We're running into an issue with our user account deprovisioning process.
When a user leaves, we simply disable their AD account, however, whenever a
boss or someone else needs to access that disabled users Exchange 2003
mailbox, it does not allow us to. What is the proper way to set this up?
Going forward, we're definately going to need to access the mailbox of a
user who has left and in turn, has had thier AD account disabled.
Re: creating email box - why no email address? ... Everyone but my boss get addresses. ... I run the exchange tasks from his account in ADUC and add a ... although he now has the exchange tabs for an email enabled user he has ...mailbox.... (microsoft.public.exchange.setup)
RE: Only 1 Accessible Mailbox via Outlook Web Access ... Please open SBS 2003 Server Management,... On the Account tab, click Log On To..., is it set to "The following ... Access to Connect to Your Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Mailbox... Only 1 Accessible Mailbox via Outlook Web Access... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
RE: multiple domains, multiple mailbox ... If I send emails from the sister company and I change the 'From' section ... Now I would either like to have it all into one email account,... the email is under the sent item of the primary mailbox account.... it is an outlook setting and now saved onto the server. ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
RE: Spam solution ... I understand that you can't use Outlook to ... If you have chosen to hide the account from the GAL, ...mailbox, because you have to account GAL first for these configuration. ...Open Active Directory Users and Computers. ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
Re: adc error ...ADC reads the 5.5 Directory to find the SID of the Associated-NT-Account ... If it finds the SID, it imports the mailbox data onto the Account in the ... After you migrate the accounts from NT4 you'll need to run Exchange ADClean... (microsoft.public.exchange.setup)
