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OWA on Exchange 2003 works internally, but externally the view is skewed
Hi,
I can login to OWA as long as I am inside my Network. When I login from outside, the login goes through, but the view is all crooked and I can not access any of the folders. I have uploaded the view on the following public share, someone please look at this and let me know how to fix this.
http://www.4shared.com/dir/1142147/d575a649/OWA_View.html
Thanks
I can login to OWA as long as I am inside my Network. When I login from outside, the login goes through, but the view is all crooked and I can not access any of the folders. I have uploaded the view on the following public share, someone please look at this and let me know how to fix this.
http://www.4shared.com/dir/1142147/d575a649/OWA_View.html
Thanks
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Sembee,
I do not use SSL - all the authentication settings are exactly what you described. I even reset the settings and restarted IIS. Logging in is not the problem here, after I login my left Nav Bar is compressed up to where I can not see my folder structure. When I click on Inbox I see menu options at the top and one line of the first Message and thats it nothing else. I can view other options like Calendar or Contacts they all appear just fine. Thats the reason I had upload the image in the public share so someone can look at it. I am not sure how else to explain how the view looks. I guess I understand if you dont want to view the file. Thanks for helping so far, I hope this description gave you more insight in to the problem.
Mohd - it is not working in IE 6.x or IE 7 plus the kb talks about some other issue I think.
I do not use SSL - all the authentication settings are exactly what you described. I even reset the settings and restarted IIS. Logging in is not the problem here, after I login my left Nav Bar is compressed up to where I can not see my folder structure. When I click on Inbox I see menu options at the top and one line of the first Message and thats it nothing else. I can view other options like Calendar or Contacts they all appear just fine. Thats the reason I had upload the image in the public share so someone can look at it. I am not sure how else to explain how the view looks. I guess I understand if you dont want to view the file. Thanks for helping so far, I hope this description gave you more insight in to the problem.
Mohd - it is not working in IE 6.x or IE 7 plus the kb talks about some other issue I think.
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Oh just to mention again, this is a problem only when I am trying to access external to the company network. Inside the network it works just fine.
Flush your temporary internet files. That fixes many OWA problems.
Simon.
Simon.
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Sembee,
I still have not flushed any of the internet files but this morning I added the site to the explorer's trusted sites and it worked. I took it off from the trusted sites and it still is working. I will definitely flush the files as you said but something from the things you said and adding to trusted list made it work.
I did notice one difference, when I go to the site I get a small login screen - this screen was different. Ealier it has several lines of information (never read it) and then two text boxes for login credentials. This morning it did not have all that information. Resetting the authentication settings may have worked, but they did not work yesterday is still not clear though.
Let me know if you can think of anything else to fix the issue for good. But otherwise thanks for all your help.
I still have not flushed any of the internet files but this morning I added the site to the explorer's trusted sites and it worked. I took it off from the trusted sites and it still is working. I will definitely flush the files as you said but something from the things you said and adding to trusted list made it work.
I did notice one difference, when I go to the site I get a small login screen - this screen was different. Ealier it has several lines of information (never read it) and then two text boxes for login credentials. This morning it did not have all that information. Resetting the authentication settings may have worked, but they did not work yesterday is still not clear though.
Let me know if you can think of anything else to fix the issue for good. But otherwise thanks for all your help.
Well is it working fine IE 6.x if yes then install this patch if no then ignore this patch as it might be some thing else
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