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When you’re in a Windows 2003 network with Windows XP clients, Internet Explorer settings defined in your Group Policy may not be applied. Misconfiguration is often the cause of your Internet Explorer settings not being applied to your Windows XP clients.
In this article i will sum up the reasons why your Internet Explorer settings are not applied. I assume you’re running Windows 2003 SP2 on your domain controller (although SP0 or SP1 should be no problem), Windows XP SP2 on your clients,  and Internet Explorer 6 (at least Internet Explorer 6 SP1). I also assume you do NOT use the Internet Explorer Maintenance Mode. If you do, my advice would be to stop using it. Setting every option in the Group Policy separately gives you much more control.

To use Powershell to list the mailbox databases in Exchange 2007, you should use the get-mailboxdatabase command.

While I was doing some testing with this command, I figured out that get-mailboxdatabase and get-mailboxdatabase ‘Mailbox Database’ both exported different results. Why is this?

When running a Windows 2003 server with .NET Framework 2 installed, you might find the following error in the event log:

When you have set Word 2003 as your default e-mail editor, you might get the error “Interface not registered” when trying to send an email. You are still able to send messages with the Outlook editor set.

To solve the problem which causes the “Interface not registered“-error, do the following