Obviously xcopying files and permissions is easy enough to accomplish. My challenge is to modify Small Business Server 2003 in a way that new users will be created in "x:\users shared folders" after I've moved them there from the default "c:\users shared folders". Any links, tips and step-by-steps would be greated appreciated!
Help Changing "c:\users shared folders" to "x:\users shared folders"
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Hi. One of my client's changed their Business name, therefore the also changed their email addresses. As their old email addresses are no longer functional, all their emails were re-directed to the new email addresses. In order to make these changes in exchange (using SBS2003), I created a new recipient policy and applied these changes, then changed all user accounts to default to these new email addresses. As they are using the Pop3 to retrieve their emails, I also changed their POP3 details to conform with the new emails. Then I retrieved the emails from the Pop3 connection to be distributed to the corresponding accounts. The problem is that the stacked emails (over 200 of them) received, were never delivered. I can see the in email tracking system as being submitted to the Categorize. Mind you when I restarted the SBS server, all emails now are going to the right recipients, however those 200 email are not delivered and I don't know how to get them back. Any Idea? Regards Mehran - 2. Using different email addresses in exchange/sbs 2003 R2
Hi, I have a number of small businesses with different email addresses. They are stored at different pop mailboxes at my ISP. I can collect the email using exchange and route it correctly but there are 2 things i dont seem to be able to do. 1) when sending out a new email, I don't seem to be able to change the reply address "on the fly". When using a standard email client (without exchange), if you have more than one account, you can specify which identity you are emailing out on at the time of writing the email. is this possible with exchange? 2) When replying to an email, again the outgoing mail has my default email address, rather than intelligently using the email address it came in on (or at least the domain). I hope I made sense! Thanks for any help - 3. Map share folder on network drive to companyweb
Hi all: I am numb and must be confused. I have a networked drive and folders that I want to be available from the RWW mycompany workspace. I would like to add a folder to the "documents and lists" page that connects to a drive and folder on the server. The intent is that my users will have access to the documents on the server when they log into RWW. The files are all standard file types...(.doc, .xls, .pdf...) The only option I can see is uploading each file to the RWW webspace and that is not really what I want to do.
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Help Changing "c:\users shared folders" to "x:\users shared folders"
by Mark Hudy » Fri, 05 Oct 2007 06:04:01 GMT
Re: Help Changing "c:\users shared folders" to "x:\users shared folders"
by Lanwench [MVP - Exchange] » Fri, 05 Oct 2007 06:31:47 GMT
See How to move the client programs folder to another location in Windows Small Business Server 2003 http://www.**--****.com/ ;en-us;830254 Moving Data Folders for Windows Small Business Server 2003 http://www.**--****.com/ How to move Exchange databases and logs in Exchange Server 2003 http://www.**--****.com/
Re: Help Changing "c:\users shared folders" to "x:\users shared folders"
by Cris Hanna [SBS-MVP] » Fri, 05 Oct 2007 06:35:46 GMT
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