All questions pertaining Exchange 2003 Hi 1) How to easily find the total number of mailboxes in the exchange 2003 organization 2) What are designed tiers 3) How to find total number of OWA users 4) How to find mail recipient users only 5) Average mail size /limit 6) number of emails send and received per day per user 7) Minimum OL client version 8) Minimum IE version 9)Exchange server version , sp version and store.exe version 10) External URL and internal URL of CAS array ( how to decide) 11) Hardware Load balance IP addres 12)no of forests and domains exist now ? 13)AD sites exist now and will be in the new design 14)forest and domain trust requirements if any 15)RPO ?

On Thu, 8 Mar 2012 21:55:28 +0000, Exchangeskumar wrote: >All questions pertaining Exchange 2003 > >Hi > >1) How to easily find the total number of mailboxes in the exchange 2003 organization If all you want is a count, use ADUC and select "Exchange Recipients" in the "Find" drop-down list box. >2) What are designed tiers You define what you want -- assuming "tiers" means "mailbox quota limits). >3) How to find total number of OWA users If you don't restrict the use of OWA at the mailbox, consider all mailboxes to be OWA users. >4) How to find mail recipient users only Do you mean mail-enabled users? Or something else? Again, ADUC and "Exchange Recipients". >5) Average mail size /limit Maybe by now you should consider buying 3rd-party reporting software? >6) number of emails send and received per day per user > >7) Minimum OL client version > >8) Minimum IE version > >9)Exchange server version , sp version and store.exe version > >10) External URL and internal URL of CAS array ( how to decide) > >11) Hardware Load balance IP addres > >12)no of forests and domains exist now ? > >13)AD sites exist now and will be in the new design > >14)forest and domain trust requirements if any > >15)RPO ? Well, the "O" stands for "Objective". What's YOURS? Have you considered asking your Exchange admin and AD admin these questions???? --- Rich Matheisen MCSE+I, Exchange MVP --- Rich Matheisen MCSE+I, Exchange MVP

Good Afternoon, There are certain messages from domains that are stuck in the smtp virtual server queue. This all started after applying updates from Microsoft. IIS service also has an error when restarting, that says it had to close unexpectedly because of inetinfo.exe. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks