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Have you changed the password for your exchange service account?
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Have you changed the password for your exchange service account?

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No. &nbsp;Where can I change the password?
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When you installed exchange it would have asked you to create a new NT Account or to use the Administrator account to asign exchange rights to.<br />
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This is the username that you need to us. &amp;&nbsp;as Vinnyd79 said have you changed the password or is the account disabled/Locked Out?<br />
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Answer to your 2nd Question &quot;User Manager For Domains&quot;
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When you installed exchange it would have asked you to create a new NT Account or to use the Administrator account to asign exchange rights to.

This is the username that you need to us. & as Vinnyd79 said have you changed the password or is the account disabled/Locked Out?

Answer to your 2nd Question "User Manager For Domains"

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oh my mistake only saw 5.5 not 5.5 on 2k.<br />
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Same goes though just check the ADSI.
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oh my mistake only saw 5.5 not 5.5 on 2k.

Same goes though just check the ADSI.

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After a shutdown the exchange administrator doesn't let me create a new mailbox, in the NT Event Viewer it says I don't have permission, what kind of permission do I need?<br />
I'm running Exchange 5.5 on Win2000Server and have administrator access. 
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After a shutdown the exchange administrator doesn't let me create a new mailbox, in the NT Event Viewer it says I don't have permission, what kind of permission do I need?
I'm running Exchange 5.5 on Win2000Server and have administrator access. 

Exchange is denying access to create a new mailbox

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