SBS2K3/Exchange Server problem Northwest Upgrades Plus 29.06.2007 21:36:02 Here is a weird problem that I can not figure out. When trying to use Exchange Server System Attendant and Selecting Server/Users/Mailbox to delete a user, right clicking on the user does not bring up the Exchange Tasks. Any suggestions? SBS2K3 Standard -- Thanks for your help.

Re: SBS2K3/Exchange Server problem "Dave Nickason [SBS MVP]" <gwdibble[ at ]NOSPAM.frontiernet.net> 29.06.2007 21:49:30 My grandmother used to say "right church, wrong pew." You need to delete the user (or remove the user's mailbox) from the right-click menu in Active Directory Users and Computers, not in ESM. "Northwest Upgrades Plus" <andyn[ at ]nwupgradesplus.com(donotspam)> wrote in message news:09EB8A94-5315-4B0D-9C3F-9F5F94250A28[ at ]microsoft.com... [Quoted Text] > Here is a weird problem that I can not figure out. When trying to use > Exchange Server System Attendant and Selecting Server/Users/Mailbox to > delete > a user, right clicking on the user does not bring up the Exchange Tasks. > Any > suggestions? > > SBS2K3 Standard > -- > Thanks for your help.

Re: SBS2K3/Exchange Server problem Northwest Upgrades Plus 29.06.2007 21:58:07 That was done, But the user still comes up in the Exchange view. -- Thanks for your help. "Dave Nickason [SBS MVP]" wrote: [Quoted Text] > My grandmother used to say "right church, wrong pew." > > You need to delete the user (or remove the user's mailbox) from the > right-click menu in Active Directory Users and Computers, not in ESM. > > > "Northwest Upgrades Plus" <andyn[ at ]nwupgradesplus.com(donotspam)> wrote in > message news:09EB8A94-5315-4B0D-9C3F-9F5F94250A28[ at ]microsoft.com... > > Here is a weird problem that I can not figure out. When trying to use > > Exchange Server System Attendant and Selecting Server/Users/Mailbox to > > delete > > a user, right clicking on the user does not bring up the Exchange Tasks. > > Any > > suggestions? > > > > SBS2K3 Standard > > -- > > Thanks for your help. > > >

Re: SBS2K3/Exchange Server problem "Claus" <cjobes[ at ]nova-tech.org> 29.06.2007 22:02:10 Run the cleanup agent on the mailbox store. Your mailbox will then show up with a red X. Right-click on it and select PURGE. -- Claus "Northwest Upgrades Plus" <andyn[ at ]nwupgradesplus.com(donotspam)> wrote in message news:27452782-86C8-4E6F-9B4F-E34E64DB3F7D[ at ]microsoft.com... [Quoted Text] > That was done, But the user still comes up in the Exchange view. > -- > Thanks for your help. > > > "Dave Nickason [SBS MVP]" wrote: > >> My grandmother used to say "right church, wrong pew." >> >> You need to delete the user (or remove the user's mailbox) from the >> right-click menu in Active Directory Users and Computers, not in ESM. >> >> >> "Northwest Upgrades Plus" <andyn[ at ]nwupgradesplus.com(donotspam)> wrote in >> message news:09EB8A94-5315-4B0D-9C3F-9F5F94250A28[ at ]microsoft.com... >> > Here is a weird problem that I can not figure out. When trying to use >> > Exchange Server System Attendant and Selecting Server/Users/Mailbox to >> > delete >> > a user, right clicking on the user does not bring up the Exchange >> > Tasks. >> > Any >> > suggestions? >> > >> > SBS2K3 Standard >> > -- >> > Thanks for your help. >> >> >>

Re: SBS2K3/Exchange Server problem Northwest Upgrades Plus 29.06.2007 22:20:10 Where is the Cleanup Agent? -- Thanks for your help. "Claus" wrote: [Quoted Text] > Run the cleanup agent on the mailbox store. Your mailbox will then show up > with a red X. Right-click on it and select PURGE. > > -- > Claus > "Northwest Upgrades Plus" <andyn[ at ]nwupgradesplus.com(donotspam)> wrote in > message news:27452782-86C8-4E6F-9B4F-E34E64DB3F7D[ at ]microsoft.com... > > That was done, But the user still comes up in the Exchange view. > > -- > > Thanks for your help. > > > > > > "Dave Nickason [SBS MVP]" wrote: > > > >> My grandmother used to say "right church, wrong pew." > >> > >> You need to delete the user (or remove the user's mailbox) from the > >> right-click menu in Active Directory Users and Computers, not in ESM. > >> > >> > >> "Northwest Upgrades Plus" <andyn[ at ]nwupgradesplus.com(donotspam)> wrote in > >> message news:09EB8A94-5315-4B0D-9C3F-9F5F94250A28[ at ]microsoft.com... > >> > Here is a weird problem that I can not figure out. When trying to use > >> > Exchange Server System Attendant and Selecting Server/Users/Mailbox to > >> > delete > >> > a user, right clicking on the user does not bring up the Exchange > >> > Tasks. > >> > Any > >> > suggestions? > >> > > >> > SBS2K3 Standard > >> > -- > >> > Thanks for your help. > >> > >> > >> > > >

