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We effectively provide our customers with their own off-site IT Department. Seconds away from a remote connection to fix 90% of problems, and just a short drive away from an on-site rapid response for more serious issues. You concentrate on your job, let us fix your technical issues for you.
UK BITS are not tied to any one supplier for hardware or software, this allows us to offer the best solution possible for our clients circumstances within their budget.
We are so confident of the support we offer our clients, that we do not tie them in to annual contracts. Our engineers speak plain English and not IT jargon and abbreviations.
Outsourced IT Services
UK BITS provide a comprehensive range of services covering everything from initial systems design, hardware and software installation, through to ongoing maintenance, training, support, and monitoring. Just some of the many services we offer:
For further details please see our IT services page.
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Cannot Close Additional Mailboxes in Outlook 2007/2010 with Exchange 2010
Thu, 17th May 2012
When a user has been given full access permissions to a mailbox in Exchange 2010 (In Exchange Management Console under ‘Recipient Configuration’ -> ‘Mailbox’, right click the User and select Manage Full Access Permissions), Outlook 2007 and Outlook 2010 will automatically display this mailbox.
After removing the Additional Mailbox/es in Outlook’s Account Settings and going through the ‘Manage Full Access Permissions’ process above and removing the name of the user who has the now unwanted mailbox, it still remains in the list of mailboxes in Outlook.
In order to remove this residual mailbox from the user’s Outlook, log in to the Exchange Server and click ‘Start’ -> ‘Run’, type ‘adsiedit.msc’and click ‘OK’.
When ADSIEdit opens up, in the left pane will be ADSIEdit
Underneath this you should see ‘Default naming context [YOUR.SERVER.NAME]’.
If it says ‘Configuration [YOUR.SERVER.NAME]’, ‘RootDSE [YOUR.SERVER.NAME]’ or
‘Schema [YOUR.SERVER.NAME]’, right click on it and select ‘Settings’.
Under ‘Connection Point’ -> ‘Select a well know naming context:’ pick ‘Default naming context’ from the dropdown list and click ‘OK’.
Now drill down in the left pane to the OU that contains the User whose mailbox you want to stop automatically sharing.
On the relevant ‘CN=UserName‘ you want to stop auto-sharing, right click and select ‘Properties’.
Under the ‘Attribute Editor’ tab, scroll down to ‘msExchDelegateListLink’ and highlight it, then click the ‘Edit’ button.
Highlight the User Name you wish to STOP automatically sharing TO, and click ‘Remove’.
Click ‘OK’, ‘Apply’, and ‘OK’ again.
You can now close ADSIEdit on the server.
The next time you open Outlook, after a short time, the unwanted mailboxes should disappear.
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