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Also, please advise if the Monitoring &amp;&nbsp;Reporting and Backup screens are working properly in the Server Management Console.<br />
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Jeff<br />
TechSoEasy
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Also, please advise if the Monitoring & Reporting and Backup screens are working properly in the Server Management Console.

Jeff
TechSoEasy

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I've found the problem, and it was of my own making. Because the main website is being replaced, last week I assigned a new virtual directory to handle requests made to the default website. I didn't realise that this would also hijack requests to the Exchange Virtual Directory.<br />
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So i've put it back how it was, and put a page in the default website to redirect traffic to the new website. OWA now works once more.<br />
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I've awarded the points anyway. Thanks for your input.<br />
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Ian<br />

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I've found the problem, and it was of my own making. Because the main website is being replaced, last week I assigned a new virtual directory to handle requests made to the default website. I didn't realise that this would also hijack requests to the Exchange Virtual Directory.

So i've put it back how it was, and put a page in the default website to redirect traffic to the new website. OWA now works once more.

I've awarded the points anyway. Thanks for your input.

Ian


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SBS 2003: I noticed this morning that OWA has stopped working. It was OK last week, now I get a 404 error.<br />
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The default website seems to be working OK. I logged into another server that I administer and compared all the settings. Everything is identical. I've re-run the ICW and restarted all the relevant services.<br />
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Anyone got any ideas?
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SBS 2003: I noticed this morning that OWA has stopped working. It was OK last week, now I get a 404 error.

The default website seems to be working OK. I logged into another server that I administer and compared all the settings. Everything is identical. I've re-run the ICW and restarted all the relevant services.

Anyone got any ideas?

Outlook Web Access stopped working

Small Business Server (SBS) is a line of server operating systems targeted at small businesses by bundling the operating system with a number of other Microsoft products that would normally need to be purchased or licensed separately. The most notable inclusions are Exchange, SQL Server, SharePoint and ISA/TMG (Microsoft's firewall and proxy server).