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700k is very small - are you sure that is what you have set it to? I get a single email that is larger than that. Even evil systems administrators give their users 10mb. Unless you are really tight for space try putting it up something like 70,000 (~70mb). <br />
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Simon.
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700k is very small - are you sure that is what you have set it to? I get a single email that is larger than that. Even evil systems administrators give their users 10mb. Unless you are really tight for space try putting it up something like 70,000 (~70mb).

Simon.

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I have set it to 700000K in the limits which is 6 digits, my error message says I have a mailbox of 575989 which is also six digits. I suppose I meant 700 thousand K <br />
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John.<br />

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I have set it to 700000K in the limits which is 6 digits, my error message says I have a mailbox of 575989 which is also six digits. I suppose I meant 700 thousand K

John.


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Well done, it looks like I had set personal settings in my user exchange properties, these were overiding the domain prpoerties. <br />
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Thanks &nbsp;
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Well done, it looks like I had set personal settings in my user exchange properties, these were overiding the domain prpoerties.

Thanks  

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I have this message &quot;Your mailbox has exceeded one or more size limits set by your administrator&quot; so I re set the size limit on the store to exceed what the current mailbox size is; for example the mailstore size for the user is 560K and the warning limit &nbsp;to 600K. I still get the warning message. I changed it to 700K and I still get the warning. <br />
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I am running Small Business Server with exchange 2003.<br />
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John &nbsp; 
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I have this message "Your mailbox has exceeded one or more size limits set by your administrator" so I re set the size limit on the store to exceed what the current mailbox size is; for example the mailstore size for the user is 560K and the warning limit  to 600K. I still get the warning message. I changed it to 700K and I still get the warning. 

I am running Small Business Server with exchange 2003.

John   

Your mailbox has exceeded one or more size limits set by your administrator - when it hasn't

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).