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Have no idea if you can install Exchange without, but: did you install the schema extensions before?
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Have no idea if you can install Exchange without, but: did you install the schema extensions before?

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I will leave a recommendation in the Cleanup topic area that this question is:

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PLEASE DO NOT ACCEPT THIS COMMENT AS AN ANSWER!

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Hardware summary: 1 Win2k Domain controller and 1 machine runing exchange 2000 server.<br />
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Here is the problem: &nbsp;I built the exchange server with all the current patches and service packs. &nbsp;and when I use my ID to test everything works great...even OWA. &nbsp;So then I try to make some user accounts and test them. &nbsp;They dont work at all. weird right...so I copy my account to see if that works and for some reason the user I made from a copy of my account works...can even access owa...<br />
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So to test I start removing them from group memberships...long story short when users are members of schema admins then can access thier mail...both on OWA and through outlook. When they are not...bam doesnt work...<br />
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Can anyone help me figure out how the heck to correct this?<br />

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Hardware summary: 1 Win2k Domain controller and 1 machine runing exchange 2000 server.

Here is the problem:  I built the exchange server with all the current patches and service packs.  and when I use my ID to test everything works great...even OWA.  So then I try to make some user accounts and test them.  They dont work at all. weird right...so I copy my account to see if that works and for some reason the user I made from a copy of my account works...can even access owa...

So to test I start removing them from group memberships...long story short when users are members of schema admins then can access thier mail...both on OWA and through outlook. When they are not...bam doesnt work...

Can anyone help me figure out how the heck to correct this?


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Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.