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Mailbox size changes take some time to be updated. Be patient.
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Mailbox size changes take some time to be updated. Be patient.

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Thanks for the link as well...
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urrrrrrrrgggggghhhhhhhh, whetever.
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Dont bother posting if you are going to provide useless information not relavant to the thread. Save that for the message boards that DONT COST MONEY
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Dont bother posting if you are going to provide useless information not relavant to the thread. Save that for the message boards that DONT COST MONEY

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I have setup limits and notifications in Exchange 2003. I have set a notification limit as well as a limit prohibiting sending email at a specified size. How long will it take for this to propogate across the network? I have also set my limits lower to test it out but I am not receiving any warnings in regars to the size of my mailbox.<br />
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Is there a setting that has to be enabled first in order to have warnings sent from the email server?
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I have setup limits and notifications in Exchange 2003. I have set a notification limit as well as a limit prohibiting sending email at a specified size. How long will it take for this to propogate across the network? I have also set my limits lower to test it out but I am not receiving any warnings in regars to the size of my mailbox.

Is there a setting that has to be enabled first in order to have warnings sent from the email server?

Setting Mailbox Limits and Notifications

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