver that cannot be deleted, because the directory structure is too deep.
I have read: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/320081 and at resolution #5 it is suggested to use a tool that can traverse deep paths. I am looking for some names of tools which can do this.
We are running Exchange Server 2003 and we have about 400 users and a quota limit of 250MB per mailbox.
We had about 8GB of free space left, and that was always enough, but now since since about 2 weeks ago, all of a sudden the exchange databases are growing rapidly.
I already had to resize the disk and added an extra 40GB, but now that is already down to 33GB and still going down at a rate of 1GB a day.
The mailboxes do not seem to get larger. So what is taking up all that space?
Can someone give me some advice on how to troubleshoot this problem?
I have read something about offline defrag (eseutil), that might help to free up some space, but I think it will not solve the root cause.
Circular logging is enabled.
I have been using a program called vRanger Pro from Vizioncore. This is a program to make backups of Virtual Machines.
There is a problem with it and I am trying to uninstall it (and do a reinstall afterwards), but the uninstall procedure freezes (see screenshot). I am using Windows Server 2008 standard edition.
There is no vRanger service running in the backgound anymore. I have also tried to remove it in Safe Mode, but got the same freeze.
I need to know how to (manually) remove this application.
I need to install one printer driver on multiple VDI's so that the local printer will be redirected (if I don't install the printer drivers, it does not redirect properly). On one of the VDI's I have via a RDP session added a local printer, installed the drivers and afterwards removed the local printer. And that works fine and is all I need. Is there a way to do this without having to RDP and install a local printer?
Which FTP server will meet the following criteria:
Thank you
On a FreeBSD system (8.1), I am looking for instructions on how to check the running version of OpenSSH and also instructions on the best way to download install an update of OpenSSH
Currently I have Nagios up and running and it notifies me by email of events.
I would like to know the configuration change that I have to make, so that I will only be notified 1 time of a server going down and then only another email when it is up again.
At the moment when I server is down, I get an email every 30 minutes telling me that it is down, and I am only interested in knowing when it is up again (recovery).
I would like to know the change that I have to make in the configuration files manually. I don't use and don't want to use a fancy front-end.
What is a good tool to monitor certain Active Directory changes? For example: We would like to see a weekly report of: newly created users, users added to groups, locked out users, domain admins.
In our windows 2003 domain there are a few computers where domain users are member of the local administrator group.
I am looking for the best way to create a list of all the computers where this is the case.
Is there a way to see or count the amount of emails that a specific Microsoft Exchange mailbox receives?
I need to know on average how many emails one specific exchange mailbox receives per month. I can start counting from now, but I was wondering if there is an easy way to get these statistics.
Thanks
We have scanned our domain and there are just a couple of PC's where an user is localadmin (this was enabled in the past for a certain application/installation). We need to disable this now. Is there a way to do this remotely?
OS: windows XP clients in network / domain environment
We are running BES 5.0, with a Salesforce Mobile application push.This works fine.
We do not want the users to download and install 3rd Party applications, so we have disable this by creating a BES policy (disable Third Party Software Downloads). But when we disable this, the application push for our SalesForce Application ceases to work.
Does anybody know/have experience with making an exception for certain applications or an exception for applications that are provided by application push from the BES?
WARNING BlackBerry Policy Service(warning, 20000, warning)[SCS::PerformITAdminQueueHealthCheck - HealthCheck found issues, ]{4}, eventlog: 4 > warning
Doe anybody know what the above error message means?
The telnet client is disabled by default in Windows 7. I would like to enable the telnet client for all Windows 7 PCs in our domain. I know how to enable it manually:
How can I do this for all Windows 7 PCs in the domain? All the Windows 7 PCs are in a separate OU.
Can this be enabled by a registry setting that I can apply to all Windows 7 PCs?
Can it be done by a Group Policy?
We have some BlackBerry synchronization problems. A Google search of "Cached Exchange Mode and BlackBerry", but I can't really find a definitive answer. Is there anybody here who has tested this and has a definitive answer? Can I use Cached Exchange Mode in combination with BlackBerry/BES?
Can somebody give me a script advice/example of how to restart services?
I have to restart 17 services, but the first 4 services have to be in the right order and after the restart command is given to one of the services, the next one should be started when the previous one is finished.
I know I can restart a service by net command, and I can build a delay by for example a ping command that repeats for an x amount of times, but I never know in advance how long it is going to take for a service to restart.
Thanks, Kindest regards, Marcel