Not being a jerk as I understand perfectly my post makes me look somewhat stupid. That's partially my fault but I didn't want to write a novel with every detail about this topic. Thanks for the help though.
These are the type of responses that I wasn't looking forward to. I'm really taking less than baby steps when addressing this because I've got limited experience with some of the "deeper" parts of Exchange. I'll be talking with them tomorrow over some of the concerns I have about this.
I've been having issues with storage space and after doing some research I noticed a lot of log files in the Exchange folder (~5.5GB). After talking with our support company, they recommended that I turn on Circular logging and this would help with the storage space issue some.
The...
Prior to the Godaddy cert, we were using Thawte. I did install the intermediate certs as directed by the Godaddy directions. I was doing some light testing with https://www.testexchangeconnectivity.com as well as the AccessMyLan ActiveSync Tester...
Neither one of these are major issues but I have a feeling that they are both linked somehow. I installed a godaddy SSL certificate to replace our old one and this caused somethings to stop working like that had in the past.
Prior to installing the godaddy SSL cert, I could type in the...
This has really been a pain in the rear at my workplace lately. Is there anything that can be done to help prevent installation/infection at all such besides keeping things updated? We use Trend Micro (not the best I know)
I'm trying to understand why uninstalling a Trend Micro application on Server 2k3 caused the system to experience a TCP/IP stack corruption. The application was the Trend Micro Client/Server security agent for Trend Micro Worry Free Business Security 6.0. I attempted to uninstall it from the...
After some poking and prodding my workplace is finally switching to a new backup strategy. Currently our planned backup is to run a full nightly backup to tape monday-friday on a two week rotation. We're switching to a NAS and offsite hosted storage for our new one. I'm trying to figure...
How challenging would it be to get this old OS working in a modern virtualized environment? I'm not planning on doing something like this any time soon but I may sometime within the next 6 months need to consider it. The machine runs on our local LAN and has an specific type of external modem...
I'm currently working on a school project that involves moving a 25GB+/hour of traffic across a network. I know a little bit about databases but more from a single computer than a network setting. When designing a network with concerns about database traffic, what is important when it comes to...
I work at a place as an IT intern where IT is treated as an afterthought at best most of the time so there is a lot of things that I think can be improved in regards to a number of different IT areas. For a lot of that time I was more concerned with keeping things running with what I could and...
I have a computer at work who's hard drive is almost always active and it's slowing down the computer. I used the performance monitor but it doesn't tell me what is actually causing the activity. Is there something in XP that can tell me what's using the HDD like the resource monitor found in...
I recently reinstalled our SSL certificate for Exchange email over the web but I when I did, I think the encryption went from 1024 to RC4 128. Just for general security I would like to bump it back up to it's original level but am unsure how to do this.
I currently have a group policy which has the screen save come on if the computer has been inactive for 15 minutes. I have one person who needs it for 30 minutes. How would I got about changing the policy for just one person while leaving everyone else alone?
It's pretty much does everything for us AD, mail DNS, DHCP etc. I didn't set it up and the C:\ drive was only given 12GB of space. I'd love to expand it but I am only IT intern but we have an IT contractor which does our "massive changes" so I'm limited to what I can do on my own.