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HTTP/1.1 New Session Failed
All,
I am having this problem with our Exchange server (it serves up OWA too) where users get confronted with the following error:
HTTP/1.1 New Session Failed
This only happens with normal users though. I as an exchange full admin get no problems logging in. Can someone help me troubleshoot this one?
BTW, I ran the VBS file that was associated with the DST update, which changed permissions for all of our users (among other things). I'm highly suspicious that this is what caused our problems.
Thank you!
I am having this problem with our Exchange server (it serves up OWA too) where users get confronted with the following error:
HTTP/1.1 New Session Failed
This only happens with normal users though. I as an exchange full admin get no problems logging in. Can someone help me troubleshoot this one?
BTW, I ran the VBS file that was associated with the DST update, which changed permissions for all of our users (among other things). I'm highly suspicious that this is what caused our problems.
Thank you!
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Hi Simon, It's Exchange Enterprise edition 2003 SP2 with Windows 2003 Server Enterprise, SP2, and neither the OS, nor Exchange is entirely updated post their SPs.
Hope that helps!
Hope that helps!
There have been a couple of updates for OWA since SP2, one to deal with an issue after MS lost a court case.
However I would probably suggest in the first instance resetting the virtual directories.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=883380
Simon.
However I would probably suggest in the first instance resetting the virtual directories.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=883380
Simon.
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That is an interesting idea that I hadn't thought of. I am VERY nervous about touching those configurations though, and I won't bore you with all the details.
One thing to note, is that restarting the web resource (it's a cluster too) seems to resolve the problem at least temporarily. I restarted it an hour ago, and it seems to be holding so far. I do still get the error though when a user clicks on the "logoff" button in OWA. I am beginning to wonder if it's some interraction with regular users, and ASP.
One thing to note, is that restarting the web resource (it's a cluster too) seems to resolve the problem at least temporarily. I restarted it an hour ago, and it seems to be holding so far. I do still get the error though when a user clicks on the "logoff" button in OWA. I am beginning to wonder if it's some interraction with regular users, and ASP.
There have been some issues reported recently with regards to asp.net, but I haven't seen them myself so cannot comment on whether that is the case or not.
Simon.
Simon.
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I'm a little embarrassed to admit that stopping and starting the web resource seemed to do the trick. I was waiting to post this to be sure that it stuck, and it appears to have stuck.
Thank you for your suggestions!
Thank you for your suggestions!
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hi All,
what does it means by "stopping and starting the web resource" ?
where can i foound it in INETMGR ? is it the same as iisreset
what does it means by "stopping and starting the web resource" ?
where can i foound it in INETMGR ? is it the same as iisreset
Windows, Exchange, latest service packs updates?
Simon.