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Got It!<br />
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I went to Exchange Admin Console and expanded: servers/protocols/http . Then right click exchange and choose properties. click the access tab and uncheck directory browsing.<br />
Click apply and OK. After that go back and re-check the directory browsing box. Apply and OK and you should be set.<br />
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Ben
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Got It!

I went to Exchange Admin Console and expanded: servers/protocols/http . Then right click exchange and choose properties. click the access tab and uncheck directory browsing.
Click apply and OK. After that go back and re-check the directory browsing box. Apply and OK and you should be set.

Ben

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We have a SBS 2K3 network. Everything works great in the office and even when outlook is connected to the exchange server over a VPN. HOWEVER, when I (or anyone for that matter) log onto http://domain.com/exchange, I am able to log on, read my emails, see my calendar and contacts, but WHEN I TRY TO SEND (new, reply, or forward) an email - A pop-up comes up in the middle of the screen that simply says:<br />
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Forbidden<br />
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Please help<br />
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Ben
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We have a SBS 2K3 network. Everything works great in the office and even when outlook is connected to the exchange server over a VPN. HOWEVER, when I (or anyone for that matter) log onto http://domain.com/exchange, I am able to log on, read my emails, see my calendar and contacts, but WHEN I TRY TO SEND (new, reply, or forward) an email - A pop-up comes up in the middle of the screen that simply says:

Forbidden

Please help

Ben

&quot;Forbidden&quot; pop-up after clicking send with OWA

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).

&quot;Forbidden&quot; pop-up after clicking send with OWA

"Forbidden" pop-up after clicking send with OWA