Post installation questions for Exchange Server 2003
I just upgraded to Exchange Server 2003 from Exchange Server 5.5. I haev some post instalaltion questions:
1. I use to have my mailbox as the admin mailbox. so, my address was "administrator@mydomain.co
2. I use to have a buch of mailboxes that weren't attached to any active directory accounts in 5.5, sort of stand alone mailboxes. Now, the only way I know to create a mailbox is to have an active directory account created first. Does every mailbox have to have an active directory account?
3. How do I enable SSL for Outlook web access?
4. How do I create global distribution lists?
1. I use to have my mailbox as the admin mailbox. so, my address was "administrator@mydomain.co
2. I use to have a buch of mailboxes that weren't attached to any active directory accounts in 5.5, sort of stand alone mailboxes. Now, the only way I know to create a mailbox is to have an active directory account created first. Does every mailbox have to have an active directory account?
3. How do I enable SSL for Outlook web access?
4. How do I create global distribution lists?
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Are you able to see administartor@mydoamin.com
If no then you can assign secondary SMTP address in your mailbox as administartor@mydomain.com
If no then you can assign secondary SMTP address in your mailbox as administartor@mydomain.com
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I can see it, I just can't edit it. I can't open a mailbox for it, because when i click on "exchange tasks" for the administrator account, all it will allow me to do is delete all exchange attributes. I try to add the address "administrator@mydomain.co
What you can do here is remove all exchange attributes for this administrator AD Account and then create mailbox for this by again going through Exchnage Tasks.
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All the suggestions you made worked great, Thank you. Some additional questions, if you would be so kind:
1. In OWA, one has to type in https://www.mydomain.com/exchange. Is there a way I can remove the "/exchange" part of the address?
2. When the OWA login comes up, people have to type "domainname/username" as theiruser name. is there a way that I can just make it username?
1. In OWA, one has to type in https://www.mydomain.com/exchange. Is there a way I can remove the "/exchange" part of the address?
2. When the OWA login comes up, people have to type "domainname/username" as theiruser name. is there a way that I can just make it username?
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