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We have an exchange server installed (ver 5.0) on NT Server 4.0.<br />
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For optimizing the Exchange Server there exists a tool; I accessed it by pressing the start button, programms, exchangeadministration. It is called something like 'Optimizing Exchangeserver' (We are running the German edition).<br />
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After the optimization - I had to replace some exchange folders from C:\ to D:\ and vice versa - the Eventlog 201 occurd among several users.<br />
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So in the License Manager I changed the settings for the Licenses of the NT Server and for the Exchange Server to Worstation based (I changed form Server Licenses to the other licensing)<br />
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Can you help me?
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We have an exchange server installed (ver 5.0) on NT Server 4.0.

For optimizing the Exchange Server there exists a tool; I accessed it by pressing the start button, programms, exchangeadministration. It is called something like 'Optimizing Exchangeserver' (We are running the German edition).

After the optimization - I had to replace some exchange folders from C:\ to D:\ and vice versa - the Eventlog 201 occurd among several users.

So in the License Manager I changed the settings for the Licenses of the NT Server and for the Exchange Server to Worstation based (I changed form Server Licenses to the other licensing)

Can you help me?

Exchange License Error 201

The Windows operating systems have distinct methodologies for designing and implementing networks, and have specific systems to accomplish various networking processes, such as Exchange for email, Sharepoint for shared files and programs, and IIS for delivery of web pages. Microsoft also produces server technologies for networked database use, security and virtualization.