With our exchange 2003 setup I have found that running System Manager from my workstation, I cant see all of the mail queues, just a select few. If I run System Manager directly on the BH server I can see all the queues. Is this by design, or is something just not configured correctly? Thanks.

Please provide more specific information. Queues aren't static--they change over time. Sometimes you have fewer, sometimes more. -- Ed Crowley MVP "There are seldom good technological solutions to behavioral problems." . "KillerPCs" wrote in message news:10274d0c-ba54-4dc3-aacd-b53f096c9e97... With our exchange 2003 setup I have found that running System Manager from my workstation, I cant see all of the mail queues, just a select few. If I run System Manager directly on the BH server I can see all the queues. Is this by design, or is something just not configured correctly? Thanks.Ed Crowley MVP "There are seldom good technological solutions to behavioral problems."

Hi Ed, basically, at the same time, from my PC, and from a remote session into the BH server, I see all queues via the BH view, and only a select few queues from the view via my PC. I was trying to research a TLS issue, a couple queues that had queued email waiting for a TLS connection from 2 specific domains was visible when I run system manager on the BH server, but when I ran system manager from my PC, those queues were not listed. It seemed like in order to view an accurate live view of the exchange queues, I have to remote into the BH server, I was guessing that shouldnt be the case since you can install the exchange utilities on your PC, I would hope it would provide the same functionality from my PC.