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I am runing a 2003 server with iis 6 exchange 2003 and sql 2005. The box is a webhost, mailserver, dns, and domain controller. &nbsp; Everything has been working fine, untill a project I was working on reqired a bit of php. &nbsp;I installed php on the server based off of a tutorial I found browsing these forums. &nbsp;After I installed php 5.x my exchange web mail the &quot;&nbsp;outlook web interface&quot; &nbsp;stoped being displayed. &nbsp;Now when people log in to check their mail they see a directory of user names. &nbsp;I think installing the php killed the asp that was the site. &nbsp; Is there a way to fix my exchange problem without having to uninstal? &nbsp;I have prohibited the php from runing on that web page thinking that would stop it, but it hasn't. <br />
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I am runing a 2003 server with iis 6 exchange 2003 and sql 2005. The box is a webhost, mailserver, dns, and domain controller.   Everything has been working fine, untill a project I was working on reqired a bit of php.  I installed php on the server based off of a tutorial I found browsing these forums.  After I installed php 5.x my exchange web mail the " outlook web interface"  stoped being displayed.  Now when people log in to check their mail they see a directory of user names.  I think installing the php killed the asp that was the site.   Is there a way to fix my exchange problem without having to uninstal?  I have prohibited the php from runing on that web page thinking that would stop it, but it hasn't. 

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How do I fix my exchang2003 einternet mail after maing a dumb move and installing php in iis 6?

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).