If you’ve struggled with then the answer is most likely to do with relaying. Check the following:

Exchange System Manager
–First Admin Group
—-Servers
—–server_name
——Protocols
——-SMTP

Right click properties on Default SMTP Virtual Server
Click the Access tab
Click Relay button at the bottom.
Add your scanner IP on the allow list.

Done.

A problem exist where when receiving a call on the iphone while driving the audio might switch to the handset instead of the car audio system. This is resolved by changing the audio settings under Settings>General>Accessibility. There should be a default audio output there.

“Could not complete the operation. One or more parameter values are not valid”

Fix that worked for us:

1. Run outlook with “outlook.exe /resetnavpane”

Then clear the autocomplete cache
Outlook 2010 -> “Outlook.exe /CleanAutoCompleteCache”
Outlook 2007 – Delete the outlook.nk2 file

Random occurrence when saving to a network location or drive. Try the following (tested on Windows 7):

-Disable anti virus document scanning on server
-On client disable explorer Preview Pane (Organize -> untick Preview Pane)
-On client disable indexing of save location (Win7)

It seems when restoring files from a Windows 2008 R2 backup you are limited to 1000 files restore in one go. MS suggests you restore a parent directory or fewer files. Selecting a parent did not work. Simple solution is to break up your restores in less than 1000 file batches. Went through fine after that.

Not sure why the limit is in place though.

Simple!

1. ADUC the right click on user container and add a new group.

2.Provide a name for the list and tick ‘Distribution‘.

3. Select “Global” or whichever is appropriate under scope.

4. Next and then provide an email address for the list.

5. Finish, wait 2 minutes for the changes to propagate.

6. Go into properties for the newly created list and ad members.

7. Remember to double check the ‘email address’ tab to ensure that the email address is for the external address and not the internal domain name (.local)

Word of warning – it seems a bug exists when uninstalling AVG 2012 it appears to remove your Windows Live Mail accounts and delete all emails along with it. (Windows 7 x86).