Exchange 2003 server

You should be able to Update the Firmware from the IBM website:
http://www.ibm.com/us/en/
Good Luck!!!

hello,

you just try to remove as force.

go to run, after this type " dcpromo /forceremoval ".

it will do this for you, if any issue on active directory or ad database.

you can do this command in normal or safe mode.

thanks,

you can go>control panel>network connections>local aria connection>details/support.
ok
thanks

Problem signature:
Problem Event Name: PnPDeviceProblemCode
Architecture: x86
Hardware Id: USB\VID_0421&PID_0355&REV_0490
Setup class GUID: {4f919108-4adf-11d5-882d-00b0d02fe381}
PnP problem code: 00000027
Driver name: ccdcmb.sys
Driver version: 7.1.32.68
Driver date: 05-18-2011
OS Version: 6.0.6001.2.1.0.256.0
Locale ID: 1033

How to change Mailbox Size in Exchange 2003:

Open up the Server Management Console, then expand the Exchange Server Settings (usually named "Your Organisation - Exchange").
Then browse to the Servers and then "Your Server",
then to the First Storage Group, and then right click -> properties on the Mail Box Store.
This then brings up the properties for the Mailbox Store.
Click on the "Limits" Tab.
You will notice that you have the limits now displayed in KB - change the limits to your desired size, and click OK.

How to change Individual Mailbox sizes in Exchange 2003:

Go into Active Directory Users and Computers
Right click on the User account you want to change their mailbox limit for
Then go to the Exchange General Tab, and click on Store Limits button
Unckeck the Use Exchange store defaults box, and set desired amounts

You have SP2? Is that for Exchange Server or the SBS 2003 OS or both? Make sure you have the latest Service Packs installed for both. I think that's SP2. Exchange Server has to be updated to work with the iPhone. Check that the settings in IIS are the same for Security, Authentication where to use SSL (although different certificate for each server) etc. for OMA, OWA, Exchange etc.

To configure the Lotus Notes client

1. Click Start, point to All Programs, point to Lotus Applications, and then click Lotus Notes. Because this is the first time you have run Lotus Notes, the Lotus Notes Client Configuration Wizard starts. Click Next.
   
2. On the Welcome page, click Next.
   
3. When prompted, type in the name you set up for the user ID for Exchange Connector for Lotus Notes and enter the name of the user's home/mail Domino server. Select I want to connect to a Domino server. Click Next.
   
4. On the How Do You Want to Connect to a Domino Server page, select Set up a connection to a local area network (LAN), and then click Next.
   
5. On the Domino Server Network Information page, in the Domino server name text box, type the name of the Lotus Domino server that will act as a bridgehead between Exchange Server 2003 and Lotus Domino. In the Please provide specific network information to help locate this server dialog box, select TCP/IP. In the Server address field, type the hostname or IP address for the Domino server listed above, and then click Next. This server should be the one that you configured earlier.
   
6. When asked if you want the User ID file copied to your data directory, click Yes.
   
7. Type in the password for the user ID file.
   
8. If prompted to set up Instant Messaging, clear the Setup instant messaging check box, and then click Next.
   
9. On the Additional Services page, click Next.
   
10. You will receive a message that indicates that Notes setup is complete. Click OK.
    
11. Verify that the selected location is set to Office (should be displayed in the lower-right corner of the Notes client). If not, select the name displayed there and then choose the Office location.
    
12. Exit Lotus Notes.
    

U mail is noted friend.. U all files and foeld is xchange the new Windows Server 2003, than no problem..