Re: SBS2K3/Exchange Server problem Northwest Upgrades Plus 29.06.2007 22:20:11 Where is the Cleanup Agent located? -- Thanks for your help. "Claus" wrote: [Quoted Text] > Run the cleanup agent on the mailbox store. Your mailbox will then show up > with a red X. Right-click on it and select PURGE. > > -- > Claus > "Northwest Upgrades Plus" <andyn[ at ]nwupgradesplus.com(donotspam)> wrote in > message news:27452782-86C8-4E6F-9B4F-E34E64DB3F7D[ at ]microsoft.com... > > That was done, But the user still comes up in the Exchange view. > > -- > > Thanks for your help. > > > > > > "Dave Nickason [SBS MVP]" wrote: > > > >> My grandmother used to say "right church, wrong pew." > >> > >> You need to delete the user (or remove the user's mailbox) from the > >> right-click menu in Active Directory Users and Computers, not in ESM. > >> > >> > >> "Northwest Upgrades Plus" <andyn[ at ]nwupgradesplus.com(donotspam)> wrote in > >> message news:09EB8A94-5315-4B0D-9C3F-9F5F94250A28[ at ]microsoft.com... > >> > Here is a weird problem that I can not figure out. When trying to use > >> > Exchange Server System Attendant and Selecting Server/Users/Mailbox to > >> > delete > >> > a user, right clicking on the user does not bring up the Exchange > >> > Tasks. > >> > Any > >> > suggestions? > >> > > >> > SBS2K3 Standard > >> > -- > >> > Thanks for your help. > >> > >> > >> > > >

Re: SBS2K3/Exchange Server problem "Dave Nickason [SBS MVP]" <gwdibble[ at ]NOSPAM.frontiernet.net> 29.06.2007 22:30:40 In Exchange System Manager under First Storage Group -> Mailbox Store, r-click Mailboxes. Although there's no reason not to run it now, it'll do its thing automatically overnight as well. I usually leave deleted mailboxes for the retention period just in case. "Northwest Upgrades Plus" <andyn[ at ]nwupgradesplus.com(donotspam)> wrote in message news:146BCAE5-7C92-4B51-86B2-3C2B7236F80C[ at ]microsoft.com... [Quoted Text] > Where is the Cleanup Agent? > -- > Thanks for your help. > > > "Claus" wrote: > >> Run the cleanup agent on the mailbox store. Your mailbox will then show >> up >> with a red X. Right-click on it and select PURGE. >> >> -- >> Claus >> "Northwest Upgrades Plus" <andyn[ at ]nwupgradesplus.com(donotspam)> wrote in >> message news:27452782-86C8-4E6F-9B4F-E34E64DB3F7D[ at ]microsoft.com... >> > That was done, But the user still comes up in the Exchange view. >> > -- >> > Thanks for your help. >> > >> > >> > "Dave Nickason [SBS MVP]" wrote: >> > >> >> My grandmother used to say "right church, wrong pew." >> >> >> >> You need to delete the user (or remove the user's mailbox) from the >> >> right-click menu in Active Directory Users and Computers, not in ESM. >> >> >> >> >> >> "Northwest Upgrades Plus" <andyn[ at ]nwupgradesplus.com(donotspam)> wrote >> >> in >> >> message news:09EB8A94-5315-4B0D-9C3F-9F5F94250A28[ at ]microsoft.com... >> >> > Here is a weird problem that I can not figure out. When trying to >> >> > use >> >> > Exchange Server System Attendant and Selecting Server/Users/Mailbox >> >> > to >> >> > delete >> >> > a user, right clicking on the user does not bring up the Exchange >> >> > Tasks. >> >> > Any >> >> > suggestions? >> >> > >> >> > SBS2K3 Standard >> >> > -- >> >> > Thanks for your help. >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >>

Re: SBS2K3/Exchange Server problem "jesmin ningthoujam" <jesmin.ningthoujam[ at ]gmail.com> 29.06.2007 22:55:50 In Exchange System Manager > Server > First Storage Group > Private Mailbox Store >Mailboxes> Right Click [Quoted Text] > Run Clean-up Agent - Refresh the Mailboxes, you will see the disconnected mailbox with a Red x. - Right Click > Purge. PS. You might want to keep it for a certain period of time in case there's something you might like to retreive it. -- jesmin ningthoujam --------------------------------------------- "Northwest Upgrades Plus" <andyn[ at ]nwupgradesplus.com(donotspam)> wrote in message news:6B4F7E40-557D-452F-B58B-285B1AFEA9E9[ at ]microsoft.com... > Where is the Cleanup Agent located? > -- > Thanks for your help. > > > "Claus" wrote: > >> Run the cleanup agent on the mailbox store. Your mailbox will then show >> up >> with a red X. Right-click on it and select PURGE. >> >> -- >> Claus >> "Northwest Upgrades Plus" <andyn[ at ]nwupgradesplus.com(donotspam)> wrote in >> message news:27452782-86C8-4E6F-9B4F-E34E64DB3F7D[ at ]microsoft.com... >> > That was done, But the user still comes up in the Exchange view. >> > -- >> > Thanks for your help. >> > >> > >> > "Dave Nickason [SBS MVP]" wrote: >> > >> >> My grandmother used to say "right church, wrong pew." >> >> >> >> You need to delete the user (or remove the user's mailbox) from the >> >> right-click menu in Active Directory Users and Computers, not in ESM. >> >> >> >> >> >> "Northwest Upgrades Plus" <andyn[ at ]nwupgradesplus.com(donotspam)> wrote >> >> in >> >> message news:09EB8A94-5315-4B0D-9C3F-9F5F94250A28[ at ]microsoft.com... >> >> > Here is a weird problem that I can not figure out. When trying to >> >> > use >> >> > Exchange Server System Attendant and Selecting Server/Users/Mailbox >> >> > to >> >> > delete >> >> > a user, right clicking on the user does not bring up the Exchange >> >> > Tasks. >> >> > Any >> >> > suggestions? >> >> > >> >> > SBS2K3 Standard >> >> > -- >> >> > Thanks for your help. >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >>