sukh

1. So cant use relay then?

1. Outlook 2003 requires free/busy otherwise you can book meetings/appointments without knowing free/busy info for users. 2. You will have to keep the PF database around until you get rid of Outlook 2003.

1. They should be logged on your DC, you can check those or setup an alert or use a monitoring system to trigger email or use a script to send emails

1. Do you use exch PF? 2. Do you have any data in them at all that you need? 3. Do you have Outlook 2003 clients, if yes, then you will have to keep the PF database for free/busy?

Use SSL with basic authentication

KB posted above should do it, if it doesn't then post back.

1. Running the script will only work once, unless you schedule it, maybe if you have your staff on 1 DB, grant access at the DB level that way any new mailboxes created will have this permission applied to them. Something like the below. Get-MailboxDatabase -identity “[mailbox database name]” | Add-ADPermission -user [username] -AccessRights GenericAll

1. What version of Exch 2. Would probably be easier if you were running Exch 2007/2010 with Outlook 2007/2010, autodiscover would take care of all that easily.

1. If you have left Exch to use autoconfig for DC/GC discovery then it should discover the DC/GC in the site. 2. If you have excluded or configured static DC/GC then this may be a possible cause. 3. Make sure the 2nd DC is also a GC ALSO in the same AD site as Exch

what version of Exch?

1. As you know you have rentension period for deleted mailbox, whatever you have set on your DB. 2. You will have to wait deleted items retension or you can change that setting to 0

1. You can coexist the roles with 2010 so I;d put all mbx/cas/hub across 2 servers for 650 users. Configure a CAS array and for CAS server use DAG for the MBX server.

This is why I suspect it doesnt work with 2007, 2007 doesnt return that attribute :-(

As fas as I know this isnt Exch related more IE related. Try something like this - How Can I Change the Internet Explorer Title Bar? - Hey, Scripting Guy! Blog - Site Home - TechNet Blogs Then deploy via GPO or something

Are you talking about the IE title bar, not sure what you mean, probably something straight forward, can you post a PIC showing what you would like changed?

1. Run the ExchRCA test and post output. - https://www.testexchangeconnectivity.com/ 2. Do you use OA? or just OWA and EAS? 3. Does OWA work internally? 4. Is this an issue for all users or some?

See this - Customize the Outlook Web App Sign-In and Sign-Out Pages: Exchange 2010 Help

but does it have the right on the PF folder? even if your an exch admin you dont automatically have rights to create object in PF.

If you do get-user "username" | fl does the attribute UserAccountControl get returned in the results? If does then that why, diff exch veriosns

1. The account youre using, does that a permission at that level in the PF hierachy?

1. You can do something like this in AD - do a custom search - (&(UserAccountControl:1.2.840.113556.1.4.803:=2)(msExchHomeServerName=*)(objectClass=User)) 2. Or simply just do a common queries, and select disabled account, then on the results, go to the view and add in the exch server columns 3. Or if you want to use powershell, quest have some simple and nice add-ins

Which AD version you on?

1. When the messages in the queue, what the reason why they are there? What does it say? 2. Do the message eventually get delivered or do the senders get an NDR?

Have you published the form? How are you loading the form?

Done the above I suggested??