[SOLVED] enterprise IT

Here what the error looks like in Exchange Remote Connectivity Analyzer: Verify that both Basic and Integrated Windows Authentication are selected: Open the Exchange System Manager.Expand the Servers node.Expand the server node.Expand the Protocols node.Expand the HTTP node.Expand the Exchange Virtual Server node.Right-click on the Exchange node and select Properties.Click on the Access tab.Click on the Authentication button.Make sure Basic Authentication and Integrated Read more [...]

Issue:  You are experiencing timeout issues migrating email from Exchange 2003 using MigrationWiz

Circumstances: You observe the following event errors:

Event Type: Error
Event Source: Server ActiveSync
Event ID: 3015
Description: IP-based AUTD failed to initialize because the processing of notifications could not be setup.  Error code [0x80004005].  Verify that no other applications are currently bound to UDP port [2883], or try specifying a different port number.

Event Type: Error
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Issue: There is a plethora of threads and confusing articles online about the topic of manually removing an Exchange 2003 server from your Exchange Org.  This might be required when a server fails and is not restored from backup or when your graceful uninstall efforts through add/remove programs fail in the middle.  If add/remove is simply giving you errors like mailboxes still exist or public folders still exist then I would take the time to properly decommission the server and continue with the Read more [...]

I recently had a call with Microsoft Product Support services on an Exchange case at a large enterprise customer and the bottom of their email was mention of:

This is coming up quickly, and I have to admit I was not following this date.  As IT people we sometimes let certain products go out of support, I'd say the email system should not be one of them and it's definitely time to move forward to either Exchange 2010 or Office 365.

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