RE: Exchange 2000: mail

Antonio,
This is the standard behavior in Exchange 2000. You will see the mailbox in 
System Manager window only when there has been some activity in the mailbox 
that was created. Until then, nothing shows up in System Manager.

Regards,



-----Original Message-----
From: Antonio Suárez Pozuelo [mailto:asuarez@xxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Wednesday, January 29, 2003 7:44 AM
To: [ExchangeList]
Subject: [exchangelist] Exchange 2000: mail


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It's this simple: in the "AD Users and Computers" console, right click on a 
domain user and select "Exchange Tasks". On the wizard, select "Create 
Mailbox", click Next, let the wizard finish and... ¡nothing happens! Move to 
Exchange Administration console and the mailbox is not there. The 
administrative and storage groups are correct, the LDAP path for the user seems 
right. No errors, no warnings. Turned on maximum logging for every Exchange 
service; it fills the Application log in a few seconds, but no errors are 
reported.

Have someone experienced this before? Something within the Exchange-AD system 
is failing, does someone know where could I look for error messages or 
whatever? I'm really confused, can't find a single clue on this.

The environment is: Small Bussiness Server working as Domain Controller and 
Exchange Server. Every product updated to the latest Service Pack available.

Thank you in advance.

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