Re: Enabling IMF on Exchange 2003 SP2
- From: "Ben Winzenz [Exchange MVP]" <ben_winzenz@nospamdotmessageonedotcom>
- Date: Thu, 15 Dec 2005 10:25:01 -0600
Re-read the release notes. You have to have the correct permissions to
create the container, but SP2 should create it for you, assuming that you
have the right pems (Exchange Full Admin, or Exchange Administrator at the
Org level)
As far as where it goes, you'd find it under the Configuration container
(not visible from ADUC). Install ADSIEdit (Windows 2003 Support tools) and
you should see the configuration container. ADSIEdit is sort of like
regedit (in terms of view) for Active Directory.
When you launch ADSIEdit, you should find this listed under Configuration,
Services, Microsoft Exchange, Org name, Global Settings, Message Delivery.
When you highlight Message Delivery, it will show up on the right pane.
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"Ed Hansberry, MS-MVP/Mobile Devices"
<spamfree-silvernino@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>I did not have IMF1 on Exchange 2003 Sp1. We rely on ORF from
> www.vamsoft.com for our anti-spam needs but I wanted to play with
> IMF since it is already there. However, this stumped me:
>
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> http://download.microsoft.com/download/f/b/5/fb5c54af-fe5c-48e9-be97-f9e8207325ab/Ex_2003_SP2_RelNotes.htm
>
> Because Intelligent Message Filter is included in Exchange Server
> 2003 SP2, it is no longer an add-on and, therefore, a container
> must be created within Active Directory® directory service as
> follows:
>
> Cn=UCE Content Filter,cn=Message Delivery,cn=Global
> Settings,cn=<ORG NAME>cn=Microsoft
> Exchange,cn=Services,cn=configuration,dc=<root domain>
>
> You must have elevated rights to create this container - either
> Exchange Full Administrator or Exchange Administrator role at the
> organization level. The first time that you try to upgrade to a
> released or SP1 version of Exchange Server 2003, your permissions
> will be checked and a warning displayed if you do not have the
> correct rights level.
>
> After the first upgrade is completed successfully, the system
> checks for the container and allows you to proceed with a more
> restricted permission set, such as Exchange Administrator role at
> the administrative group or higher.
>
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>
> What? Can someone point me in the right direction on this? I
> poked around in Active Directory Users and Computers and didn't
> see anything remotely resembling a place this might go, not that
> honestly I would have had any idea how to actually create it.
>
> Why would the SP2 install not do this automatically? This to me
> seems like getting done with an application install then having
> to manually add a registry key or two to get it to work.
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